I was thinking...
Nowadays, everyone says that no self respecting woman would be caught dead wearing a scrunchy in her hair. I've read it several places. They talked about it on Sex in the City, so you know it's true. But I often use scrunchies to pull my hair up into a look I affectionately call a "curl mass." [because if you say it affectionately it sounds cuter.]
So is it ok if I wear an occasional scrunchie if I do it ironically?
Comments
Comments closed on older entries, whenever I get around to it, to avoid spam.My kitty loves hair scrunchies.
Posted by: Thomas | 7 février 2006 14h08
Sure. If everyone will acknowledge that the mullet I had back in the 80's was a total stab at irony on my part.
Posted by: Chris | 7 février 2006 16h48
You in a scrunchie is ok with me, as long as that is the only thing you are wearing :)
Posted by: DrinkJack
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7 février 2006 18h46
Scrunchies are out? Heh. Who knew? I haven't had enough hair for a scrunchy in YEARS.
Posted by: Christine | 7 février 2006 19h27
people who buck the trend can also be cool rebels.
Posted by: river selkie | 7 février 2006 23h28
Wear that scrunchy proudly! Don't let the fashion mavens dictate your personal style. Oh, except regarding gaucho pants. Never, ever wear those.
Posted by: Miz S | 8 février 2006 5h28
Miz S, I'm sure that rule applies unless you are an honest-to-goodness Gaucho, of course. After all, I didn't go through 4 years of vocational Gaucho school just to have someone deny me my damn pants! Let me have my pants!
Posted by: Thomas | 8 février 2006 6h22
Scrunchies went out of style when Carrie Bradshaw began straightening her hair. Coincidence? I think not.
I think the ironic aspect can work. Just glare down anyone who dares to snicker.
Posted by: madrigalia | 8 février 2006 7h56
can anyone even see the scrunchy in the 'curl mass?' Go with what you like, girlfriend. Although, I prefer chopsticks or a ballpoint pen for that purpose, myself. Plus, then I have a pen when i need to write something.
Posted by: Kirsten | 8 février 2006 10h00