(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion - Page 1646  

Going to guess most people here don't see many Chinese people. It is not uncommon. Even I have the same skin tone. No tan = very pale skin. Yfyf is the same.

wait wait wait...yfyf is Chinese? Mind: blown.

Same here. Is that really true? It's so strange if you always had a different pic in mind.

Jil Sander peacoat Jil Sander wool/cashmere navy/black sweater Dior Homme wool pants Jil Sander grey runway cutouts

wool watch cap
thrift wool scarf
APC chore coat
Ã…hlens flannel bd
LL bean vest
LVC 501 37
LL bean shoes

LK's little brother somehow came upon my IM name and was IMing me every day for a long time. I'm pretty sure he's some mixture of Asian ethnicities, perhaps even half-white.

Those look great - are they RMWs? If so, what color? With the crash of the Aussie $, I'm thinking about getting another pair in one of the lighter shades.

So... nobody likes my grey desert boots?

I like them. They're perty. Shit, I want a pair of grey desert boots.

They look bluer in my photo than in real life. Damn cheap PowerShot! Much more greyish, and slightly scuffed up looking, which I think only adds character.

Hasn't that exact pic been posted before? Maybe over the summer? There was even a thread on those grey clarks awhile back. Pretty sure Brutus has and has posted them in fits

I can't recall.

I do like those grey DBs ... but when and where I was a youth, desert boots identified one with subculture - usually paired with tight black jeans, a mullet and an AC/DC tshirt, which is the only thing holding me back from getting a pair for myself now. And the 'Chelsea boots' and other Blundestone/RMW type elastic-sided shoes I see on this forum were worn by the farm kids with flannel shirts. Doc Martins were, of course, worn by several middle-class subcultures. And here endeth my Ancient History lesson on long-forgotten Australian Youth Subcultures that no one cares about!