Recent purchases - Part II

[reedobandito]



where2kop dvn derby

+1, looking for something just like this

 

[nahneun]

24 pack OTL

 

[A Fellow Linguist]

I bought artishard's Zam B pants

 

[snake]



crossing off grails left and right

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I'd like to thank everyone who made this kop possible

very good. that geller fencing shirt is one of the few pieces from him that I like. which is why I have 2

 

[reedobandito]

shah, you offend me with your accuracy

 

[dfagdfsh]

MHL

 

[pickpackpockpuck]



shah, you offend me with your accuracy

haha. it's so true!

 

[reedobandito]



haha. it's so true!

I know, I'm looking for like a 1000 things at once because I have no idea what style I want to pursue

 

[dfagdfsh]



I know, I'm looking for like a 1000 things at once because I have no idea what style I want to pursue

the key is to buy a TON of stuff because its being hyped at the moment and then instantly regret your purchases

 

[reedobandito]



the key is to buy a TON of stuff because its being hyped at the moment and then instantly regret your purchases

Ha I mean the vast majority of the stuff I buy can be styled coherently with what I already have, and usually I stick with brands i already really love. I actually really don't have that many clothes, prolly far less than the majority of top posters on here

 

[bosatlbwi]

to ride to work this summer so I don't have to wait for the bus

 

[pickpackpockpuck]



Ha I mean the vast majority of the stuff I buy can be styled coherently with what I already have, and usually I stick with brands i already really love. I actually really don't have that many clothes, prolly far less than the majority of top posters on here

I see, so now you're a "top poster" around here. Aren't you high and mighty? (kidding)

I find that when I look at clothes online I'm like, "yeah, that'd be awesome" and I get all sorts of weird ideas about what aesthetic I think I should go for. When I check stuff out in person, and particularly when I actually try stuff on, it's clear to me pretty quickly what works for me and what doesn't. Yohji, for instance, is cool on other people; on me, makes me feel like a child who got into my dad's closet and put on a bunch of oversized stuff. in yohji, clothes wear me (in soviet russia...)

 

[sipang]

I don't have clothes, only pieces. Expertly curated at that.

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

and you don't actually wear them. you just display them in your apartment.

 

[reedobandito]



I see, so now you're a "top poster" around here. Aren't you high and mighty? (kidding)
I find that when I look at clothes online I'm like, "yeah, that'd be awesome" and I get all sorts of weird ideas about what aesthetic I think I should go for. When I check stuff out in person, and particularly when I actually try stuff on, it's clear to me pretty quickly what works for me and what doesn't. Yohji, for instance, is cool on other people; on me, makes me feel like a child who got into my dad's closet and put on a bunch of oversized stuff. in yohji, clothes wear me (in soviet russia...)

Lol by top poster I just meant I spend way more time on here than I should (over 3,000 posts, when the **** did that happen?!).

I know there are a lot of styles I should never even attempt but can still appreciate. Still trying to carve out my own niche though, beyond "high end, vaguely japanese inspired streetwear that can be mistaken for clothing 1/8 of its price."