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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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Matt, did you hem those? Something about the break seems wrong and trouserish to me, though I'm a little unsure with most of it covered by coat.Originally Posted by Arethusa
I think Matt's jean length is just right for his style. If he had stacking length it would look silly...if it were cuffed and high it would look silly. He's got it just right imo
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http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t224/himbee/DSCN7948.jpg[/urlOriginally Posted by berlin report
Wow, BerlinReport goes Antifit?
I dont like the way it looks a bit like one didnt make it to the toilet in time... To me it seems that these Jeans were intended to be worn slightly higher which of course wouldnt look so "cool" on the one hand but would get you rid of that too-much garment at your back.
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the anti fit sag looks great for men, gives a good distinction compared to womens tight jeans
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[ul=[URL]http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t224/himbee/DSCN7948.jpg[/URL]][IMG]http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t224/himbee/DSCN7946.jpg[IMG][url][/I]Originally Posted by berlin report
I really like how they´re fitted, it feels like a nice way to dress up with a shirt but still be relaxed/casual! Looks awesome!
The shirt on the other hand...mjehh, might be because I´m not a big fan of cowboy´ish looking shirts.
Overall I think it looks good!
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pretty much same as yesterday
Pringle gingham microcollar buttondown s/s
Levis 506 Type I (cheers to Maharlika for reminding me why I think this is the best denim jacket ever)
Paul Smith Red Ear
Paul SmithxTriumph (the first pair)
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werd. but the Topsiders KILL me....Originally Posted by Get Smart
I like the topsiders, but I'm partial since I wear topsiders almost every single day, even to lift weights, out of laziness.
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Thanks for the comments!
Andimq, Geschmacksache. I like that it slouches in the back. Makes it a bit more casual.
Who, shirt's from Paul Smith Red Ear. Ancient, I'm afraid.
Hossoso, you're too kind to me.
Andimq, Geschmacksache. I like that it slouches in the back. Makes it a bit more casual.
Who, shirt's from Paul Smith Red Ear. Ancient, I'm afraid.
Hossoso, you're too kind to me.
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werd. but the Topsiders KILL me....Originally Posted by Get Smart
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