Can American Tell who is a Foreigner just by their fashion? Find Real American!
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If you want to this, don't let them speak....accents often give away.
First part of your sentence don't make sense.
Ya, number 3 had a strong foreign accent that gave her away right from the beginning.
@@justrd9 I shouldn't have eaten pasta before going there...
@@ohmyjordy haha, no worries. Nothing wrong with having an accent.
There are lots of Americans who have accents that aren’t North American accents 😊
I feel like the game is flawed right from the start if she's able to ask the people questions. Obviously she'll be able to hear who has a non-American accent when they speak. Not that you can't be an American citizen who originally lived elsewhere, but in general that would immediately give them away.
Agreed, what’s the point if she can hear the accent.
That’s what I’m wondering!! I heard the 4th girl accent and she has like a British accent sooooo.
Right?
I feel like skinny jeans screams American to me but idk, as soon as I saw the jeans I just knew she was lmao
Uhh there’s more than one with jeans on.
Also wtf is your video names?
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 he said skinny jeans tho and one's wearing skinny jeans the other one's wearing a baggier style
skinny jeans also give off a very european vibe, especially how the girl styled it with the turtleneck, boots, beret, leather jacket and all
@@hello1868 baggy? Feh
I've seen non Americans wear skinny jeans. She looked exactly like a friend I had from Ireland in college. She's dressed exactly like that a lot of the time.
Idk about other people, but the girl on the far left’s ankle boots, paired with that type of blue jeans, really screamed “American” to me. All my friends wore that style in high school, especially in the mid/north-western areas, where it’s rainy and cold.
I can see why she thought the UK girl might be American, because in areas like LA or NYC, and maybe even Chicago, girls might dress like that, but I would never see that style anywhere else in the US.
Same here. I was so sure the 1st one was the American, until I saw the hat then I changed my mind.
I was very sure that the girl in jeans and leather jacket was definitely not American, cus her style to me seems, though American inspired, but the way Europeans live it.
yeah, everything screamed American until the beret, really few people in the US wear a beret, and most wouldn't wear it with a leather jacket
I actually thought the 2nd one was us, cause where I live, everyone wears that, except maybe the top shows a bit more midriff here
The first one could easily have been German except for the hat, I totally would wear that and basically every millennial does... The last one kind of screamed British
Wait....if they are allowed to answer questions then you could just tell by the accent so that kind of gives it away and is not based solely on appearance.
That's what I thought
Not all Americans have an American accent. They can originally be from another country but an American citizen.
@@lotusella9521 well if they’re an American citizen from another country they’re not gonna be wearing American fashion then. They’ll be wearing the fashion of the country they are from.
@Chaeryeong’s Cloud but the style they wear will be the country they have spent their whole life in. If you spent your whole life in one country, enough to get an accent, you probably won’t know a lot about the fashion of the other country. I’m from Scotland but have lived in New Zealand half my life. I still have a Scottish accent but I have no idea what Scottish fashion is like. I don’t know what’s trendy there, I only know New Zealand fashion. And my personal style has been shaped by New Zealand.
In Spain is not a thing to wear skinny jeans anymore. Flares and mum jeans are a thing now. Especially flares + converse. I actually think it looks SO much better than skinny! They make you look taller and thinner. And medium-high wasted jeans are also the thing
Yea pretty much same here in Finland! I’ve mostly seen flares trousers or some nice trousers for example from Zara, mom/loose jeans and high wasted jeans
I think it's a common trend worldwide, there are a lot of flared and mom jeans in Russia now as well
Same in the US actually lol. I figured it wasn’t her because I never see anyone in the US wear skinny jeans anymore. She did say she’s a millennial though, and they were all teenagers/young adults at the height of skinny jean supremacy so that’s probably why she still wears them lol
That’s interesting because mum jeans are popular here in New Zealand too but I think they make me look shorter. I don’t wear jeans because they don’t fit me but when I do, I wear skinny jeans because they make me look thinner and taller. Mum jeans make me look fat and short.
@@laurasebastian6036 I also have the same problem with flare jeans. I think flare jeans look even worse on me.
Hailey is so well spoken, and she did a very good job hosting the video. It was fun, and she made good guesses. I do think that there is a lot of clothing style variation across the U.S. and even more in city centers. Plus the influence of social media has had a huge effect on world style and fashions. Not only from the U.S and Europe, but from different parts of Asia as well.
The matchy-matchy gave the last girl away as not being American. It's very uncommon for us to wear matching separates. I see this more from Europe and Asia. The first girl SCREAMED American, but then the hat kind of threw me off until I saw the other girls. And she also called herself a Millennial. I don't think other countries use that term.
Other countries do use this term
Every other country uses that term lol
I agree about the matchy-matchy. Not common in Canada either
Lol it really is not common to have a matching color in Europe either, unless it is a suit. If someone does it, man or woman, it has to be some kind of statement.
@scruffy eggplant the use of generational labels are usually not international. It usually is pretty local because they based on birth rates and cultural touchstones.
As a fellow Michigander, I replayed when the American said 'Michigan' so many times and it brought me great joy^^
me too!!
The style varies a lot more among the population of a country than between different countries in general.
Agreed. I feel like it's very hard to generalize the whole population. There are also generation and socio-economic group and other individual factors that play a part. Though, I feel in Asia, especially in Korea, people in the whole country follow the same trend and dress the same way, more so than in the west. It's the collectivism vs individualism thing.
Hi guys! How did I do this time? 😊 We had such a fun time shooting this, and all the girls were super sweet on and off camera! And remember, Americans can be from anywhere so you can’t guess based on accents, many Americans don’t have “American” accents 😉
This one was fun! And thank you so much for making that point! My parents have been American citizens for 40 years (2/3 of their lives) and they've still held on to the accent of their native country. Even with younger folks, I have cousins who immigrated as children and are now around the same age as the women featured in the video but still get mistaken as "foreigners" from the way they speak.
But if they are an American from another country won’t that defeat the purpose of looking for American fashion? They would be wearing the fashion that is popular in the country they are from.
@@rachelcookie321 Immigrants are Americans. One of the earliest/easiest ways that immigrants assimilate is how they dress. Accents take many more years to change. A lot of immigrants are scared of being discriminated against or seen as FOBs ('fresh off the boat'), and they do their best to blend in with the people they work/go to school with every day by adhering to mainstream American fashion.
@@rachelcookie321 not really, bc usually when ppl become citizens or permanent residents, they want to assimilate and start changing their style a little.
sort of like according to the accent，she already knows what‘s American in the room
Gen Zers sure do like dressing like the elderly. Never ceases to baffle me.
But it’s comfy
I'm shocked she picked 4; that was the only one i immediately knew wasn't American. Just off the way she wore her socks. It would be hard to find socks that are that length in an American stores so its definitely not something that is in style there. The 3rd one was easy because she didn't sound American so that felt like cheating. But also belts over dresses aren't really popular with someone her age in the US. 1 and 2 both dressed in a way that would be common in the US but I was leaning towards 1 because Fila isnt a very popular shoe brand in the US.
Lol, as an italian guy the fact that Giordana said that she's from the north when she was asked what part of Italy she's from makes me laugh, cause it's such an Italian thing to do, if you ask that in Italy, before telling the city, before telling the region, people might just tell you first if they're from the southern part or the northern part nstead, but that doesn't work with foreigners, foreigners just want to know city names..
The first girl,that’s my style to dress like. I’m an American. In the United States of America, people dress however they like so is not that easy, I think; to be able tell who’s an American until they speak and it also depends which part of the USA your from….
But my guess is the first girl might be the American 🤷🏻♀️ I guess I’ll find out 😂😂😂
I agree, there are so many fashion trends in the US, like NY vs LA, which is just one example out of thousands.
Not even about to lie. Almost agreeing with everything the girls was saying definitely would've chosen the same as her. But I think they should not have them speak tho.
I got it right! I’m also a millennial and I’d say #1 is a basic outfit I would wear, minus the hat. It’s def hard to tell just by clothes but listening to their voices the whole time it was pretty apparent 2 & 3 had accents so I ruled them out regardless of fashion. Even tho #2 did have a typical gen Z vibe like the girl said. And so between 1 & 4 I felt #1 sounded a lot more American. I liked all their outfits tho 👏🏻😍
Honestly, I see all these outfits in America. In such a big place, there's a lot of variety.
1 had the most typical millennial style. The beret isn't even a let-down, like it honestly fits. It's quite common to see a beret or beret-style hat in the stores, at least for me. I own 3, in fact, and 2 of them are from Target, and 1 of those from Target was purchased in 2019.
2 did have the gen-z look, but the shirt was a little off for me. I would've narrowed it down between 1 and 2. The cuffed jeans are a trend, just a bit more in the LGBT+ community.
3 actually had an outfit that I, as an American, would wear. I wear tights all the time, especially under dresses and skirts in the fall and winter. The shoes were kind of throwing it off for me though, but it is more millennial. But also she had an accent, so it was a little easier to think she was a foreigner.
4 I could tell was not American right away. The style does kind of look like an LA fit, but co-ords are very popular overseas and just starting to get popular among the masses here in the US. And then the shorts paired with a big baggy sweatshirt did seem much more non-American. It's got a sporty vibe, but the American sporty vibe is much more leggings with baggy sweatshirts like the one 4 was wearing.
Ha, I knew the girl on the right was not American. I felt like she was there as a red herring - wearing something that seemed American and standing with her legs so far apart.
That's exactly what I was trying to go for actually 😂 picked it up a lot from movies
It was really hard to guess. But as a German I kind of guessed the German girl.
And I never heard about laminated brows 😅 I dont get the obsession with brows anyway. I just pluck them a little from time to time and brush them for a few seconds in the morning. Thats all.
Pov : my favorite outfit is actually of Hailey , i loved the pants , the hairstyle , the black shirt , the necklaces
More like this please!!! They’re so fun!!
I think number4 is really cute!
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Yeah. She is my wife
Her saying millennial wear skinny jeans and Gen Z don’t when I’m a Gen Z and the only kind of jeans I wear are skinny jeans lol. Other types of jeans make me look fat and short. But I don’t really wear jeans anyway because they don’t fit me, I only wear skirts.
Hailey is a sophisticated Sherlock. 🤔😎 I would definetly like to watch more videos like this. 🥳
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Number four screamed uk😭 I could just tell immediately and the accent was peaking through too
Dammit! I got so close! I also eliminated 2 & 3 right away and had it narrowed down to 1 & 4! The 1st threw me off at the end with her beret and the 4th lady had a New York Yankees hat so I thought for sure it was #4 (well played to the British lady!). I'm from Michigan like that first lady (now living in S Korea) but I definitely haven't seen women wear that leather jacket/beret combo where I used to live!
I guessed #2 right away, up until her top 1/4 was revealed bc her hair and makeup didn't look familiar to me as an American. But love her look and her whole outfit!
Could you guys please do the same , but with the guys now ? And also , from different places , like in Europe is a kind of style , in Asia as well
Hey Hailie,
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I really enjoyed making the video! Thanks to everyone 👍💕
As I the only Gen Z American who still wears skinny jeans? lol 😆 I also wear some loose pants as well but I like to mix them up
ofc ur not the only one! u do u, skinny jeans are just more typically associated with millenials because of the whole tumblr phase that was going on a few years ago i think lol
@@hello1868 Thank you! Yeah, I’ve been wearing them for years and I don’t think they’ve gone completely out of style yet lol
Is marketing they are trying to make people who still wear sj bad so they go and buy the new ones! Also they are pushing HARD low rise jeans
@@belmarre Fuck low rise jeans. This isn't Halloween and I'm not about to cosplay as a melty ice cream cone.
Nope, I'm a cusper & I wear them.
I live in Florida and basically wear shorts and a regular tshirt when I'm not at work all year except for a few months when its usually sweatpants or jeans with a flannel shirt on top of a tshirt
Most 1 and least 3
Most 1 and least 3
Most 1 least 4
Same as before
My fav is number 3 and number 1 the 3rd one I thought is something I would wear I barely have any jeans but I don’t wear any stockings usually and I’m into art and fashion
Number one was very chic as well
My initial guess was #1, but then I questioned it between #1 and #4. But then #4 spoke, and I was like, "Nope. Not American." lol
The most frumpy, floppy outfit is always American...lol
#1 is the only one that sounded American to me... 😅
Ah I was right immediately 🤣🤣
The jeans/boots combo was a dead giveaway tbh lol. Popular Fall look for girls in the us. Also their accents give away too much, they shouldn't talk until the end.
I am an millinial as well but I prefer wide fit types of jeans. I still use skinny or at least tight fitted jeans as well, only in black, when I feel it fits the outfit.
I'm a millenial who was born in the States, but raised in the Netherlands. The style of the first girl is something I probably would've worn (only a different colored shirt, I don't often wear mostly black), but I also would've worn a dress and tights like the third girl (except the I would've combined them with boots, I mostly wear boots or sneakers). The last time I visited the States was 8 years ago, I remember that back then everyone was wearing very casual wear. A lot of people were wearing sweatpants, leggings or sport shorts combined with oversized random T-shirt ( a lot of them were wearing tie dye!) and flip flops or sneakers.
It was much more casual then what I would usually see in my village in the Netherlands. Here people would never wear sweatpants or leggings in public (except for in the city), also I have never seen people here wear tie dye. But things might have changed since I was there last time.
Good one. ❤
I guessed it from the shoes #1 from the way she stands,the 2nd was my second choice but I was sure it was 1.
I'm an American and a millennial, and I knew number 1 was the American from the get go. Literally every girl I knew (myself included) wore that exact combo of ankle boots, skinny jeans and a leather jacket when I was in college (2012-2016).
So funny! The one she thought was American, looked the least American to me! I actually thought any of them except #4 could be the American.
The gusser who is wearing like GiGi Hadid 😂 LoL
The basis of the challenge assumes that everyone will be wearing something that is "in" where they are from. I am American but you wouldn't know it from the way I dress... like the Italian woman, I have one pair of jeans. I also didn't know that eyebrow lamination was a thing. Basically, I don't care what's trendy and just wear what I want. 🤷♀️
As soon as I saw the black boot I just knew lol
Those are called espadrilles. Good for hot summers in the south, even in combination with some formal wear, when you can't wear open toe shoes. But, following fashion etiquette, you shouldn't have open toes anywhere else but on the beach, so... Germans found a loop wearing socks and sandals :)
Number 1 is so pretty 😍😍
I see you 👀
#1 was 100% American in style to me, lol! I picked her every time. I thought #2 was Asian, specifically Japanese or Korean after seeing the rolled up jeans, lol 😅😊
I love Lauren form the Uk
And Christina and Hailey from the us
I knew from the thumbnail exactly who was American 😂
Back in my freshman year in high school, our school(in the U.S) had a few French students(all boys btw) come over. I could tell them apart a mile away because of the skinny jeans they were wearing XD
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I knew #2 was probably from germany as she dressed simliar to how Joy did in an earlier vid
Yep, I'm German and I immediately knew she was German :D
the third pair of shoes are alpargatas, I think they were invented in spain, very popular in my country (in latam) 10 years ago
they're traditional of the basque country and catalunya, and they're been worn on both sides of the pyrenees for centuries so it's not actually clear whether espadrilles are a french or spanish invention (although they technically can't be spanish because they're older than the country of spain lol)
@@iyawakarehen woow thank you!
Haley looks like Betty Cooper so much !
It’s hard to tell. Good job still.👍
Wait what? You can't talk too them. You'll hear an accent no matter how faint. At that point your no longer guessing based on fashion alone. You at least need to have a proxy repeat what they say out loud.
I think the one with the black shoes and jeans is the foreigner! I didn’t watch yet
Dude, the beret threw me off!
Hey World Friends, can you add more contestants to this game? Doing so would significantly enhance the game.
The US is a HUGE country with many different people and styles...also weather plays a great part in the clothes you wear. I used to live in California and as it's hot most part of the year I most men wear shorts, tank tops and flip flops or seankers like I did. Certainly that is not how people in Chicago, Boston or New York would would dress.
I immediately knew from the boots
Every comes back around full circle. That's being said the only way I could tell was by their accents.
I KNEW ITTT
My prediction and though process before watching:
#3 is immediately eliminated because she's wearing pantyhose. American women, unfortunately, have stopped wearing this garment for the most part.
#1 is disqualified because she's wearing a leather jacket, which is more of a European style.
#4 is disqualified because the long sleeve and shorts combination makes her look top heavy, which isn't a look that Americans have.
#2 is, therefore, my pick. Time to see how well I did!
I didn’t think #2 would be the American because of how high waisted her jeans are. We don’t usually wear our jeans that high up. You are right in that we don’t wear pantyhose that much but we definitely do wear tights with our sweater dresses and jumpers in the fall. I usually put on some boots with mine and I’m too cute. Btw I picked number one because that’s the only outfit I would wear. It does look city chic though.
@@anndeecosita3586 My concern with #2 were the cuffed legs since we haven't had those for 60 years, but if I went with that, then I would've had to eliminate everyone. Her clothing, otherwise, appeared to be the most American. With #1, I've never seen an American dress like that, but then I've never lived in New York, either.
I'm an American and I wear pantyhose every day 😭
@@jemjempoof I thank you for that.
Wait, Gen Z doesn't wear skinny jeans? But- So what am I? I wear mostly skinny and low/mid (between low and high waist) waist jeans.
I was right!!
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My guess before watching was :
- Number 2 is giving me german vibes (I was correct :D )
- Number 3 could be spanish (okay close, she's italian!)
- couldn't tell which one was american between number 1 & 4 : number 1 doesn't have what I imagine to be an American style (it's cliché but I feel like it's more laid back)
I thought number three was a Spaniard also, and I'm a Spaniard myself :)
A spaniard would have known the name of the shoes, Espadrilles, as they are a traditionally spanish. That's what throw me off, even an italian would generally know the name.
I love Hailey. She is very kind
Maybe it's because I too am from Michigan, but I guessed the American right away from the shoes and never changed my mind and was right. I guess maybe her clothes are very Michigan style, while she was trying to guess what is trendy for LA social media influencers.
As someone from the UK I had a strong feeling number 4 was from the UK you see people dressed like her, over here quite often
i knew right when i saw the top for number 4, i could immediately tell she was from the UK
I saw how formal she dressed and stylish she wore more than the other girls on the thumbnail and immediately thought her
These type of games are always flawed. I get that it’s for fun but you literally can’t judge a book by the cover. There’s always so much more to a person than what meets the eye.
It's so easy if they speak out! 😏
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As soon as I saw the booties, I knew she was American, lol.
Okay but as an european I could tell only from the shoes who were american. It litteraly SCREAMED "here I am" 🙉 idk
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I'm right it would end into American and British
I'm 3 minutes in. From the shoes alone, I think #4 is American.
I live in Ireland, and all Americans I know (except for 2 of them) wear reeeally white runners/sneakers and long socks.
Any girls I know who wear white runners either wear fluffy socks, or secret-socks.
Americans often pair the runners with VERY blue Denim bottoms :P
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as soon as I saw her face, I knew #1 was the American. She looks like Carrie Underwood (American country singer) ♡
The accent gave it away immediately
Yeah accents do give it away
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Their accent kind of gave a couple away.
COOL yes in the EEUU there more ACENT.
I was completely fooled. In my head the heavy leather coat plus nice boots = UK, pretty and colorful dress = Continental Europe, Fuzzy matching shorts, top, and hat + bright white shoes = Australia, or maybe UK. Jeans + comfy shoes = American. The German girl was the one who would not look out of place walking down the street anywhere on the US West Coast.
I was sure that the fourth was from the UK. I wear jeans all the time, sometimes skinny, I'm French and I'm not a millennial, so...
I could already guess them when they started speaking. Otherwise the beret would’ve thrown me off.
4:05 excuse me what? Yes they do!
The British gurl could have starred in the attack of the 50 foot woman, ...wow!
I’m American and already knew the chick with the skinny jeans and boots was American just by looking at the thumbnail of the video lmao…. Like we are all different but we can still spot eachother a mile away tbh…
Nr 4 looked too perfect. Also, not every American wears a Yankees cap. Example: I wear an Oakland A's cap, being that I am a Bay Area native, from San Francisco. 🌁 I would have asked questions about the Yankees. That would give her away! 😃
as soon as i saw number 4 i knew she was from the uk
Knew it