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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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What is it with people spending so much money on jeans and clothes in general. You can get a polo very similar to a lacoste polo for about half the price. And don't get me started on jeans. Paying more than 80 bucks for jeans is rediculous. Thats why american apparel has great fitting slim jeans for about 60 bucks
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Quick question here: I've bulked up some since I bought this shirt (already expensive) and had it shortened. Does it still look alright, or should I throw it out?Originally Posted by Eason
Throw that out, you look like Belmondo in his 70s movies, his shirts were so tight you could see his pecs through them.
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Throw that out, you look like Belmondo in his 70s movies, his shirts were so tight you could see his pecs through them.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Weird coincidence, but I was just reading about Belmondo before I read this.
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Originally Posted by braidkid
BR (tailored)
skull 5010
white's
So solid, as usual. Was the shirt slim fit before tailoring?--who ever worked on it did a great job.
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maharlika-- you know men.style.com just posted their spring trends, one of which was floral patterns? i'm not surprised, but it works a lot better with an actual vintage piece than on any of the designer versions they featured.
braidkid-- so jealous. i love white's boots, i hope to be able to afford a pair someday.
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braidkid-- so jealous. i love white's boots, i hope to be able to afford a pair someday.
eddie bauer
vintage norfolk
penguin
vintage saks
j. crew
j.crew
red wings
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^^^^ thanks freelance robotics. Yes, florals, liberty prints are suppose to be a spring trend this year. Let see how it picks up
As usual, I like your look. I did see those White's at the Stronghold the other day and they were very nice. I'm thinking of purchasing it, but I have a ton of workboots that I havent' even started wearing yet. I'll see if I loose sleep over it and if I do, I'll swing back there and get a pair.
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Thanks, whoever asked, the white's are semi-dress.
yea, the shirt was fairly slim when I bought it but the tailoring made it extra perfect. Amazing what $15 will do to a shirt.
So solid, as usual. Was the shirt slim fit before tailoring?--who ever worked on it did a great job.Originally Posted by hustlenflo22
yea, the shirt was fairly slim when I bought it but the tailoring made it extra perfect. Amazing what $15 will do to a shirt.
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CROSS-POST LOL
Polo cardigan
Gap Premium shirt (no collar stays today)
Unknown wool knit tie (which apparently now has a tear in it
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J.Crew corduroys
Vintage Florsheim boots
Polo cardigan
Gap Premium shirt (no collar stays today)
Unknown wool knit tie (which apparently now has a tear in it
J.Crew corduroys
Vintage Florsheim boots
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Roy-- absolutely killer. in case it wasn't obvious, i love huntingwear-inspired stuff, and you pulled that one off perfectly. where did you score the florsheims? they're a great find.
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