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my favourite is the hip swagger, the sweater loose and tucked in only slightly to one side, with the sleeves rolled & bunched so perfectly.Originally Posted by dsgNYC
Don't even go there... back when Schuman used to post here, he mentioned more than once how impressed he was with men who executed the perfect sweater "faux tuck". He snapped pics of those men with faux tucks he admired. Something that's dear to his heart apparently
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That studded collar shirt is current-season Prada. -------- http://streetpeeper.com/image_thumb/...-style-163.jpg http://streetpeeper.com/fashion/brad-goreski-nyc
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This is amazing. I love the nonchalance of one collar tucked under and the other folded over.Originally Posted by JPHardy
What an interesting look.. At first glance it's very plain and almost studious and then you notice those studs and they add an unexpected edge to the look
Loving the colour and texture of his sweater! The light is great, and this yellow notebook is just perfect here
wow, i love that. especially the casual look of the outfit and how the studded collar kind of says fu to dresscodes.
wonderful. wonderfulwonderful wonderful! makes me want to do it RIGHT NOW to a shirt.
If I didn't see this with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe it.
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If I didn't see this with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe it.Originally Posted by Dburr
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That studded collar shirt is current-season Prada.Originally Posted by LabelKing
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Why do most Martin Margiela jeans have that "open fly" look?Originally Posted by ville_e
It elevates the hopes of some who would wish for a better view.
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