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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I

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surface2air waxed trench
spruce black v-neck
eternal 811
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Great day in Boston. I'm wearing Jay's Facebender shirt with 5EP straight resins, patched up at the right pocket where I ripped it
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with the extra denim 5EP provides. Actually looks quite cool, although truthfully, I was not thrilled when I first ripped these puppies. Oh, and a couple of leather cuffs and my Baltazar Maltese cross belt. No shoes since I am lounging around at home today, although I was wearing Cream and green Adidas Beckenbauer allrounds a little earlier. Um, I guess that the look is, West Coast rock-and-roll style as interpreted through (mostly) East Coast brands.

To anyone with, say, a 33 or waist, and slim but reasonably athetic build (think middle distnace runner): if you looking for an antifit jean, the 5EP straight down is great. If you wear it in a slightly larger size, you get great rucking from the straight leg (looks great with Adidas Allrounds, for example) and the dropped crotch looks really good. The denim drapes really well after just a week or so of wear, unlike Nudies, which take a few weeks, ime.
 

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Originally Posted by OB1847
LA Guy, How big are the leg openings on the 5EP straight resins? Are these straight resins https://factorypeople.com/product_in...ae4e4555ce2df5
Yep, I think that those are them (grammar? That just sounds funny.) Measuring the leg opening now... 8.8 inches across on a pair of 32/32. These are true straightlegs, i.e. the knee and hem are exactly the same width, unlike the APC Standard of New Standards, or the HL classic, both of which taper from the knee to the ankle. I wear mine slightly lower than the model does.
 

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First time I've been bothered to do a WYWT

Maharishi Hood
Flash T-shirt (As in DC Comics, not Flash Gordon)
Nudie SSLE
Bandaid Dunks

Had to use my little brother's Nokia camera phone:

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Haven't seen anyone post a pic of Jay Allen's "Jester" tee yet, so here's one (worn with Howies OSD):
 

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United colors of benneton slim fit shirt
Vintage Tie
Vintage blazer
fw 04 dolce & gabbana belt
diesel yarik 708 jean

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Originally Posted by Arethusa
That blazer looks weird.

I like it.


The gorge seems really high (a good thing, btw) - it practically sits on top of his shoulders. So I suppose that "vintage" here means pre-1980's at least. The detailing at the edge of the lapels and the large patch pockets are interesting too. Nice find.
 

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I'm also enjoying the wide lapels with the slim cut and the earthy tone. It's strange, but I do like it.
 

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waltar, that blazer is awesome! wowowoowow! nicest blazer I've ever seen!
is there a word for that type of blazer?
 

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Originally Posted by horriblyjollyjinx
waltar, that blazer is awesome! wowowoowow! nicest blazer I've ever seen!
is there a word for that type of blazer?


Well, techically, it's a sportscoat. And I would call that a vintage sportscoat, probably from the mid to late seventies.
 

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White oxford cloth buttondown with sleeves rolled up and upgraded with MOP buttons liberated from a dead shirt I found at Goodwill, Sisley
Troy worker jeans in Ziggy blue-black wash, Edun
Navy woven silk belt with brown leather tips and silvery metal buckle, Burberry London.
Blue socks, no idea.
Red and blue collapsable travel sneakers, Paul Smith/Reebok
 

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vintage le tigre polo
double rl jeans
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Just one question. What does RL Mean? I've been seeing it the past few months.
 
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