Primark Shop Was Chosen Worst Dressed In Europe

Primark, a British obsessed shop, has been chosen to wear the worst results in Europe.

Even forty-four percent of the British say it is the most serious.

This is the result of Ciao, a shopping website that Sweden and Holland like to wear.

The survey found that eighty-five of British consumers spend less than 100 pounds (165 dollars) on their wardrobe, which is the lowest in all 7 countries.

According to the survey, Thirty-three percent of people think their "black fish hairstyle" is the most fashionable.

Only thirty percent of the Italians voted that they were fashionable clothes.

In Germany, fifty-eight percent of people spend up to 200 pounds on clothes purchasing expenses, and spend more than 500 pounds in Spain six percent.

Other statistics show that twenty-nine percent of British people think their sunglasses are their most important style accessories.

Only eleven percent of British women believe that their handbags need other functions.

By comparison, 26% of women in Italy think this is a fashion accessory.

Primark, a British obsessed shop, has been chosen to wear the worst results in Europe.

Even forty-four percent of the British say it is the most serious.

This is the result of Ciao, a shopping website that Sweden and Holland like to wear.

The survey found that eighty-five of British consumers spend less than 100 pounds (165 dollars) on their wardrobe, which is the lowest in all 7 countries.

According to the survey, Thirty-three percent of people think their "black fish hairstyle" is the most fashionable.

Only thirty percent of the Italians voted that they were fashionable clothes.

In Germany, fifty-eight percent of people spend up to 200 pounds on clothes purchasing expenses, and spend more than 500 pounds in Spain six percent.

Other statistics show that twenty-nine percent of British people think their sunglasses are their most important style accessories.

Only eleven percent of British women believe that their handbags need other functions.

By comparison, 26% of women in Italy think this is a fashion accessory.