What do you do when you turn up somewhere and someone else is wearing the same out fit as you!?
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- thepsm
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"What do you do when you turn up somewhere and someone else is wearing the same out fit as you!?"
If the other girl in question is Victoria Silverstedt. Then curling up and crying before having a quiet word with yourself and burning your entire wardrobe seems the most likely sequence of events.
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3 hours getting ready? Try a whole year (on average) :)
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"What do you do when you turn up somewhere and someone else is wearing the same out fit as you!?"
Demand they go home and change.
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- emmaboswood
- 4 months ago
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Well if you're the one who looks better in the outfit, then there really isn't any problem for you.
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- turquoisePatrice
- 4 months ago
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My worst nightmares actually include but are not limited to the following:
-any form of illness, violence, or general misfortune befalling my loved ones
-spiders
-unintended pregnancy
-mean copsNothing about dresses though...
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- disorderdis0rder
- 4 months ago
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I've never understood why this is even a problem for women in the first place. WHO CARES?
If I see a guy wearing the same shirt as me, that's AWESOME! What a coincidence! How cool is that?
But with women? "Noooooooo! This is terrible!!!!!!!"
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- calm_incense
- 4 months ago
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Just make friends with that person surely.
I'm with calm_incense, guys just think it's really funny.
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well i guess they're wearing different shoes.. and have different accessories.. That makes it okay right..!?
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Hmmm never had this happen, my clothes are always a few seasons too late...am I bovered? No
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- charlottegrace
- 4 months ago
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This is only a problem if the other girl wears the outfit better than you. Sometimes the same outfit looks completely different on someone else, so it's not always cause for panic!
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I don't know, I'd make the best of it probably befriend her. I don't see why it's a huge problem though, it's happened to me before, a couple times. I've gone up to the person and complimented her. Also, whenever I put on an outfit I make 100% sure I feel comfortable and look good in it. So why would I feel threatened or be terribly bothered if someone else is wearing the same shirt or dress as me?
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- naty_forty
- 4 months ago
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It depends. If it was a special ocassion it would be a bit embarassing but I would probably laugh about it, I wouldn't be mortified. If it happened on any other day I would just make a joke about it and move on.
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If they look better in it you should leave and change,if you look better in it walk up to them and slap-a-bitch ^.^ problem solved.
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Kick'erAss, thats wut!! lol j/k
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just pose as twins nobody will know
