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Some dude with a blog photographed me in DC
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it doesn't look anything remotely like him. just cuz he's asian?Originally Posted by cchen
I've only met gosurface once, but it does kind of look like him, especially a guy wearing sunglasses at a bad angle, and I'm Asian, so no need to go all ballistic.
+1 to the comments about the photography. It's like a copy of the sartorialist by someone who doesn't have the slightest appreciation for what the sartorialist does. (Not that I'm a fan necessarily, but at least I understand that he's more than just a dude with some half-baked opinions and a point-and-shoot he doesn't know how to use.) Photos out of freaking focus is embarrassing.
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This is a gem: Only a woman could take something as masculine as the blazer and wear it in a way that seems natural and feminine. ????? Because a man would try to take a blazer and wear it in a way that seems natural and feminine?Originally Posted by Douglas
I thought the same thing when I read that. How the hell is a man supposed to make a blazer seem natural and feminine? Asinine.
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I give the January Jones encounter story a 0.0023
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I will reevaluate if he does a piece on hopsacks.
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I will reevaluate if he does a piece on hopsacks.
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As Winston Churchill once said, "Don't talk to me about DC style. It's nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash."Originally Posted by RJman
both the photography and subjects are pretty bad.Originally Posted by Tarmac
The subjects are excusable, he's in DC. Photography is not
Starting a style blog in DC is like opening a steakhouse in India.Originally Posted by pandamonium
Put aside the fact that it's built on a swamp and has the climate ( and local politics to match), DC = JAB Outlet festival minus tailors.Originally Posted by Spark
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Originally Posted by Ahab
Hookers?
Seriously the photography is apalling. Does this guy have parkinsons or something?
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This is a gem:Originally Posted by Douglas
????? Because a man would try to take a blazer and wear it in a way that seems natural and feminine?
I thought the same thing when I read that.Originally Posted by luftvier
How the hell is a man supposed to make a blazer seem natural and feminine?
Asinine.
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