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Y u buy something you cannot wear?

EDIT: Actually, guess I used to do it a lot too and still do at times. After all, I did buy a RO prisoner jacket from Mr. Porter sale in the winter with absolutely no other clothing of that genre in my wardrobe :embar: and was really tempted to buy some ZamB pants this past week from his sample sale but realized I don't have much if anything to wear them with/that's not the aesthetic direction I want to pursue. All part of the learning process.
 
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Still trying to balance the liking an item but recognizing I shouldn't buy it thing...
 

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They're awesome... I've been eyeing them for a while. Just now wasn't the right time for me to buy them.
I don't have trousers brad. Even with jeans?


should definitely not wear those with jeans.
 

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Noob if you are a 44 and decide you are not man enough for those shoes I will gladly take them off your hands. I also may be one of the only people who actuvely wants the greenish-yellow version. :slayer:


42. Even so, this world has a finite amount of steez; you will need to save some for the rest of us. :paranoia:

I've got big plans for these blue shoes: wear 'em 'till they're nice and dirty, then bleach them to something approaching the distressed blue of other models, then nearly white, then dye them a shiny black.... This way I'll get to have it all (I hope).
 

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Y u buy something you cannot wear?
EDIT: Actually, guess I used to do it a lot too and still do at times. After all, I did buy a RO prisoner jacket from Mr. Porter sale in the winter with absolutely no other clothing of that genre in my wardrobe :embar: and was really tempted to buy some ZamB pants this past week from his sample sale but realized I don't have much if anything to wear them with/that's not the aesthetic direction I want to pursue. All part of the learning process.

it's also a good way to build your wardrobe. s'like - damn i got these 600 dollar pants that only look cool in one outfit. but then you add more heat and you slowly (too fast?) build up a pretty sweet wardrobe over time. only problem is if you don't know what you're doing and try to go in too many different directions. then it's trubs....i really have to make a sales thread
 
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it's also a good way to build your wardrobe. s'like - damn i got these 600 dollar pants that only look cool in one outfit. but then you add more heat and you slowly (too fast?) build up a pretty sweet wardrobe over time. only problem is if you don't know what you're doing and try to go in too many different directions. then it's trubs....i really have to make a sales thread


But if I just find the proper pair of DD runway shorts from 2009, the one outift I have been collecting ofr 2 years will finally be complete! Oh, and then I need to find some shoes, too. Oh, and maybe some pants to go with that stuff when it's colder. Oh, and maybe a DD long sleeve or sweater to go with that. Hm, but then I need a better winter jacket, because that summer leather isn't going to fit over a thick knit. And I can't wear the summer shoes with the winter outfit. I guess I need some boots too. Hmmm.
 
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The point at which you'll stop buying new pieces of clothing is always n+1, where n is the number of items you currently own.
 

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But if I just find the proper pair of DD runway shorts from 2009, the one outift I have been collecting ofr 2 years will finally be complete! Oh, and then I need to find some shoes, too. Oh, and maybe some pants to go with that stuff when it's colder. Oh, and maybe a DD long sleeve or sweater to go with that. Hm, but then I need a better winter jacket, because that summer leather isn't going to fit over a thick knit. And I can't wear the summer shoes with the winter outfit. I guess I need some boots too. Hmmm.


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But if I just find the proper pair of DD runway shorts from 2009, the one outift I have been collecting ofr 2 years will finally be complete! Oh, and then I need to find some shoes, too. Oh, and maybe some pants to go with that stuff when it's colder. Oh, and maybe a DD long sleeve or sweater to go with that. Hm, but then I need a better winter jacket, because that summer leather isn't going to fit over a thick knit. And I can't wear the summer shoes with the winter outfit. I guess I need some boots too. Hmmm.


And once you reach saturation point you say ******* and just wear a leather jacket over a white tee and jeans for a month.
 

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Already regret it... it's where I want to move, but don't have any other pieces to support it right now and don't have the money to build that wardrobe right now. Coming soon to a B&S near you. (These are 44)
I also have another pair of shoes in the mail that I completely forgot I had ordered... probably also going on B&S... I have a problem :(


...only need a pair of tapered pants. damage not too high...


Although I agree the cycle needs to end somewhere. I'm gonna start a "contentedness" thread where if you're feeling itchy you must post pics of all the items you already own and love. If you're really feeling it, the forum will then suggest new and interesting things to do with what you already own.
 

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I know, man. It's just I'm pretty tapped out and need to be saving all my money (like I should have been for the past 3 months). Like I said, love the shoes and would love to build the wardrobe that matches, but now is not the time. Which uniqlo trousers are good options? I tried to get the +J a while ago through suddenlee, but they were sold out.
 

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