The WAYWT Discussion Thread

[brad-t]

bootcut revival

 

[jet]

Originally Posted by jet

DL, same on matching scarf tee (or blue for that matter) and leg opening is way too small for boots, some 21 cm distressed would be gud.

Originally Posted by nicelynice

Agree looks good, but some straight legs or bootcut jeans with good distressing would look amazing, Diors look too clean for the Rick + Carpe

You said exactly the same thing I said, maybe you are a subconscious repeater?

 

[il ciclista]

Originally Posted by puddin

i'd say most everyone here is privileged.

Boy, you put alot of people in a general class didn't you? I grew up poor, was homeless, then joined the military, and got out and busted ****** to where i am now (which isn't much..college student, with a nurse wife and my GI bill keep us living well.) What's your definition of "privileged" I just enjoy things i couldn't have growing up, but received with hard work.

I remember growing up and hearing firecrackers in the neighborhood, well come to find out those weren't fireworks lol I think you're just talking out of your ass, so you're excused.

 

[ryannn]

 

[wahwho11]

^need to see shoes with fit.

 

[Makeshift_Robot]

Originally Posted by shahanshah

it's funny how much some here are willing to spend on clothes while residing in what amounts to a slightly more luxurious street-side burrito cart and using a stained couch as a bed, dining set, and writing desk simultaneously.

I'm a little drunk so this might not read well, but --
Fashion appeals to me as an artistic/design venue because I can take it with me. I definitely don't plan on staying at Hinterland U. much longer, or in the U.S. much longer if I can help it, and I can't take a couch with me as easily as I can take a really good pair of jeans. Also the act of carefully furnishing a room evokes a lifestyle I find kind of abhorrent, I've completely drunk the aspirational bohemian Kool-Aid (if clinical depression and nihilism are good for anything, it's building this fake lifestyle) and I don't really want to spend too much time buying objects whose sole purpose is to anchor me to the earth. Throwing on expensive clothes is way more in line with the set of fictions I buy into. Showing up to a date in distressed Julius stuff and a Ghostface Killah-style beanie-glasses combination and then taking the girl home to my super-tasteful apartment seems pretty disingenuous and contemptible.

Plus of course I'm pretty ******* poor.

Makeshift out.

 

[ryannn]

Originally Posted by wahwho11

^need to see shoes with fit.

Was wearing white Raf velcros.

 

[GraphicNovelty]

mad skinny/tall buddy of mine wears bootcut SDA's and engineer boots all the time. Looks sick as ****.

 

[KitAkira]

Originally Posted by jet

some 21 cm distressed would be gud.
No. Luster coated 19cms.

Originally Posted by Makeshift_Robot

Showing up to a date in distressed Julius stuff and a Ghostface Killah-style beanie-glasses combination and then taking the girl home to my super-tasteful apartment seems pretty disingenuous and contemptible.
What? So it's more congruent to show up in thousands of dollars of clothes and take her back to a roach-infested hovel? You can furnish a home without making it blandly cookie-cutter

 

[jet]

Originally Posted by KitAkira

No. Luster coated 19cms.

No, what I said.

 

[nicelynice]

wjk HUSKIES GOING TO A BOWL GAME margiela carpe

 

[NewYorkIslander]

Wore this to the Schott sale yesterday:

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by Magician

ok thats pretty great. I help out with my buddies and mostly we mix gfunk and ignorant gangster rap with old school goth and industrial. throw in some samples from korean horror thrillers and bam!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QesGK...eature=related

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by shahanshah

it's funny how much some here are willing to spend on clothes while residing in what amounts to a slightly more luxurious street-side burrito cart and using a stained couch as a bed, dining set, and writing desk simultaneously.

My place has "good" furniture but my friend has like a well located and nice but absolutely empty apt (stacks of artbooks+simple table+basic chair+2 laptops) and it works perfectly too. No need for clutter.

 

[the shah]

Originally Posted by Fuuma

My place has "good" furniture but my friend has like a well located and nice but absolutely empty apt (stacks of artbooks+simple table+basic chair+2 laptops) and it works perfectly too. No need for clutter.

there is large difference between a minimalist, uncluttered abode and what that drunken gypsy is describing above. my only real prerequisite is a silk carpet