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"Curious which U.S. city holds the distinctly unsexy honor of being our worst dressed? According to the folks at Travel + Leisure, it&amp;#x27;s Anchorage, Alaska. The magazine&amp;#x27;s readers rated the wardrobe habits of residents in all different cities across the country, and the chilly city came in as the place least likely to spot Jimmy Choos in the wild: &amp;quot;Anchorage earned the dubious honor of No. 1 worst-dressed city in America..that&amp;amp;#8217;s no surprise to Dr. Miriam Jones, a paleoclimatologist who has traveled in and out of Anchorage &amp;#x27;too many times to count&amp;#x27; during a two-year research stint. &amp;#x27;It&amp;amp;#8217;s not uncommon to see oversized parkas with fur-lined hoods and bunny boots, and people aren&amp;amp;#8217;t alarmed when a person wearing a ski mask enters a room.&amp;#x27; In Alaska, she adds, men sport beards and flannel in the most unironic way possible: to keep frostbite at bay and their appendages attached.&amp;quot; Salt Lake City landed at #2 thanks to its endless array of ho-hum polo shirts, Baltimore snagged the #3 spot for taking vintage fashion too literally, Orlando is #4, not least of all because it&amp;#x27;s filled with Disney tourists in T-shirts and shorts, and San Antonio rounded out the top 5 with an overzealous love of western wear. Head over to travelandleisure.com now to check out the full list, and tell us if your city made it! Do you think Anchorage deserves the less-than-flattering title? How bad (or good!) is the fashion where you&amp;#x27;re from? Share! PLUS! - Can this celeb look be turned from a Don&amp;#x27;t to a Do? - Victoria Beckham on what you&amp;#x27;ll never, ever catch her wearing - Hillary Clinton&amp;#x27;s fashion faux pas at the G20 summit Photo: Photodisc/Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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