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Links: Boston is named worst-dressed American city by GQ — go Red Sox!
By Carly PiferJuly 19th, 2011, 6:20 pmComments (7)
UGG fans and Northface wearers are raising their eyebrows under Red Sox caps today. Finally, Boston is being called out for being the frattiest place on Earth, landing at #1 on GQ's inspiring list of Worst Dressed Cities for its barrage of sports gear and sweatpants. The countdown is pretty extensive, and includes Pretty Much Everywhere, USA.
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Commentarium (7 Comments)
So the gay men at GQ don't like the way Bostonians dress?
I knew there was something I liked about Boston.
That GQ article was such an asinine grab for angry/smarmy links. Literally every major American city was listed as "worst-dressed."
Judging from the attached photo that just looks like any doods from a fraternity. I think this extends farther than Boston. But, then, I guess they don't care too much about how they dress.
When you're winning so many championships - its either the Superbowl or NBA 'ship or Stanley Cup or WS every (other) season - I guess your energies are focused elsewhere. Now, New York on the other hand, wins nothing, hence its style climate.
They obviously stole "Seven" from George Costanza.
I hate it when grown men wear baseball caps. Unless you are working out of doors or, you know, playing ball, leave the cap in your trunk.
God, I HATE being referred to a "New York City's less successful little brother"...we are NYC's less successful OLDER brother, damnit. Haha.
No, but seriously, there are no mullets in Philly. However, if you go to Central PA (something I'd generally advice against) you will see mullets like you never dreamed of.