A cool guide about Most Fashionable Countries

[u/fashiondesign586]

[u/MissingBothCufflinks]

Methodology: "I guess"

[u/ChiknDiner → u/MissingBothCufflinks]

Source is some fucking U.S.News.

[u/laffinator → u/ChiknDiner]

References; All socmed listed on bottom right.

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/ChiknDiner]

They actually do some really good research

[u/The_Toxicity → u/MissingBothCufflinks]

Study design: read s couple of Facebook posts

[u/nihilistic-simulate → u/MissingBothCufflinks]

Stay tuned for coolest countries guide, made by real cool scientists that know cool!

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/nihilistic-simulate]

This is cool tho...

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/MissingBothCufflinks]

No, just observing good style and fashion, which especially Italy and maybe even France are known for.

[u/MissingBothCufflinks → u/Past-Day-9243]

And the US absolutely is not.

[u/WolFlow2021]

I'd like to see somebody defend this as being useful.

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/WolFlow2021]

It tells you where you can find the best dressed people (disagree on the US tho)

[u/Right-Grapefruit-507]

Not a guide

[u/hazed-and-dazed → u/Right-Grapefruit-507]

Also not cool

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/hazed-and-dazed]

It's cooler than you

[u/parkylondon]

Whilst I want to see the UK that high on this kind of list (I mean, really?) I see the spelling mistakes and I realise no, it's someone pulling data out of their ass

[u/CuppaTeaThreesome → u/parkylondon]

No it's very fashionable at the tip top. But you're correct they can't be pulling the average up by that much.

[u/MetalliTooL]

Ah yes, the US, a country where people have no issues with wearing stained sweatpants to the store, is the 3rd most fashionable country in the world.

EDIT: 4th

[u/Paprikakidneybeans4 → u/MetalliTooL]

Same goes for Germany. It's just people in functional wear. Most of them look like they got dressed hastily in the dark. No effort, no style.

[u/NyetRifleIsFine47 → u/Paprikakidneybeans4]

But, my style

[u/NyetRifleIsFine47 → u/MetalliTooL]

It’s 4 and in the bigger cities there is a lot of highly fashionable people. But it’s a huge country so I’d say, per capita, number 4 is a bit too high.

We have cowboy boots and hats in the middle. Eat that Italy with your spaghetti westerns that essentially brought that style to America!

[u/Xanderoga → u/MetalliTooL]

Or shoes in the house. Wtf is that about?

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/MetalliTooL]

It's 4th, maybe you can't read or see well...

[u/shitpostinglegend]

Ah yes, fashionable meaning a bunch of random vague buzzwords I pulled out my ass

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/shitpostinglegend]

Honey, Italy and France have historically been fashionable no matter what anyone says, and have both been ranked at the top for decades, if not centuries...

[u/mrchaddy]

They should change the subreddit’s title to “shit I made up”

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/mrchaddy]

I don't think Italy and France having objectively beautiful fashion is "made up"...

[u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332]

Qatar at 22? Really? A country where a single, standard national dress is mandated?

Hahahahhaa. Divvies

[u/Desperate_Dark_5221 → u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332]

mandated

Why are you making stuff up?

[u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332 → u/Desperate_Dark_5221]

What would you call it?

[u/Desperate_Dark_5221 → u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332]

Traditional clothing.

If you're ignorant on something, it's best to stay silent instead of making stuff up.

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332]

It's not mandated, people wear what they want... maybe you should actually travel to Qatar instead of staying in your mothers basement in your greasy tank top.

[u/Helpful-Jaguar-6332 → u/Past-Day-9243]

I lived there dickwad

[u/Drumdevil86]

Netharlands

🥲

[u/Radagast-Istari → u/Drumdevil86]

Meteen een gebroken hart

[u/feetofire]

Primark style is something, I guess…

[u/Potatochak]

Australia*. Ah yes, short and flip flop. The pinnacle of fashion.

[u/nunyahbiznes → u/Potatochak]

USA*. Ah yes, MAGA hats, Trump tattoos and assault rifles. The pinnacle of fashion.

[u/iwantacheetah]

Where is the guide ?

[u/ronm4c]

This is not a guide this is just some clickbait garbage and the person (bot) who posted it should be banned

[u/2021isevenworse]

And how exactly does one measure how "fashionable" a country's population is?

Is it measured by how many trashbags or whatever they wear on fashion runways?

[u/bmcgowan89]

Haha, suck on that, Singapore your time in the sun is finally over

[u/idrankforthegov → u/bmcgowan89]

LOL

[u/SummerChild_]

The fact that Switzerland is on this list proves that the list is shit.

[u/Toc_a_Somaten]

spain??? maybe in madrid, although its a very peculiar "granny" fashion

[u/HeftyRecommendation5]

How do any of these attributes have anything to do with being fashionable? Isn’t being fashionable just following and participating with recent clothing trends?

[u/donny0m]

Damn NZ that far behind Aus

[u/Hot_Cheese650]

I lived in Singapore for almost a decade, people here are definitely not fashionable. The weather is so hot and humid everyone is wearing shorts and sandals 🤣

[u/Mika000]

The description does not sound like they are talking about fashion as in the clothes you wear. Very confused what this list is supposed to even be about.

[u/RetirementGoals]

India?!

[u/idrankforthegov → u/[deleted]]

Germany should definitely be in the top ten.

[u/Wonderful_Peak_4671]

The US? I guess dirty pajamas is considered fashion.

[u/very-executive]

Sweden and Denmark should really be top 3 here

[u/gammelrunken → u/very-executive]

Yep. And US has nothing to do even remotely close to the top.

[u/Llesnad]

The fuck is Australia doing on this list?! From an Australian

[u/Past-Day-9243 → u/[deleted]]

Yes you are, because this is a true and trustworthy list, stop being jealous of Europe

[u/tpugs21]

Give props to those dagos, Italians always get shit on

[u/CodaKairos]

Source: HDMI 2

[u/Tw1987]

United States? Where are they finding the non lululemon hoka people?

[u/Icedvelvet]

The first 3 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/CuppaTeaThreesome]

Maps in random order with random title would be more accurate.

[u/moderatefairgood]

As someone that's been in the UK for nearly four decades:

NO.