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AR_Six

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Originally Posted by Razele
Why don't MC guys taper thier pants?

Even a slight taper makes the world of difference.

Meh. It's an entirely different context. I'm not sure I'd want to rock tapered trou in the office.
 

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Originally Posted by Razele
Why don't MC guys taper thier pants? Even a slight taper makes the world of difference.
Most of them are, by our standards, fat. There are a few trim fellows over in MC that are supremely steezy (a few that come to mind: yfyf, maomao, parker, sterling gillette, gshen, IST66). No coincidence that they usually wear tapered pants.
 

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Originally Posted by KitAkira
You don't know what high-rise means

Uh, jeans with a higher rise? Seems pretty self-explanatory. Nudie High Kais, Imperial Shearers.

I'm thinking specifically of about a 501 rise, so maybe that's more like mid-rise. Still, hard to find even that in a skinny jean.
 

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Originally Posted by Smahatma
Most of them are, by our standards, fat.
that may be part of it. Taper does not look good on fat people.
Originally Posted by JD_May
Meh. It's an entirely different context. I'm not sure I'd want to rock tapered trou in the office.
I can see why you wouldn't want to look too sharp at some very conservative firms, but at most offices I don't think it is a problem.
 

KitAkira

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High-rise refers to a high (large) rise measurement, not the position of the crotch seam.
 

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Originally Posted by KitAkira
High-rise refers to a high (large) rise measurement, not the position of the crotch seam.

Yes? What did I say that implied otherwise?

An 10.5-11 inch rise comes to a bit below my navel, which is where i'd ideally like the waist on my jeans to sit.
 

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Originally Posted by freelance robotics
mvqhb8.jpg


UO
Levi's
H&M
Cheap Monday
combat boots

don't know what I'm wearing if I go out tonight though


what happened to your tats xchen?
 

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Originally Posted by Davine
Cool, I like it.

And yes, it can be taken simply as an observation. It also can be taken as a veiled insult, in which case the insulted person is partially admitting that some cliches connected to being american may apply to him. However it can also be taken as criticism. In which case the addressed person may reflect, how he himself or his statement was taken by the other person.

Don´t forget: Even if someone directly insults you. It is your choice to feel insulted, or be amused by it.


print this out, and put it in a box. In five years, open the box and read how ******* dumb you are
 

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Originally Posted by freelance robotics
Yes? What did I say that implied otherwise? An 10.5-11 inch rise comes to a bit below my navel, which is where i'd ideally like the waist on my jeans to sit.
You were saying that girl jeans have high rises, they have very low rises... And fwiw 10.5-11 is mid, not high, rise
 

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Now's a good time to blow a page discussing what color shoes to wear with white casual pants.
 

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Originally Posted by freelance robotics
Yes? What did I say that implied otherwise?

An 10.5-11 inch rise comes to a bit below my navel, which is where i'd ideally like the waist on my jeans to sit.


You've got your nomenclature mixed up. What you think is a "high rise jean" is in fact called a "low rise jean." Rise refers to the measurement from the bottom of your crotch (roughly your taint) to the top of your waist band, in the front it's called "front rise" and in the back, "rear rise." Generally only the front rise is mentioned and if which rise is not specified, assume a measurement refers to the front rise.
 

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Originally Posted by db_ggmm
Now's a good time to blow a page discussing what color shoes to wear with white casual pants.

I have a pair of Margiela white summery cotton trousers, I can wear them with:

-Cognac zip boots
-chocolate chukkas
-white Repettos (need to drop by the store and get new ones)
-dirty white mmm perforated leather boots
-white mmm sneakers (high or low)

In other words I avoid black and go for browns and whites.
 
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