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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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GuidoWongolini
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Sunday 16th Aug 2009, another day with family
10c - 26c! Cold start, no doubt will remove layers as it warms up.. & this is winter! Nothing like winter sunshine in Sydney
The start - may be an update later as it warms up
Sunday 16th Aug 2009, another day with family
10c - 26c! Cold start, no doubt will remove layers as it warms up.. & this is winter! Nothing like winter sunshine in Sydney
The start - may be an update later as it warms up
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Worked on the Triumph all day today.
When working on my bike I like to Wear my Iron Heart. Motorcycle wear for motorcycle work I suppose.
I'm not easy on my clothes.
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It's been awhile.
Oliver Peoples glasses
Marni shirt
Shipley & Halmos leather jacket
Dries Van Noten pants
Ann Demeulemeester shoes
Fucked up hair
Oliver Peoples glasses
Marni shirt
Shipley & Halmos leather jacket
Dries Van Noten pants
Ann Demeulemeester shoes
Fucked up hair
themidship22
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It's been awhile.Originally Posted by GoSurface
Oliver Peoples glasses
Marni shirt
Shipley & Halmos leather jacket
Dries Van Noten pants
Ann Demeulemeester shoes
Fucked up hair
Oh GoSurface You always make me jealous. You have such flair about you.
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Originally Posted by Minkous
Glasses: Shuron
Shirt: Jcrew
Blazer: Sieze Sur Vingt
Pocket Square: Robert Talbott
Jeans: Levis 501
Shoes: Jack Purcell for J.Crew
The best part about this is how the Levi's work with the jacket to make a suit, I've never seen that done before.
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Can anyone recommend a sub $50 shirt like one of these? I really like them. Or is getting a decent fit going to cost more than that
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