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lurk more, seriouslyOriginally Posted by softy
Can you expand on this?
Ive been lurking here for quite a while and I would agree with what that guy's critique all around.
I dont "get" the combo of a long, winter-looking, topcoat with white sneakers.
I also think that he appears to be swimming in that coat.
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Can you expand on this?Originally Posted by Cacatfish
Ive been lurking here for quite a while and I would agree with what that guy's critique all around.
I dont "get" the combo of a long, winter-looking, topcoat with white sneakers.
I also think that he appears to be swimming in that coat.
i lmaoed
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Again?Originally Posted by Cacatfish
PS: so did I
nah. last time i just loled.
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Can you expand on this?Originally Posted by Cacatfish
Ive been lurking here for quite a while and I would agree with what that guy's critique all around.
I dont "get" the combo of a long, winter-looking, topcoat with white sneakers.
I also think that he appears to be swimming in that coat.
he dresses similar to a certain subset of other posters and when you critique his outfit and what he is wearing and how "you don't get it" you also insult said other members of forum who subscribe to similar aesthetic
but seriously. who do you think you are? coming into a "what are you wearing today" discussion thread and commenting on a picture that someone posted. Manners? Obviously not...
lurk moar newb... AKA..........Well, just don't critique fits. Safe that way. Especially not of someone wearing expensive sneakers (or hightops or bewts), tight darkish colored pants, and drapey outerwear. You will always be wrong on your critiques as these clothes rarely if ever look bad.
just my two cents man. good luck posting.
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You sound more butt hurt than kent ever did
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he dresses similar to a certain subset of other posters and when you critique his outfit and what he is wearing and how "you don't get it" you also insult said other members of forum who subscribe to similar aestheticOriginally Posted by slack tide
but seriously. who do you think you are? coming into a "what are you wearing today" discussion thread and commenting on a picture that someone posted. Manners? Obviously not...
lurk moar newb... AKA..........Well, just don't critique fits. Safe that way. Especially not of someone wearing expensive sneakers (or hightops or bewts), tight darkish colored pants, and drapey outerwear. You will always be wrong on your critiques as these clothes rarely if ever look bad.
just my two cents man. good luck posting.
wow i am so glad that i clicked on that view post link, i had forgotten why this guy is the first person i've put on ignore since the days of xenox. roflmao worthy
anyway. i can see why people would think the coat is too big since it billows out at the bottom and its unbuttoned. its quite slim on top when i button it up. there's a small on y! that i was semi tempted to bid on since a couple of people want this one, but i don't think i could even get it on
for the guy who says that the coat doesn't go with the "rest of my style," i am curious what you think the rest of my style is and what the style of the coat is
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for the guy who says that the coat doesn't go with the "rest of my style," i am curious what you think the rest of my style is and what the style of the coat isOriginally Posted by lmaozedong
Maybe it's the photo, but the coat looks more Ann D than Rick Owens. Anyway, the carpe boots would've been better with that particular fit, imo.
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Maybe it's the photo, but the coat looks more Ann D than Rick Owens. Anyway, the carpe boots would've been better with that particular fit, imo.Originally Posted by Humperdink
i dont have carpe boots anymore : (((((( tear. i wouldnt really say the coats either ann d or ro like tho--much more minimalist and simple than either of those i would think. the photo does suck tho, unfortunately i dont have the time or the reason to want to take a tripod anywhere and snap nice pics
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