ladies: lowrider pants. how low......

Bold&Beautiful · 05-10-2002, 11:42 PM

e be like say designers nowadays want us to practically show our butt cracks while standing when we wear low-rider jeans or slacks. i was looking @ a mag. and there were three stages:
low...
lower...
lowest rise...
the last one was basically on the girls butt crack.
how low is your preference?

for me i think the first stage is enuff. i have a rather sizeable behind so if i go any lower. ..whoa....

but they sure are comfortable. oya...

**ICN** · 05-11-2002, 03:08 AM

Women! I swear, when y'all stop chasing after models and what they wear people will stop usuing y'all. If people aren't trying to be anorexic, they are trying to get bigger boobs, now they wanna be naked. Later now una go blame us guys when we look.

Quote:

Originally posted by Bold&Beautiful
e be like say designers nowadays want us to practically show our butt cracks while standing when we wear low-rider jeans or slacks. i was looking @ a mag. and there were three stages:
low...
lower...
lowest rise...
the last one was basically on the girls butt crack.
how low is your preference?

for me i think the first stage is enuff. i have a rather sizeable behind so if i go any lower. ..whoa.... but they sure are comfortable. oya...

babyprincess · 05-11-2002, 02:15 PM

please those things are eyesores, especially on women who are built like real women (you know with a butt and hips to match

) It really is not flattering at all.
I'm convinced that the fashion industry is going to continue making clothes for women, that have the body of a pre-pubescent boy (i.e. shapeless) and since I'm anything but, I will have to work extra hard to find flattering clothes. It's a damn conspiracy

vinyloaee · 05-11-2002, 02:32 PM

Hmm, about women with hips & butts.
JLo & Beyonce have hips, and they are the only female celebrities who wear low-riding pants and I think look good in them and have actually heard men go crazy cos of their pants.

Most of the women/girls I have seen in lowriders who are looking good have hips. The skin display may draw the attention, but the nice visible curves will keep the attention.

Hips are not the only things that matter with those pants, there are the abs, upper and lower thighs, the small of the back, butt and the length of the legs. The style of the pants also matter ie flared, boy cut, etc

Obviously, if you have super super hips, the kind that you need to have a belt or drawstrings for your skirts or pants, then I understand your plight. Stay away from lowriders.

The most important things about wearing lowriders is that the stomach is flat and that the small of the back is trim. Otherwise, you are screwed.

**Orege** · 05-11-2002, 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by vinyloaee
Hmm, about women with hips & butts.
JLo & Beyonce have hips, and they are the only female celebrities who wear low-riding pants and I think look good in them and have actually heard men go crazy cos of their pants.

Most of the women/girls I have seen in lowriders who are looking good have hips. The skin display may draw the attention, but the nice visible curves will keep the attention.

Hips are not the only things that matter with those pants, there are the abs, upper and lower thighs, the small of the back, butt and the length of the legs. The style of the pants also matter ie flared, boy cut, etc

Obviously, if you have super super hips, the kind that you need to have a belt or drawstrings for your skirts or pants, then I understand your plight. Stay away from lowriders.

The most important things about wearing lowriders is that the stomach is flat and that the small of the back is trim. Otherwise, you are screwed.

*appauses,applauses*

I concur .

vinyloaee · 05-11-2002, 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by babyprincess
especially on women who are built like real women (you know with a butt and hips to match )

I'm convinced that the fashion industry is going to continue making clothes for women, that have the body of a pre-pubescent boy (i.e. shapeless) and since I'm anything but, I will have to work extra hard to find flattering clothes.

Hmm. Ladies, let us be more careful with the kinds of words we use to describe ourselves, especially in public.
It is enough that men toss around some harsh remarks about our body structures, but let us not join them by throwing stones at ourselves.
A woman having no hips, butt or breasts does not make her an unreal woman or an inferior woman. There are many physical attributes that make a woman a woman.
Her delicate bone structure.
The length & curve of her neck.
The beauty of her shoulders.
The texture & color of her skin.
Her hair.
Her voice.
Her smile.
Her laughter.
The shape of her eyes & brows.
Her legs.
Her nails.
The shape of her face.
Her carriage.
Her mannerisms.

We are in a world where people are trying to fit the norm. If everywoman looked like a figure 8 with attack and defence, it would be boring. The beauty in a woman has to do with what sets her apart from others, her uniqueness. We should appreciate the variety we have in our shapes.
Let us not add to the insecurities we have to face. Ladies, we should be respectful of the shapes of others and learn to appreciate ours.
Women like Cameron Diaz, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss, Liya Kebede are very attractive to men. We are all shaped differently, let us celebrate our diversity.

Hallie · 05-11-2002, 09:09 PM

personally, I love weaing low cut jeans to show off my tight abs and sexy legs. it gets the guys seeing double

**BlkOpal** · 05-11-2002, 09:25 PM

the lowest stage will be more better...

Daunte · 05-11-2002, 09:36 PM

funny

Quote:

Originally posted by vinyloaee

Hmm. Ladies, let us be more careful with the kinds of words we use to describe ourselves, especially in public.
It is enough that men toss around some harsh remarks about our body structures, but let us not join them by throwing stones at ourselves.
A woman having no hips, butt or breasts does not make her an unreal woman or an inferior woman. There are many physical attributes that make a woman a woman.
Her delicate bone structure.
The length & curve of her neck.
The beauty of her shoulders.
The texture & color of her skin.
Her hair.
Her voice.
Her smile.
Her laughter.
The shape of her eyes & brows.
Her legs.
Her nails.
The shape of her face.
Her carriage.
Her mannerisms.

We are in a world where people are trying to fit the norm. If everywoman looked like a figure 8 with attack and defence, it would be boring. The beauty in a woman has to do with what sets her apart from others, her uniqueness. We should appreciate the variety we have in our shapes.
Let us not add to the insecurities we have to face. Ladies, we should be respectful of the shapes of others and learn to appreciate ours.
Women like Cameron Diaz, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss, Liya Kebede are very attractive to men. We are all shaped differently, let us celebrate our diversity.

sapphire · 05-11-2002, 10:55 PM

she's right!

05-12-2002, 03:29 AM

Who da hell is Liya Kebede??

girl, I think it assumed that women with no hips etc don't have any problems finding clothing... by calling yourself a 'real' woman, you are putting a positive spin on things... someone like me wey no fit find pants (all my pants look cropped/capris), i no fit call myself a 'real woman.' So I call myself 'model height.' It's all about the spins girly.

**NubianRage** · 05-13-2002, 04:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by vinyloaee

Hmm. Ladies, let us be more careful with the kinds of words we use to describe ourselves, especially in public.
It is enough that men toss around some harsh remarks about our body structures, but let us not join them by throwing stones at ourselves.
A woman having no hips, butt or breasts does not make her an unreal woman or an inferior woman. There are many physical attributes that make a woman a woman.
Her delicate bone structure.
The length & curve of her neck.
The beauty of her shoulders.
The texture & color of her skin.
Her hair.
Her voice.
Her smile.
Her laughter.
The shape of her eyes & brows.
Her legs.
Her nails.
The shape of her face.
Her carriage.
Her mannerisms.

We are in a world where people are trying to fit the norm. If everywoman looked like a figure 8 with attack and defence, it would be boring. The beauty in a woman has to do with what sets her apart from others, her uniqueness. We should appreciate the variety we have in our shapes.
Let us not add to the insecurities we have to face. Ladies, we should be respectful of the shapes of others and learn to appreciate ours.
Women like Cameron Diaz, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss, Liya Kebede are very attractive to men. We are all shaped differently, let us celebrate our diversity.

look at an intelligent woman . . . who was saying something about all women being hater?

**chinadoll** · 05-13-2002, 07:14 PM

low is enough for me jare

"ase ju lolowun kofe"

vinyloaee · 05-13-2002, 07:31 PM

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Originally posted by Phantom
Who da hell is Liya Kebede??

http://perso.club-internet.fr/yangab...iyakebede.html

http://www.newyorkmetro.com/shopping...together/2.htm

**Minx** · 05-13-2002, 10:33 PM

First, I applaud Vinyl, the ultimate voice of diplomacy

Second, I love low riders, but I know that if the abs ain't looking right, they won't work. The butt crack rise is not applicable to me, co I sha know that if I really wanted to work i like that, somethin would be seriously wrong with me!!

Biko, my yansh crack is for me and me alone.

MinX

05-10-2002, 11:42 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bold&Beautiful Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: north kakalaka Posts: 1,241 Points: 29.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 29.00 Donate Rep Power: 23	ladies: lowrider pants. how low...... e be like say designers nowadays want us to practically show our butt cracks while standing when we wear low-rider jeans or slacks. i was looking @ a mag. and there were three stages: low... lower... lowest rise... the last one was basically on the girls butt crack. how low is your preference? for me i think the first stage is enuff. i have a rather sizeable behind so if i go any lower. ..whoa.... but they sure are comfortable. oya... __________________ Business goes where it is invited and stays where it is appreciated!

05-11-2002, 02:15 PM	#3 (permalink)
babyprincess Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: GONE Posts: 1,884 Points: 199.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 199.00 Donate Rep Power: 0	stay away please those things are eyesores, especially on women who are built like real women (you know with a butt and hips to match ) It really is not flattering at all. I'm convinced that the fashion industry is going to continue making clothes for women, that have the body of a pre-pubescent boy (i.e. shapeless) and since I'm anything but, I will have to work extra hard to find flattering clothes. It's a damn conspiracy

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BlkOpal Elder Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: D L Posts: 2,756 Points: 250.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 250.00 Donate Rep Power: 28	the lowest stage will be more better... __________________ creature of emotions...temptation of the flesh.

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sapphire Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: ha! Posts: 2,589 Points: 10,014.60 Bank: 604.82 Total Points: 10,619.42 Donate Rep Power: 215999	she's right! __________________ If my father has stolen, I will... Attend the very best school in the world and walk shoulder high (Educational Investment) Organize charity fund just like the 'better life For Rural Women' and government officials will contribute more (...talk about the rich getting richer) Own properties in choice countries/ locations and drive 'tear rubber' vehicles (property Investment) Be the toast of the town where musician will sing praise me (Social well being) Owning a jet or airplane wouldn't be an issue (Ease of transportation) Streets/avenues will be named after me (grass root investment) Arrange prayers for my father in churches and mosques to ward off evil spirit and untimely death (Spiritual upliftment) Advice my father to marry more wives and take more chieftaincy tittles across the board (evenly distribution of wealth) Donate 'chairs' to tertiary institutions for under privilege children Have shares in blue chips companies ** Wouldn't have to struggle in life But my father didn't have the opportunity to steal otherwise I wouldn't be in diaspora searching for the proverbial green pastures. http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/...s-a-thief.html

05-13-2002, 07:14 PM	#13 (permalink)
chinadoll Simply Gorgeous Join Date: May 2002 Location: In his presence (in his precious arms) Posts: 478 Points: 1,034.00 Bank: 3,219.90 Total Points: 4,253.90 Donate Rep Power: 21	low is enough for me jare "ase ju lolowun kofe" __________________ keep your head up high Always say a prayer(ASAP)

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vinyloaee Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 81 Points: 173.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 173.00 Donate Rep Power: 0	Hmm, about women with hips & butts. JLo & Beyonce have hips, and they are the only female celebrities who wear low-riding pants and I think look good in them and have actually heard men go crazy cos of their pants. Most of the women/girls I have seen in lowriders who are looking good have hips. The skin display may draw the attention, but the nice visible curves will keep the attention. Hips are not the only things that matter with those pants, there are the abs, upper and lower thighs, the small of the back, butt and the length of the legs. The style of the pants also matter ie flared, boy cut, etc Obviously, if you have super super hips, the kind that you need to have a belt or drawstrings for your skirts or pants, then I understand your plight. Stay away from lowriders. The most important things about wearing lowriders is that the stomach is flat and that the small of the back is trim. Otherwise, you are screwed.

05-11-2002, 09:09 PM	#7 (permalink)
Hallie Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 43 Points: 129.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 129.00 Donate Rep Power: 0	personally, I love weaing low cut jeans to show off my tight abs and sexy legs. it gets the guys seeing double

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Phantom Posts: n/a Points: 0 Bank: 0 Total Points: 0 Donate	Who da hell is Liya Kebede?? girl, I think it assumed that women with no hips etc don't have any problems finding clothing... by calling yourself a 'real' woman, you are putting a positive spin on things... someone like me wey no fit find pants (all my pants look cropped/capris), i no fit call myself a 'real woman.' So I call myself 'model height.' It's all about the spins girly.

05-13-2002, 10:33 PM	#15 (permalink)
Minx Estrella Nigeriana Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: In the land of Joblessness Posts: 1,230 Points: 2,155.38 Bank: 3,445.29 Total Points: 5,600.67 Donate Rep Power: 25	Ah well.... First, I applaud Vinyl, the ultimate voice of diplomacy Second, I love low riders, but I know that if the abs ain't looking right, they won't work. The butt crack rise is not applicable to me, co I sha know that if I really wanted to work i like that, somethin would be seriously wrong with me!! Biko, my yansh crack is for me and me alone. MinX __________________ <font face= "Garamond"> <center><font color= "red"><b>"G.A"<br>#20 of 24 Carat Crimson & Cream<br>23 Supreme<br>Theta Nu MADE<br>DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC.<br>Ooooh, Those Spring '04 Reds <br>OOOO-OOOP!! <br></b><br><font color= "purple" size= 2>~* This Star Will ALWAYS Shine*~<br>Oh, and if you don't like the MinX...Bite your tongue or just <img src= "http://www.naijaryders.com/minx/kissmy.gif"</imgsrc><A HREF=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/registry/31L2I1CGGKASQ/ref%3Dwl%5Fs%5F3/103-4312324-6115805><Font size= 3 color= blue><b> My "I wanna buy Minxie a gift cuz she's the bomb" Wishlist: Come See...Come Purchase!!!</font></b></A HREF></center>

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