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do u guys think its too fashionable?
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What do you guys thinking of wearing Runway style on the street?
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I did a little search on the internet and found this quote from eHow.
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Claire Suddath of Time explains that fashion shows are an artistic endeavor, meaning that fashion designers try to use their fashions to convey a specific feeling or concept. However, the designers don't explicitly state the feeling or concept they are trying to get across. It is up to the guests of the fashion show to interpret the message behind the designs. This is one of the reasons why the clothing in fashion shows seems so extreme and exaggerated--the bolder the line, the clearer the concept. This is an important point because people should not make the mistake of thinking that the designers truly intend for people to wear the fashions exactly as they are presented in the show.
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Claire Suddath of Time explains that fashion shows are an artistic endeavor, meaning that fashion designers try to use their fashions to convey a specific feeling or concept. However, the designers don't explicitly state the feeling or concept they are trying to get across. It is up to the guests of the fashion show to interpret the message behind the designs. This is one of the reasons why the clothing in fashion shows seems so extreme and exaggerated--the bolder the line, the clearer the concept. This is an important point because people should not make the mistake of thinking that the designers truly intend for people to wear the fashions exactly as they are presented in the show.
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It's not permanent style, but then again, it wasn't meant for that. I'd wear that crap, but definitely not to work. And I definitely wouldn't spend the sort of money on it that it usually goes at.
And if I saw someone wearing it, I'd have a definite prejudice that he's an eccentric, and possibly an artist or designer.
And if I saw someone wearing it, I'd have a definite prejudice that he's an eccentric, and possibly an artist or designer.
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No, It is not fashionable at all, to be fashionable it needs to be at least popular. Do you see anyone walking the streets in this sort of getup.
Is it stylish? No, I would use words like awkward, crass, ridiculous to describe it.
Would I bee seen in it, even dead, NO!!
Is it stylish? No, I would use words like awkward, crass, ridiculous to describe it.
Would I bee seen in it, even dead, NO!!
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hermes man
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(this is me wearing Prada pistol print shirt as worn by william dafoe , the pants n shoe doesnt match because i was wearing a polot when i went there)
(this one is from gucci (see first post)
(this one is from giorgio armani (see first post)
so they will be fine if i lose the jacket? (the jackets r too expensive anyway and doesnt come with my size)
so if just the shirt will i look not so exaggerated yet edgier and more stylish than other men?
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its magnificent n genius touch , the japanese silk used to make the kimonos can only be produced less than 10m long per day
yes the theme is power man
so looking an artist or designer isnt a bad thing?
its magnificent n genius touch , the japanese silk used to make the kimonos can only be produced less than 10m long per day
yes the theme is power man
so looking an artist or designer isnt a bad thing?
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It's not, if you consciously want to look like a rebel. Unless of course you're sitting in a boardroom, in which case I'd deem it bad, even if you happen to be an artist or designer.
It's not, if you consciously want to look like a rebel. Unless of course you're sitting in a boardroom, in which case I'd deem it bad, even if you happen to be an artist or designer.
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