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He's like the exact opposite of the "designers matter" crowd here who fellate themselves over ugly clothing with at best a 6-12 month 'life' before it goes out of fashion. I like him.Originally Posted by johnH123
i dont get this, its not like everything from a 'designer' can't be worn after a year. there's plenty of designer stuff from 5+ years ago that imo still looks awesome and i'd wear the hell out of. edit- sorry didnt' realize the conversation had moved on, didn't mean to rehash
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spent this morning going overboard with purple/blue dye on some stuff I never wear for whatever reason
from l to r - h&m drain denim, bbbf pullover oxford, polo seersucker tie, jcrew seersucker jacket
any suggestions for darkening up what is now contrast stitching on the jacket? I was thinking I'd just have to go over it with permanent marker
from l to r - h&m drain denim, bbbf pullover oxford, polo seersucker tie, jcrew seersucker jacket
any suggestions for darkening up what is now contrast stitching on the jacket? I was thinking I'd just have to go over it with permanent marker
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Why hasn't amd123 been put in time out yet?Originally Posted by APK
strange isn't it. I thought that his rant about Asians working at Macy's would have earned him time in the sin bin. And he is the worst thread-starter in recent memory.
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