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The Dallas Version of Basic

At Jezebel, Erin Gloria Ryan has a super-entertaining guide to every sub-category of "basic" in the United States. The Dallas entry:
Job: Real estate. Maybe marketing. Drives: A massive SUV her dad bought for her. Wears: Kendra Scott jewelry, Tori Burch accessories, 7 For All Mankind or Citizens of Humanity jeans. A statement necklace if it's a special occasion. Listens to: 106.1 KISS FM. Spends her summers: Being a bridesmaid. She has been a bridesmaid like 15 times. Celebrity aspiration: Jessica Simpson.
Do you agree? If you don't, you're probably basic. Just kidding. Kind of. No, really. Maybe.
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At Jezebel, Erin Gloria Ryan has a super-entertaining guide to every sub-category of “basic” in the United States. The Dallas entry:

Job: Real estate. Maybe marketing.
Drives: A massive SUV her dad bought for her.
Wears: Kendra Scott jewelry, Tori Burch accessories, 7 For All Mankind or Citizens of Humanity jeans. A statement necklace if it’s a special occasion.
Listens to: 106.1 KISS FM.
Spends her summers: Being a bridesmaid. She has been a bridesmaid like 15 times.
Celebrity aspiration: Jessica Simpson.

Do you agree? If you don’t, you’re probably basic. Just kidding. Kind of. No, really. Maybe.

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