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So if factory-produced pre-distressed jeans are uncool, then what makes factory-produced pre-distressed boots cool? Why not just get regular boots and distress them yourself, like raw jeans?
You can do things in the factory that you cannot do just by wearing them in. Boots worn for even a couple years would not have the same color and effect as those I posted above. I don't think pre-distressed jeans are uncool. Wearing your own denim in is much more enjoyable, and the 3d of the fade is unmatched in pre-distressed denim, but there's some amazingly cool stuff that can be done in the laundry that you just can't achieve by yourself.
I couldn't agree more. I have boots in burnt leather, what was I supposed to do, throw them in a fire? On second thought maybe I should try that.
Worst thing: Juicy Couture, for both men and women.
I don't know. Juicy Couture stuff recently has been pretty decent. Nothing to write home about, but the jackets were just reasonably well made, decently cut military inspired jackets. The slogan tees and hoodies are no worse than a thousand other brands.
Juicy Couture stuff recently has been pretty decent
"Worse: jeans tucked into boots; also, the reappearance of the tight roll (why? The humanity!)"
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Worst--The continued feminization of men's fashion. In most mainstream fashion circles, there's still a tendency to have these 'tiny,doe-eyed, pre-teen looking boys'(right out of Uncle Ted's imagination!) as the examples of how men should look--I thought the age of the 'metrosexual' was dead(although I think that readers/posters to fora such as this one and others have some of those tendencies--I can't deny it).