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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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nocoolonesleft
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you prolly look bad then seriously, ill fitting dumpy denim and a bad crew neck is what passes as a good fit? chris come backOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
It's a V neck. Ill fitting, dumpy denim? Isn't that the point of raw denim in the first place? I'm not sure what you mean by ill fitting. They are straight leg, that's how they're supposed to look.
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It looks fine. If the jacket was a bit better fitting or more worn to where it was relaxed and draped better and like fuuma said with a white tee i think i'd like it. The jeans are fine. Could even pinroll them or something if you wanted to be "cool" and i think it'd work out. It's hard to tell much from the awkward angle and iphone pic but the kind of outfit that could potentially look really "cool" on a slim-skinny build.
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Honestly I think the issue is the poor fitting jean jacket. The jeans would look fine with a jacket 1 size smaller. Better camera would obviously help your cause too, but I really don't think its that bad, could even just be the angle that's making the sleeves look so long.
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Originally Posted by Ga-vroche
Strange, I wore pretty much the same thing today. Cue Uncontrol to say something like: "not strange since 90% of people on here dress exactly the ******* same." Although, I'm sure he would say it in a much wittier manner, but none the less, I might have saved him a post.
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Strange, I wore pretty much the same thing today. Cue Uncontrol to say something like: "not strange since 90% of people on here dress exactly the ******* same." Although, I'm sure he would say it in a much wittier manner, but none the less, I might have saved him a post.Originally Posted by ahk1979
Both excellent fits, I like Ga-Vroche's denim shirt more though..
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Strange, I wore pretty much the same thing today. Cue Uncontrol to say something like: "not strange since 90% of people on here dress exactly the ******* same." Although, I'm sure he would say it in a much wittier manner, but none the less, I might have saved him a post.Originally Posted by ahk1979
I don't know how I'd feel if I ran into someone dressed that similarly to myself.
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no school today, and breaking in some new jeans while tidying up around the house
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So what does a green handkerchief mean in the rag code?Originally Posted by Nil
i thought you'd know
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Silk/cotton long jacket: Ann Demeulemeester (the back is also made of the same silk as the lining and accessorized with two horizontal straps, really cool piece)
Pocket square: Ann Demeulemeester (this is actually an Ann menswear show invitation from a few seasons ago)
Light alpaga sweater: Ann Demeulemeester
Jeans: Cloak
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