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post #16 of 28
This is Brunello Cucinelli
post #17 of 28
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Originally Posted by bbhewee View Post
1) Trickers Cap Toe Boot 2) Diemme Roccia Vet 3) 4) looks like a Prada loafer to me 5) Lodger Brogue Boot 6) Common Projects Achilles

In the annals of fashion geekdom- nice job.

It's funny that the lady boots seem demure in that lineup, when I'm sure they are anything but.
post #18 of 28
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Originally Posted by aj_del View Post
This is Brunello Cucinelli


you're the man..thanks homie.
post #19 of 28
^^ No problem, sometimes people here a little harsh with new members. I recently started a thread about hiking boots. Look under my profile for the threads I started in case you are interested.
post #20 of 28
This look is so played. Chinos + oversized lugnut redwing boots + contrast vibram sole + button down + blindly pick a blazer out of you closet + cigarettes = no originality. anyone still doing this is a boring sheep.
post #21 of 28
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Originally Posted by sq4you View Post
This look is so played. Chinos + oversized lugnut redwing boots + contrast vibram sole + button down + blindly pick a blazer out of you closet + cigarettes = no originality. anyone still doing this is a boring sheep.
i agree, this look is rather played out, especially in nyc where every schmuck in and out of soho and willyburg is sporting the americana/workwear/vintage-prep/heritage...etc..etc look. but the fact of the matter is, i don't see anything emerging out of the menswear space that can hold a candle to this rather ubiquitous, or as you say, look that lacks any originality. there's been some mention that the look is going more northern european--a la gant by bastian. and then you have people who swear that there will be an imminent comeback to more tailored european looks. regardless, in my opinion, everything is in the execution. and whether or not every hipster has his chinos rolled up with a pair of vibergs and selvedge denim and a shrunken junya blazer in (insert cosmopolitan city) - i have to say, it's still relevant. at least for another year or so. http://www.businessoffashion.com/201...-menswear.html
post #22 of 28
what blog or where ever did you get the pictures from ?
post #23 of 28
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Originally Posted by bbhewee View Post
2) Diemme Roccia Vet

They are not Roccia Vet's the holes are wrong.


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Originally Posted by Khnelben View Post
what blog or where ever did you get the pictures from ?


Tommy Ton for GQ.com
post #24 of 28
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Originally Posted by sq4you View Post
This look is so played. Chinos + oversized lugnut redwing boots + contrast vibram sole + button down + blindly pick a blazer out of you closet + cigarettes = no originality. anyone still doing this is a boring sheep.

I think there's something to the argument that at least the heritage/neo-trad style has gotten way more men to actually pay attention to fashion, or at the very least not dress like children or People of Wal-Mart. I'm sure a lot of dudes are definitely going to fall off the wagon as trends move into new things, and there will probably be a good many who stick with it even as the fashunz establishment moves on. I doubt BoO and R&B will stop catering to them anytime soon.
post #25 of 28
nm, going to b nice now.
post #26 of 28
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Originally Posted by NAMOR View Post
The man on the right didnt lace-up his boots... what a bad-ass

real hip hop
post #27 of 28


keep it funky, understand me sonn
i rock my tims untied, i don plan to run
post #28 of 28
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the ones in the back look like the vibergs I once had:
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