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SoCal in Esquire Magazine
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Meis
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+1 otherwise it's like they pulled the names from a hat...Originally Posted by wiru
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Yeah, there's maybe 5 or so at most that are good, a few that are so-so... and then a bunch that are just horrible. One guy has four pics of the same fit... and its just shorts, flip flops, and a plain white ss buttondown.
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Didn't make it in Esquire; but, I was in the WSJ this weekend.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Did they also have a contest on their website?
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Really? Are some of those guys MC people? If so, they're awful looking.Originally Posted by chronoaug
Socal- Don't worry. Bradford is on there. Nuff said. And people make fun of you for having a goofy jimmy neutron head...
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Didn't make it in Esquire; but, I was in the WSJ this weekend.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Link?
SoCal2NYC
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Looking at the past winners, it seems Esquire certainly had a preference for menswear over streetwear and denim.Originally Posted by adamha21
A guy like Barims needs to get in on this.
Wut? I thought everyone thunked that SoCal dressed like a goth-ninja asshat?Originally Posted by JaPo
In my opinion, Barims has the most appealing dress sense on this site. It's flamboyant yet has a firm grasp on the importance of classic styling and fit.
If he were to sign up, I'd vote him. GetSmart would also be in for a shout.
I'd do my level best to ensure the likes of vox did not win. I'm sure he wouldn't 'sink to this level', but I don't want to fuel that fire!
I never before noticed that there were a couple of supportive posts here, so thank you both - very kind. I'd've been ineligible but maybe I'll get to emigrate someday
SoCal, I'd like to see your Lanvin DJ in one of your posts sometime
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