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

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andimq

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Joining Get Smart on red I am

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Getsmart, is that baracuta the red or the dark red? It looks great.
 

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Originally Posted by mis
I think the fact that drizzt's photos are taken from a low angle(from the ground up) also makes his thighs look more unflattering than they probably are

+1 - I'm somewhat close in size to drizzt, (6'1", 205-210, 36 waist with 25.5 thighs - slightly out of condition since it is finals and I'm not working out much)
I actually feel that my lower body sometimes overwhelms my upper body (I probably have much longer arms than drizzt does, though - I have a 6'3 to 6'4 wingspan, with smaller than expected hands).

if that's true, he's probably much more balanced in real life.

He just needs to raise the camera about 1 or 2 feet to about eye level. it's more a question of photo skills than anything else.
 

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Hmm... I can't actually see the point in producing and selling "skinny" jeans with waist 32,34 upwards.

But that may only be the stupid approach from my perspective, having 2/3 of your weight at same body height
 
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Originally Posted by NoVaguy
+1 - I'm somewhat close in size to drizzt, (6'1", 205-210, 36 waist with 25.5 thighs - slightly out of condition since it is finals and I'm not working out much) I actually feel that my lower body sometimes overwhelms my upper body (I probably have much longer arms than drizzt does, though - I have a 6'3 to 6'4 wingspan, with smaller than expected hands). if that's true, he's probably much more balanced in real life. He just needs to raise the camera about 1 or 2 feet to about eye level. it's more a question of photo skills than anything else.
I don't buy it. In some of the photos, especially with the TF, you can see thigh and calf definition pushing on the fabric! There is no chance that they are less tight that some of the other more flattering fits he has posted.
 

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Originally Posted by Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio
I don't buy it. In some of the photos, especially with the TF, you can see thigh and calf definition pushing on the fabric! There is no chance that they are less tight that some of the other more flattering fits he has posted.

The TF, I think, might be pushing it - although it might be more that there may be some imbalance issues as you pointed out - with a slim shirt it'll be fine. But most of his looks are ok.

as for me, I generally stick to things like the ES Fulton and Nudie SS. no slim jims, thin finns or other skinny jeans for me.
 

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black & brown

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penguin
vintage wool tie
j. crew
skinny black jeans
frye

it would work better with some brown boots to match the sweater, but these are all i have right now
 

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Originally Posted by freelance robotics
black & brown

penguin
vintage wool tie
j. crew
skinny black jeans
frye

it would work better with some brown boots to match the sweater, but these are all i have right now


Not that you asked but the boot blousing look does not work. Unless your in the military it has no place in any wardrobe. Sorry. I do see the look you are trying to pull, however, and think you could pull it off just fine with brown suede oxfords or chukkas.

Originally Posted by converge

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Wings+Horns
Nudie
Vans


The hoodie is sick. Good fit on the Nudies too. Are they Slim Jims?
 

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******* A, man. Just wish you would've worn the 1911's (I just wanna see 'em work with with different fits, considering snatching a pair up as soon as cultizm is getting my size) .
 

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Originally Posted by WayneGibbous
The hoodie is sick. Good fit on the Nudies too. Are they Slim Jims?

Thanks. Slim Jim's in Dry (28x32, my true size).
 

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Originally Posted by drizzt3117
I'm not sure if it's obvious that I really like the fit on the TFs and could give a flying **** what anyone else thinks about them or not, but in case you didn't get the message before now, hopefully it's clear.

Feel free to post additional comments about them but you'll be wasting your breath.
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good for you drizzt.



Originally Posted by ken
I like it (though I agree a plainer scarf would be an improvement). My problem w/these kinds of ensembles is that they're ok if you're walking alone or w/a group of similarly dressed people, but what do you do when you're walking w/your poorly dressed brohams? Everyone looks at you and thinks "wow, that guy spends a lot of time getting dressed in the morning." It's the same thing w/Chris. Everything looks great in the picture, but unless he's best friends w/Robert Smith, he'll always be the odd man out.

The acquiescent shall inherit the earth.


it begs the question then.

do you dress the way you like or do you dress to fit in with the masses and/or your friends? i stand out almost everywhere i go but i will not change the way i dress just because everyone else around me is usually boring as ****.

like i always say "wear what you dig man. wear what you dig"
 
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