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Today's post is a special treat for the many ladies who read my blog, I have a terrible habit of commenting on your fashion posts and probably sounding like a typical male, so now its your chance.

Here in Spain the fashion amongst younger ladies is quite different from contemporary adult fashion, for one thing complete color coordination is de jure and you see this sort of look everywhere.

Most Spanish girls have a lovely olive colored skin (I guess you could call it a permanent tan) which allows them to get away with wearing some bold colors that northern Europeans might find less than flattering, such is bright red.

Of course you can't blame the kids for thinking this is a good look, you have to blame the fashion magazines for only showing size 0 supermodels in evening gowns and swimsuits. How on earth is a young lady supposed to know how to dress when she has no role model?

The fashion chains obviously need to take some of the blame too, after all, any responsible retailer would remove super-tight jeans and pants from the shelves, or explain to our young fashion convert that just because her favorite size 0 model wears this size, it doesn't mean she should.

But most intriguing, when did a jacket shrink to something that exposes the midriff so that really long shirts are required to hide what appears at the top of the pants. Don't get me wrong, I can handle big butts, but if a girl has a big butt and wants to show it off then she should do it properly complete with crack.

Obviously this girl doesn't want to show off her butt or her midriff, so you should have seen her when a gust of cool wind hit, she was so tightly superglued into the corner of that wall you couldn't do anything but feel sorry for her.

So this post is dedicated to ladies who put fashion ahead of comfort, for without you, I wouldn't have a post to write.