Random fashion thoughts - Part II (A New Hope)

t3hg0suazn · Mar 14, 2016

Lad Musician back on SSense, just fyi

Find Finn · Mar 14, 2016

Roll on, they are $2 in sale at the local supermarket.

troika · Mar 14, 2016

dieworkwear said:
Speaking of denim, anyone have a recommendation for skinny-ish black jeans with not-too-low of a rise? I tried on N&F's Weird Guys and liked the leg line, but not the seat. A friend suggested I check out RgT's Stanton and SK fits, but the local shop is sold out.

Not looking to get anything too skinny, but also not looking for slim straight-legs.

Try Two Jacks in Oakland, they carry RT as well

RegisDB9 · Mar 14, 2016

I'm using Weleda Citrus spray at the moment. It works and compliments my usual every day cologne (Virgin Island Water)

Coldsnap · Mar 14, 2016

Is taking the waist in on jeans easy work for a tailor? I gotta size up for my thighs and usually would just wear a belt but I the extra fabric gets bunched up when I do.

akjc · Mar 14, 2016

What is trend called where people purposely dress like **** and going for a "dad" look?
I'm talking stone washed straight fit jeans in 28 length than hang above the ankles, with a random sweater and a beat up cap. I really hope this doesn't catch on, but I'm starting to see more "fashion" IG posters with this look.

StanleyVanBuren · Mar 14, 2016

I believe the answer you're looking for is Our Legacy 70s wash

notwithit · Mar 14, 2016

akjc said:
What is trend called where people purposely dress like **** and going for a "dad" look? I'm talking stone washed straight fit jeans in 28 length than hang above the ankles, with a random sweater and a beat up cap. I really hope this doesn't catch on, but I'm starting to see more "fashion" IG posters with this look.

normcore?

akjc · Mar 14, 2016

Yes, that seems to be it. I ran a quick Google search and those awful fits came up. Whats the consensus of that look on Styleforum? Am I being pretentious because I prefer my John Elliot x Saint Laurent x Common Projects outfit?

kindofyoung · Mar 14, 2016

akjc said:
Yes, that seems to be it. I ran a quick Google search and those awful fits came up. Whats the consensus of that look on Styleforum? Am I being pretentious because I prefer my John Elliot x Saint Laurent x Common Projects outfit?

Yep

dieworkwear · Mar 14, 2016

akjc said:
What is trend called where people purposely dress like **** and going for a "dad" look? I'm talking stone washed straight fit jeans in 28 length than hang above the ankles, with a random sweater and a beat up cap. I really hope this doesn't catch on, but I'm starting to see more "fashion" IG posters with this look.

That's the '90s Spanish class textbook look

(joke stolen from some Tumblr post I can't find right now)

pravda · Mar 14, 2016

I think it's the "I'm picking up trash on work release" look

NaTionS · Mar 14, 2016

I'd much prefer Saint Laurent x John Elliot x Common Projects over John Elliot x Saint Laurent x Common Projects.

Ragechester · Mar 14, 2016

Coldsnap said:
Is taking the waist in on jeans easy work for a tailor? I gotta size up for my thighs and usually would just wear a belt but I the extra fabric gets bunched up when I do.

mine did it for really cheap and it worked out very well, I'll definitely do it again due to small waist/ long legs and working out

OccultaVexillum · Mar 14, 2016

As long as you arent sizing up multiple sizes you'll be fine. Im a true 33 but I buy 34, occasionally a 36, and ive only once had an issue with the waist being taken in. They will probably have to take the hips in a little bit too if the waist is huge though.

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