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With the patches it's very functional! You could remove them to polish your car, for instance.

if only i had a car! hopefully it'll protect my elbows from the dangers of retail.

good question. i was drunk sf surfing... i think it was intended as a compliment of sorts.

yeah, functionality....you know....how easily it integrates with other types of clothing, its appropriateness for different events/settings, etc. ah ok. nice

you have plenty of company here. 90% of the people who start new threads seem to be drunk.

Picked up a yellow and blue button up, and some linen/cotton shorts.

You mean wearability.

Junya's elbow patch fetish does nothing for me

love that junya

Just like lolanvin sneaks

correct. and it is plenty wearable when toned down appropriately, which i am more than capable of with my other junya pieces, i'm sure you'll come to notice i never wear head to toe junya because thats just too much in my opinion. and as far as being apropriate for events, at my age i have no events besides getting drunk with fashion school girls, i think it will serve it's function plenty.

I think the correct term is versatility, I'm quite sure wearability has to do with endurance.

ordered some shoes for the gym - used a FB facebook code for 20% off.

uhhhh. what are you smoking? most lanvins may not be considered "formal" but you can easily wear most of them with jeans, trousers, suits and shorts.

aside from black/white tie events, id say you could wear lanvins to most events if you combine them with the proper pants and a very well-fitted blazer.

The text-book definition of wearability is indeed endurance, but it is used colloquially to define a garment's ability to be worn respectably within the context of the average wardrobe of the average wearer.
Durability is the accepted term regarding endurance.
Versatility is indeed synonymous with wearability, though it is moreso used for items that can be worn across various genres or styles - such as a white tee - rather than whether an item can be 'pulled off' or 'worked into' a wardrobe which is considered it's wearability.