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post #79891 of 95207

11/15/12 at 3:52pm

melonadejello

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Originally Posted by melonadejello

fits. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

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I love the fabric on this bomber so much, sup artishard, bows
And for fun:

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Originally Posted by Bartender

don't like the tuck w/ side zips

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Originally Posted by Eason

Yeah, you insist on doing it in all of your fits but it doesn't do you any favours.

I appreciate the insight but seriously this looks like shit to me

This I guess looks alright if it pleases you but I still think it looks too mundane to wear with a red zipper trench

I'm okay with this too but you'd probably feel the same as you do about the tuck

Also, hereby nominate fireflygrave for best "new" poster.
...And NewYorkRanger for most stylish grandma.

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11/15/12 at 3:54pm

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The first picture looks awesome though, and then it just gets worse

Edit: just to expand on my point and not aimlessly bash you, in the untucked version there is this smooth, unbroken line from the tapered, slim jeans down to the toe of the sleek sidezips, which IMO is the appeal of that type of boot. When you roll/tuck it looks a lot sloppier and 'chunkier', for want of a better word, and it breaks the line. It works with less elegant boots, but with sidezips it just doesn't look great, in my opinion.

Edited by slstr - 11/15/12 at 4:50pm

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11/15/12 at 4:21pm

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Yea, both the first two non tucks look way better than tucks imo

post #79894 of 95207

11/15/12 at 4:22pm

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Originally Posted by clapeyron

cashmere + flannel and my ginger strawberry blonde molester beard.
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lol thats not a beard.

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Oh, I get it. Clapeyron Burgundy.

i dont know why, but this really got a good laugh out of me.

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Clap, the enclosed part of your house is so dope! Really like the shape+all glass icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

quite the nice digs.
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bene, i love you bro, but to me you look like you are wearing pajamas and a robe, with sandals apt for pyramid building. i like your jeans look way better, dont care how shiny they were. no hate.

post #79895 of 95207

11/15/12 at 4:32pm

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Originally Posted by slstr

The first picture looks awesome though, and then it just gets worse

Edit: just to expand on my point and not aimlessly bash you, in the untucked version there is this smooth, unbroken line from the tapered, slim jeans down to the toe of the sleek sidezips, which IMO is the appeal of that type of boot. When you roll/tuck it looks a lot sloppier and 'chunkier', for want of a better word, and it breaks the line I was talking about earlier. It works with less elegant boots, but with sidezips it just doesn't look great, in my opinion.

I think I might agree if

A. My legs weren't so skinny so there wasn't such a "jump" where the boots start

and/or

B. I hemmed them so the unrolled one was a smoother transition, shaped more like the rolled one

post #79896 of 95207

11/15/12 at 5:05pm

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your perception is warped. untucked and unrolled looks best

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11/15/12 at 5:08pm

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post #79898 of 95207

11/15/12 at 5:16pm

BreezyBirch

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melon. srsly all fits ruined by that awful boot tuck imho

post #79899 of 95207

11/15/12 at 5:18pm

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Yea, side zips should never really be tucked unless they're chunky a la AnnD or something

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11/15/12 at 5:28pm

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A dreary day in the Bay...

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11/15/12 at 5:38pm

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Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger

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Really like that first shot. In the last shot, I know it's cold outside, but I feel like your accessories are pulling you in too many different directions.

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Originally Posted by slstr

The first picture looks awesome though, and then it just gets worse

Edit: just to expand on my point and not aimlessly bash you, in the untucked version there is this smooth, unbroken line from the tapered, slim jeans down to the toe of the sleek sidezips, which IMO is the appeal of that type of boot. When you roll/tuck it looks a lot sloppier and 'chunkier', for want of a better word, and it breaks the line. It works with less elegant boots, but with sidezips it just doesn't look great, in my opinion.

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Originally Posted by brad-t

your perception is warped. untucked and unrolled looks best

This and this.

post #79902 of 95207

11/15/12 at 5:40pm