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Originally Posted by tonio028
Further proof that Schneider doesn't work for everyone. This guy should not be modeling his clothes.
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Further proof that Schneider doesn't work for everyone. This guy should not be modeling his clothes.
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The the models look far too slim, prissy, and neat to be IT or computer nerds. They remind me more of the most uncool foreign transfer student from back when I was in high school. A fair number of the foreign transfer students would often look slim, preppy, and neat relative to the fat and sloppy US kids. Their neatly parted hair, dress trousers, and an overall kind of neutered look would cause them to look very weak and nerdy compared to the slovenly and rugged jeans & t-**** look of most other kids.
So nerdy high schoolers playing dress-up is mostly what I see here. Many of the pictures even look like the photos done for a high school yearbook, complete with marbleized back drop. So I guess this vibe is very intentional.
So nerdy high schoolers playing dress-up is mostly what I see here. Many of the pictures even look like the photos done for a high school yearbook, complete with marbleized back drop. So I guess this vibe is very intentional.
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Why does the model insist on that one leg lifted pose like he's got a little captain in him?Originally Posted by AR_Six
I think BB1 summed it up well. My impression was a high school yearbook/photo session too.
Keep in mind the pics I posted are from Japan shops and the model appears to be a swole short dude, so not the ideal body type for SS in my opinion.
For all those all up on the poses and styling critique tip, how about I post my paypal, you donate funds so I can accrue the collection and then I'll post fits all season??
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has been said, but wow these fit pictures are awkward.
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oh and thanks tonio. pieces do look nice but ?_____? at choice of model/sizing
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oh and thanks tonio. pieces do look nice but ?_____? at choice of model/sizingOriginally Posted by lmaozedong
Haha, talk to the shop owners in Japan. Please paypal me to assist with future modeling and fit pics.
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almost everything abotu it looks so awkward when worn...Originally Posted by Master Milano
looks great alone though, specially the jackets
has been said, but wow these fit pictures are awkward.Originally Posted by lmaozedong
all this.
must look better on the right model no?
I should be copping one SS scarf each season at full price before they evaporate.
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I like everything about this, including the website presentation.
these in particular though
Jackets/Coats/Blazers
these in particular though
Originally Posted by tonio028
Jackets/Coats/Blazers
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I should be copping one SS scarf each season at full price before they evaporate.Originally Posted by DLester
I was surprised to see a few places still had that alpaca scarf from this season in stock come sale time. So glad I picked it up.
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Originally Posted by tonio028
thanks for posting the pictures.
is it schneider's intention for the shoulder seams to be so far below the actual shoulders with his cardigans (more pronounced in the middle picture, but seemingly noticeable in the last one)? it seemed the same way with f/w '10 stuff - maybe i just haven't been paying enough attention.
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