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

kwilkinson · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by keykoo

Stop being such a prude Ghulkan. Who HASN'T been part of a bukkake festival.
*Kwilk reluctantly raises hand.*

Originally Posted by Flensing Knife

Do these things, immediately, and don't post here or SZ or anywhere else til you've done them.

Strong first post. Yeah, SoCal!!! Don't post anymore until you've read a 19th century novel you richie rich!

Arethusa · Jun 16, 2008

I like this new fellow.

SoCal2NYC · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by Flensing Knife

So, this my first post here. That doesn't invalidate what I have to say.

SoCal2NYC, you're a rich boy buying super-expensive clothing with your daddy's money (as you've admitted on SZ). Some might say that has nothing to do with anything, but I say it very much does. It means you're trying to punch well above your real weight class and there's a vibe that comes with that.

You haven't 'earned' your clothes in any sense, financial, experiential, nothing. You go into a store, buy ultra high end names and then throw them on.

You consistently look bad in your clothing. You emanate nothing in them, just soul deadening, end-of-time, dying empire elite showiness. You've got no wit, no depth, no texture, no inherent eye, no talent.

You're like some bratty son of a director given the camera on the basis of your father's name, making a flat, joyless, inept **** sandwich of a film.

So, some positive advice: stop ******* buying ****. Just ******* stop. Sell 75% of the **** in your closet and start experimenting with earth-bound ****.

Read a goddamn book about history. Read a 19th century novel, preferably Lost Illusions by Balzac or The Red and the Black by Stendhal, both thematically very similar.

Do these things, immediately, and don't post here or SZ or anywhere else til you've done them.

This is way too long to make my new signature unfortunately.

I just did read A Hero of Our Time.

thekunk07 · Jun 16, 2008

the affinia is ******* hysterical. i walk past it going home and there are always like $11 hookers talking to fat middle managers and midwestern tourists. i have to grab a drink there.

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

Only once at the Affinia across from MSG and I was one of 20 bukakers and not the bukakee.

codename · Jun 16, 2008

BR What Comes Around AE

thekunk07 · Jun 16, 2008

i have to step in here. i've worked really hard to get where i am and come from modest means, but hating on someone for coming from money is ******* ridiculous.

i went to art school with lots of rich kids and aside from stealing their drugs and paint, i never held anything against them.

socal could be out buying scary old-money **** like elephant trunks and tapestries but buys more atypical clothing that like everyone else, usually works, sometimes doesn't.

jealousy is a real **** **********. don't hate.

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

This is way too long to make my new signature unfortunately.

I just did read A Hero of Our Time.

amerikajinda · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

Only once at the Affinia across from MSG and I was one of 20 bukakers and not the bukakee.

oneblood · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by Flensing Knife

So, this my first post here. That doesn't invalidate what I have to say.

SoCal2NYC, you're a rich boy buying super-expensive clothing with your daddy's money (as you've admitted on SZ). Some might say that has nothing to do with anything, but I say it very much does. It means you're trying to punch well above your real weight class and there's a vibe that comes with that.

You haven't 'earned' your clothes in any sense, financial, experiential, nothing. You go into a store, buy ultra high end names and then throw them on.

You consistently look bad in your clothing. You emanate nothing in them, just soul deadening, end-of-time, dying empire elite showiness. You've got no wit, no depth, no texture, no inherent eye, no talent.

You're like some bratty son of a director given the camera on the basis of your father's name, making a flat, joyless, inept **** sandwich of a film.

So, some positive advice: stop ******* buying ****. Just ******* stop. Sell 75% of the **** in your closet and start experimenting with earth-bound ****.

Read a goddamn book about history. Read a 19th century novel, preferably Lost Illusions by Balzac or The Red and the Black by Stendhal, both thematically very similar.

Do these things, immediately, and don't post here or SZ or anywhere else til you've done them.

Holy crap...spewing vitriol.

Saucemaster · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by Arethusa

I like this new fellow.

I find his ideas intriguing, and would like to subscribe to his newsletter.

AR_Six · Jun 16, 2008

Let's all come up with a list of required reading before one is eligible to wear Jil Sander!

kwilkinson · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by Saucemaster

I find his ideas intriguing, and would like to subscribe to his newsletter.

There's a required reading list before you're allowed to the newsletter.....

thekunk07 · Jun 16, 2008

i read every issue of honcho before i bought my first piece from raf simons.

whodini · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by Saucemaster

I find his ideas intriguing, and would like to subscribe to his newsletter.
Don't you realize "Flensing Knife" is just an anagram for "Too Many Secrets?"

Rye GB · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

Only once at the Affinia across from MSG and I was one of 20 bukakers and not the bukakee.

"Bukaker"

Rye GB · Jun 16, 2008

Originally Posted by oneblood

Holy crap...spewing vitriol.
So-Cal, was this fella the "Bukakee" by any chance?

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