HIPSTER RUNOFF

From what I understand, Forever 21 is a 'tacky ass wholesale brand' where mainstream women can buy tacky ass generic 'going out' and/or 'cutesy clothes.' It is kinda like the mainstream Urban Outfitters, except with a way high slut rate and a junk per capita rate. Many Forever 21 designs are seen on full display at tacky clubs all across the country, because poorer people think it is a 'classy store.' Feel like young girls also think the clothes there might be 'high end' or something. Maybe like 'the Old Navy 4 female tween skanks and poor 18-35 year olds who need to get their swerve on in a club.

N e ways, they 'controversially' launched a new maternity line, and it is only being carried in stages with massive teen pregnancy epidemics (not sure if u r genetically predisposed to teen pregnancy or if it is created by society):

currently, the line is available in five states: Arizona, Alaska, California, Utah, and Texas. Why those places? It could be random. But it is interesting to note that three of those five states – Arizona, California, and Texas – are on the list of states with the highest percentages of teen pregnancy in the country.

Do yall live in these states?
Are there tons of girls who are pregnant?
Should Am Appy respond by offering more maternity options in size XS?

Do yall feel happy for pregnant teens who now get to 'look fresh and fashionable' even though they have a huge belly with a child forming in it? Should they be forced to wear big baggy Walmart men's clothes in shame?

Glad I can still wear my leggings even after I get pregnant.

Do pregnant teens deserve 'higher self esteem', particularly for baby shower events? Worried that pregnant girls who shouldn't be pregnant might 'get pregnant again' while they are pregnant if they look too sexie/start hitting up clubs again.

Worried that our planet is becoming 2 crowded... Worried that the Chinese will eat all of our food.
Does the USA need to put an upperlimit on how many children parents are allowed to have? Should Africans start adopting American babies that won't have a good life?

What kind of brand is Forever 21?
Have u ever shopped in a Forever 21?
What kind of girls/women wear Forever 21 clothes?
Is Forever 21 bad 4 society?

Lookbook.nu is a place where alt tweens, teens, and twenty-somethings with no real job go to compare global looks and fashion. They upload photos to the community and let people know where they got the components of their cute outfits.

One of the most radical members of this community has to be "Eszter F., 33 year old lover from Vienna." Even though she is pregnant, she hasn't let it hold her back from being a part of the community, and letting younger alts know where they can get fashionable maternity clothes. It seems like her personal brand is still strong, and nothing is holding her back from being an individual. She gives us hope that even if we get pregnant 1 day, we don't have to compromise our personal sense of style.

I got really worried after watching a '16 and Pregnant' marathon on MTV. It seemed like every young pregnant person automatically turned into 'white trash' and u got really poor and shopped at WalMart. Relieved that my life will continue as planned if I get pregs.

Do u dig her Native American aesthetic?
Do u think pregnant people have the same rights as nonpregnant people?
Do u think she had to sign a waiver for her child since it was featured on a social network?
Is Lookbook just for trapped in suburbia teens, or is it a dynamic community for people with all types of backgrounds?
Do u think her child will come out 'alt' since she stayed alt thru pregnancy?
One day, will u be a preggers alt, or should all pregnant women be mainstream?
Do yall miss 'the pregnant man' meme?

miss u