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Funky Hairstyles – Spiky Bob Haircuts 2010

Bob hairstyles are very elegant if you know what kind of bob you have but also the bob hair cuts can be sassy and sexy.Layered bob can be used to make your spiky bob haircut look modern and cool. The kind of bob we are talking here is the spiky bob haircut that is suitable for young girls because this bob it is very modern. Spiky bob haircut for girls won’t suit those with fine hair but any bob haircuts with bangs will work.

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Funky Hairstyles – Spiky Bob Haircuts 2010Funky Hairstyles – Spiky Bob Haircuts 2010




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Miley Cyrus Long Curly Hairstyles For Girls 2009

Actress/singer Miley Cyrus seen leaving the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank after a meeting. She is wearing her long hairstyle.

Miley Cyrus hairstyles for girls 2009


Miley Cyrus Long Curly Hairstyles For Girls 2009
Miley Cyrus loves to wear long and luscious wavy hairstyles, which complement her face perfectly. Multi-talented teen star, Miley Cyrus’ popularity charts on the radar of music, acting and hairstyle world have increased rapidly during the last three years. She is the idol of millions of teenage girls throughout the world. Young girls are always the first to imitate hair fashion of their favorite icons and for them there is not better style-icon than Miley Cyrus. Her gorgeous hairstyles and long lush waves with finely woven highlights and lowlights work well on her cute and lovely face even without any bangs or fringes.


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Miley Cyrus Long Curly Hairstyles For Girls 2009

Miley Cyrus curly hairstyles for grils

Miley Cyrus Long Curly Hairstyles For Girls 2009




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Scene Girls Hairstyles with Side Bangs for 2010

Scene girls can be seen all over the popular downtown malls and coffee joints wearing bumpy and stylish hairstyles and colorful headbands. Scene hair with side bangs covering one side of the face or slightly falling over the forehead is a little new trend among the scenesters. In fact, it was one of the most popular fad in emo boys and girls. However, scene boys and girls have also started to develop a liking for scene hair with side bangs.

Scene Girls Hairstyles with Side Bangs
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Scene Girls Hairstyles with Side Bangs for 2010
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Scene Girls Hairstyles with Side Bangs for 2010

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Scene Girls Hairstyles with Side Bangs for 2010



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Straight Guys Care Too

Straight Guys Care Too
Whether you consider this is in or out, think twice about your outfit because there are guys with strong strong opinions!

Whether you consider this is in or out, think twice about your outfit because there are guys with strong strong opinions!



As a classmate and I try to concentrate in calculus for our last finals, we can’t help but get distracted by these girls in our class that dress – well let’s just say not so pleasant to the eyes. One of our recent text convos looked like this:


Friend: What the hell is that dumb girl wearing? ???
Me: You look at her way too much. Just ignore her.
Friend: She’s in my line to the board… It pains me it’s like one of those things that is so gross you can’t turn away. You just go DAMN what happened?
Me: haha I know how you feel.
Friend: That girl is so trashy! Black bra that you can see. c’mon seriously.


After you’ve read this conversation it sounds like two normal college girls squabbling over some other girl in class. Well, no. It ends up that this friend of mine is actually a guy and no he’s not gay or into fashion and art. Just your typically college boy that wants to get passed tests and finals.


“High heels, ripped jeans, brown belt, see through shirt with the black bra, and the zebra print bag – none of those matched each other!” exclaimed my friend as we were walking out of class. Sighing he adds, “That girl has no fashion sense whatsoever.”


This whole remark made me laugh, but later it got me thinking, do guys really notice that much? This friend of mind never appealed to me as the type that criticizes a girl’s fashion, so I was utterly surprised later when I looked back at the conversation. So I guess straight guys do care more or less about how we dress. Never did I think that, in a town where I live in, I would meet a guy with such a strong opinion about clothes. It gives me all the more reason to think twice about what I wear before I leave the house. haha :)





Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs

You are able to choose several different colors for your scene hair, but it is not a rule. Imagine old metal hair scene cropped up with whole the sophistication of nowadays. It does not matter if you are a scene boy or a girl,what counts is your ability to pull it off with self-confidence.

Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs
Medium Length Scene Girls Hair Styles with Bangs




Taken from http://latest-fashion-hairstyles.blogspot.com/

Scene Girls Shoe Wear Tips - Neon Shoelaces

Scene girls wear shoes that are bright such as vans, ballet flats, Converse, or high heels which are eye-catching. To make your shoes look great, you can add things like neon shoelaces with signatures of your friends on your shoes but make sure they look personalized.

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Scene Girls Shoe Wear Tips - Neon Shoelaces

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Scene Girls Shoe Wear Tips - Neon Shoelaces



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Short Scene Haircuts 2010 for Girls

You must have seen hundreds of pictures or even real guys and girls wearing medium to long straight black scene hairstyles. However, short scene haircuts for girls are relatively modern that have become popular especially during the last one year because of many reasons. Scenesters in itself is not a new thing for the Internet community but Short Haircuts for Scene Girls could be termed as the latest and newest hairstyle fashion.


Short Scene Haircuts 2010 for Girls
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Short Scene Haircuts 2010 for Girls
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Short Scene Haircuts 2010 for Girls
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Short Scene Haircuts 2010 for Girls

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Short Scene Haircuts For Girls




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Medium Layered Dark Colored Emo Girls Hairstyle 2010

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I love this hair style!!! It is so wicked, but i wonder how it would look on dark brown hair and I do not think I could pull off the bright orange!Medium Layered Dark Colored Emo Girls Hairstyle.
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wear Primark's padded bikinis

Let girls wear Primark's padded bikinis
Primark accused of exploiting childrenPrimark has withdrawn a padded bikini for children from sale after complaints from Mumsnet and others. Photograph: Lewis Stickley/PA

The pubescent padded bra has been hijacked by the faux-feminist family values brigade as a symbol of moral decline, along with the kiddie pole-dancing kit and the playboy bunny pencil case. With weeks to go before the General Election, politicians are falling over themselves to support Mumsnet's Let Girls Be Girls campaign, which pressures retailers to discontinue products that 'sexualise' young girls. Primark has become a particular focus of public disapproval, and the clothing outlet's pledge to stop stocking padded bikinis for seven-year-olds has been targeted by all three major parties, with David Cameron declaring the products a "completely disgraceful" example of "premature sexualisation".


There is a distinct class element to this puritan agenda. Although the Mumsnet campaign is a broad one, politicians and the press have reserved special disdain for Primark, whose brand has become shorthand for cheap clothing marketed at the working class. This strategy sustains the idea that it is specific groups of young girls who are "sexualised" by corporate culture, and specific, morally bankrupt working-class mothers who buy padded bras for their daughters. There has been no concomitant attack on Marks and Spencer's "Angel" range, which offers a similar demographic of young girls the chance to wear boulder-holders in broderie anglaise just like grandma.


This sort of organised moral outrage is deeply unhelpful to young people negotiating the complex world of adult sexuality. The imprecation to "let girls be girls" imagines a halcyon age of sexual innocence, where young ladies climbed trees and drank ginger pop instead of rummaging delinquently in each other's pornographic pencil cases. In fact, in countries where children are routinely well fed, a significant minority of seven-year-old girls have already started puberty, and most foster a natural curiosity about bodies and intimacy. Rather than encouraging healthy sexual exploration or promoting education, campaigns to protect girls from "sexualisation" assume that sexuality itself is a corrupting influence on young women.


The notion of "sexualisation" deserves serious critical unpacking. The term envisions girl children as blank erotic slates upon which sexuality can only ever be violently imposed. This narrow vision of sexuality leaves no room for young girls to explore authentic desire at their own pace, insisting instead that girls need to be protectedfrom erotic influence, while boys, presumably, are free to fiddle with themselves to their hearts' content.


Far from protecting young girls, the "anti-sexualisation" agenda actually serves a culture that shames girls if they have sexual feelings of their own while fetishising them as objects of erotic capital. The pornographic and advertising industries routinely infantilise adult women in an erotic context: in 2008, catwalk model Lily Cole infamously posed nude for French Playboy cuddling a teddy bear and licking a lollipop. Corporate visions of pubescent sexuality are marketed to children and adults alike as ritualised acts of erotic drag, and from an early age, young girls have a profound understanding that such sexual performance must be undertaken if we are not to be socially punished.


I would have killed for a padded bra when I was in primary school, if only to give an extra boost to the wodges of toilet roll I had already begun to stuff into my crop-top. Like many girls, I was teased mercilessly for my flat chest by boys with undescended testicles who had already discovered that the best way to torture their female classmates was to mock us for not being sexy enough. A DIY Andrex bosom offered some protection; the handful of my schoolmates who had grown real breasts had no such luck, and were groped, harassed and dogged by cries of "slut" and "slag". For young women, sexual shame is learned in the playground, where we are schooled to suppress our authentic bodily appetites and mimic, instead, an adult ideal of erotic capital.


This ugly world of performative erotic control is made more confusing by a vociferous moral lobby in which adults talk to other adults about what young girls should be permitted to wear, say and do. The online mumocracy's call for retailers to "show parents that their company believes that children should be allowed to be children" is irrelevant to the real experiences of girls growing up in a world where our sexual impulses are stolen and sold back to us.


Padded bras for preteens are not the problem. The problem is a culture of prosthetic, commodified female sexual performance, a culture which morally posturing politicians appear to deem perfectly acceptable as long as it is not 'premature'. By assuming that sexuality can only ever be imposed upon girl children, campaigns to 'let girls be girls' ignore the fact that late capitalism refuses to let women be women – at any age.









Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

Long blonde emo hairstyle for emo girls Hot

Long blonde hairstyle for emo girls 2009
Though some emo girls love short blonde hair, the long hairstyle still looks cute.
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Modern Emo Haircuts and Hairstyles for Girls 2010

Modern Emo Haircuts and Hairstyles for Girls 2010

Spring 2009 Blonde Emo Hairstyle


Modern Emo Haircuts and Hairstyles for Girls 2010


2010 Emo Haircuts - Emo Girls Hairstyles


Modern Emo Haircuts and Hairstyles for Girls 2010


2010 Emo Haircuts - Emo Girls Hairstyles


Modern Emo Haircuts and Hairstyles for Girls 2010

2010 Emo Haircuts - Emo Girls Hairstyles

This time Emo hairstyles will present some great emo girl hairstyles. We'll present emo hairs in various color and lenght combinations. Hope you'll like this emo hairstyles!





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