Random fashion thoughts - Page 4851

Last year Barbour did a leather version of the Chelsea that they called 'Faversham' (where I live) and was tempted, but I've got a brown leather Bedale and the leather quality is only so so...

Black is just natural for me, it doesn't feel forced. Its only recently that I've begun branching out and experimenting with color. So I suppose I'm going the other way here. But like it was said earlier, my eyes focus more on the overall silhouette and texture rather than color coordination.

I'll occasionally do the International with black jeans...

If I hadn't stumbled onto this site I'd probably have become a stupid #menswear enthusiast. And I'd have looked terrible doing it. In five years I could totally see myself getting Devoa'd out though.
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I'm colourblind (0).

U ain't ever heard of Big L then

Maybe this is a silly question: With shoes like these m.a+ ones, what do you do about the upturned part of the shoe when you're first breaking them in? Is there an easy (and painless) way to break them in? I ask because I've recently acquired a pair of Andrew McDonald derbies that are nominally the correct size, but I can't fit into them without crushing my toes.

UCism FW 1987

 

 

 

 

very conceptual

i wear my death t shirt with my black jeans + leather jacket from time to time
Don't listen to as much death metal anymore but I'll still put on Human or Symbolic every once in a while

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I feel like we should start a list of people that look like bows. So far I have that yohji model, macklemore, and ewen macgregor. I am sure there are many more.

I'm legit colorblind, thats why I try to stick with black and grey for the most part, and burgundy.

Me too, but then I realize I haven't progressed.

Pretty sure I'd also be quite deep into menswear right now, was wearing lots of chinos/BDs/boat shoes before I found this place. Dodged a bullet there

just bought my first black piece since 2010.

coming back to black after having written it off entirely is pretty refreshing.