Annie Mole's, webmaster of Going Underground, daily web log (blog).
If you like this you'll LURVE One Stop Short of Barking, THE fun and informative BOOK about travelling on the London Underground.
She's got the cropped white blonde hair. The bloke's checked shirt. The cool short jeans that aren't shorts. Good job.
The Twiggy Bag
Regular readers will remember how I called those cropped 3/4 length trousers that loads of women wore in the winter and autumn "Twiggy Trousers", after sixties model icon Twiggy turned around the fortunes of M & S by advertising them. Well they've now bought out a bag which reminds us of Twiggy's roots.
I like it. It's green. It's retro. It stands out amongst the many other "I'm not a plastic bag" bags. Good job.
Now onto the not so good ones.
Not so shiny shoes
I've seen a number of women with these shiny foil shoes on the Tube and there must be some kind of fault with them in that they're not designed to be worn more than once!
This woman's were looking better than I've seen a lot of them look, but it kinda defeats the object of having ultra shiny shoes if they're going to make you look "like a homeless".
The fugly furry boots in Summer
There's not really much to say about these boots that hasn't been said before.
They're simply wrong.
The Indecisive Look
Finally, when you just can't decide what colour leggings to wear:
Wear red and yellow.
That's it for now. I actually can't remember when I last did a victims post so I'm linking to the first canine fashion victim - Elvis.
You can find out more about Elvis here and the complete picture gallery of all the TFV's can be seen on the following Flickr set.
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