Which brand of clothing do you personally hate the most with a passion? - Page 3

I usually try to be generous to chicks that come up short in the looks department, but that site is a veritable parade of ugly women in even uglier skirts.

Not really clothing, but I hate Diemmes and their derivatives. I think Charlie Brown wears a pair.

Nope. I still fail to see how what someone else is wearing has any affect on me and my day. This type of thread is worse than the sewing circle gossip girls' "OMG DO YOU SEE WHAT SHE'S WEARING??? THAT BITCH!" shit. I swear, half this forum is on the fucking rag and I wonder if I could make some money selling chambray asshole tampons for $80. Besides. People of Walmart is fucking AWESOME.

btw u want a sacred cow? doc fucking martens
with very, very few exceptions they look fucking terrible

Baby, you're hot like a cup of coffee.

I grew up with them. Mostly the skins and after the skins left town, the goths. The punks were too poor for docs, so we all wore vans (old skools) or chucks. I remember $100 was an insane amount of money to spend on shoes when we were struggling to scrape up $5 for taco bell to feed the house (shit... back when $5 could feed the house). Ah, the lovely aroma of BO and tummies full of bean burritos...

McQueen sucks.

Dem heels.

True Religion jeans: I find them so ugly, and for the price they charge the quality is awful.
Juicy Couture: just plain out ugly
UGG: they are horrible. Even in the winter they get all wet and shitty looking. No way would I spend $250+ on a crap winter boot
Ed Hardy: I find the designs very repetitive.
Lacoste: their quality has really gone to shit and it's a shame
American Apparel: I just hate their stores but I like the concept of how their clothes are made
All rap and hip hop brands.

I just find a lot of good old brands are reducing in quality, which is a shame.

I don't know about "hate", but I don't care for Thom Browne, Moncler, or Junya. I just find them boring.

I hate brands that charge a lot of money for shitty Made in China garments. Most recent collections by APC, Acne, Rag & Bone and Steven Alan is what comes to mind.

Raf Simmons. I mean, why would I want to buy clothes from some guy known for cheezy 1980's exercise videos?

I love tats on women (provided that they aren't Chinese characters, tramp stamps, &c.).

And not a brand per se, but baller/designer sweatpants. No matter how much they cost, you still look like one of the People of Wal-Mart decked out in Russel Athletics and New Balances.

Appropriate situations for sweatpants:

- Going to, being at, or coming home from the gym (or any other sort of athletic activity)
- Being worn as pajamas
- Being too sick or hungover to even get dressed, much less leave the house

Barring some really conceptual/directional stuff, sweatpants are not streetwear; they're athletic-, sleep-, or lounge-wear.

I will assume you're serious. Elaborate. I would say that this statement doesn't really make sense in light of the way he designed, but that would depend on your meaning. Assuming your opinion is legitimately held you're basically saying either that he never had a collection concept that didn't suck, or that he never executed any concept well.

junya watanabe x levis