osborne
dope, s-xy, gangsta, fly, fresh.
-“yo whos that kid”
-“thats osborne”
a type of style/lifestyle. a girl who is a “hipster” can usually be cl-ssified as osborne. to see if you or someone you know is osbourne check for the following characteristics:high-waisted shorts, organic food, red lipstick, old photos, dressing like you are from the 80’s, big gl-sses, vegan/vegetarian, support gay and lesbians, protest often, eat things like brie cheese and flax bread, loves records and record players ,enjoy pastel colors, occasionally have bangs, tree huggers, hippies, combat boots, floral patterns, like indie music and independent films or doc-mentaries, shop at american apparel or urban outfitters and are usually into band members.
–taylor swift is a wanna be osbourne–
dude: omg that girl is so osborne.
dude2: i aint about that osborne girl life.
dude: your right man those high-waisted shorts look like diapers.
-emma paints her nails seafoam green-
girl: omg your nails are such an osborne colour
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