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Full Version: Everything Bigger And Gawdier In Texas!
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| WASHINGTON - First lady Laura Bush chose high fashion for the Black Tie and Boots Ball, sporting a raspberry silk taffeta Carolina Herrera ensemble with a Western touch - a full skirt and fitted bodice resembling a button-down shirt. But for many of President Bush's Texas supporters, the ball was more about the boots - and less about the couture. The Texas State Society's gala Wednesday was arguably the most unconventional bash of inaugural week - at least in fashion terms. It's the only party in town where the 10,000 guests are not just encouraged but expected to pair down-home duds like Stetson hats and Tony Lamas kicks with tuxedos and evening gowns. |
OMG!
The Redneckization of Murkuh is moving toward completion. Now all that's left is writing laws mandating a 12-gauge in every home, banning every drink besides Pabst Blue Ribbon, replacing every comedic record with tapes of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, and turning every radio station to country.
| QUOTE (Ronnie Jakers @ Thursday, 20 January 2005, 9:51 am) | ||
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Hold the phone here kids!
There is nothing that states western wear can't be highly stylish!
Put a pair of Wranglers over Boots with a huge western belt and buckle, plus a white dress shirt with pearl snaps, a nice tie and snappy well fitted western style sport jacket. And top it all off with a killer black Stetson. I think you will find few ladies that don't consider that real style!
Anyone who insists style is dictated from New York, well, it's their loss now isn't it?
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