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What are you really wearing?

cocostella

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Jeans: Dior, TH, Kill City
Shoes: LLBeanXQuoddy bluchers, AE, RM Williams, Varvotos and regular Cons, GA trainers
Shirts: Hanes and AA V-necks, FP and Stinky Rat polos, tailored BBros OCBD slim fits
Belts: SugarCane and Gucci
Shorts: TH, Rogan and some Levi cutoffs
 

Nouveau Pauvre

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Originally Posted by berlin report
Randomly:

Lee
Engineered Garments
YMC
Folk
The Gap
Nike
Themata

This just made me realize I only wear about 20% of what I actually have. Time to re-evaluate my priorities.


Man, if I just saw this list I would think boring, safe crap - obviously nothing close to Berlin Report's all star outfits.. Just goes to show that styling and confidence make a huge difference.
 

Jekyll

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Originally Posted by Magician
Man, if I just saw this list I would think boring, safe crap - obviously nothing close to Berlin Report's all star outfits.. Just goes to show that styling and confidence make a huge difference.

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Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Berlin Report gets so much love ONLY because he has salt and pepper hair and a weathered face. He wears average clothing that happens to fit better than average. That is all.
 

tagutcow

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Alternative Apparel
Nike
American Apparel (that I never wear anymore)
Merona/Target

2

American Eagle
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Spring Court
BR (as of today)
Drifter
Solis
Arizona/JC Penney
Nudie
Kenneth Cole Reaction (watch and belt)

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Anything that could be considered remotely 'designer' in my wardrobe is a flukish anomoly.
 

Big Pun

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Originally Posted by tagutcow
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Anything that could be considered remotely 'designer' in my wardrobe is a flukish anomoly.


Same.
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rocks

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3 or more:

Paul Smith footwear
Mr. Olive
MofM
W+H
Incotex
CP
C&T
 

DesignerValet

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-an indefinate number of tees from CK and seasonal basics from Gap

5
-Marni (can't believe it's gotten this high; 4 cardigans, 1 shirt)
-Prada (3 shoes, 1 shirt, 1 jacket)

3-4
-J. Crew
-Dolce & Gabbana (mainline shirts)
-To Boot New York
-LNA (thin cotton carigans)
-Earnest Sewn denim
-Benetton
-Converse (Purcell, Varvatos)
-Polo RL

2
-Ferragamo
-Lucky Brand (I know, I know, but they make decent shirts)
-B. Son
-Coach (the non-logoed shoes are suprisingly good)

1x each CK Collection, Galliano, Oliver Spencer, MJ mainline, Generra, Literature Noir, Giorgio Armani.......
 

justtemple

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j.crew
fred perry
rag and bone
american apparel
pure blue japan
vans
clarks
nike
adidas
gap
timberland
 

Spencer

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James Perse
RRL
Lacoste
J.Crew
BoO
Splendid Mills
PRPS
Earnest Sewn
KMW
Ever
Adidas
Nike
Tods
Common Projects
 

v3l

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J.Crew
Uniqlo
H&M
Banana Republic

Sad.
 

nerich

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3+ pieces:
J Crew (most everything)
Hanes (tshirts, socks, undershirts, etc)
H&M (mostly shirts, a few non-jean pants)
UO brands (plain tshirts and shirts)
Levis (514s and socks)
John Varvatos, various lines (jeans, shoes, shirts)
Kenneth Cole (casual shirts, a jacket, suede sneakers)
Nike (Free and Shox for running, some cheap model for other sports, shorts)
Ray-Ban (Clubmaster eyeglasses, Caravan sunglasses)
Military surplus things

a few 1 or 2 but wear all the time:
RRL
Dior
Mosley Tribes
Old Navy (awesome cheap linen shorts)
Burberry
Converse
J Brand
BR
EG
 

jwied82

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rag & bone - pants, shorts, shirts, outerwear.
Nice Collective - t's, knits, outerwear
Acne - jeans, t, shirt, jackets
APC - jeans, sweater, polo, sneakers
Julian Red - jeans only
Nudie - jeans, shirts, tanks
nsf - t's, knitwear
Giorgio Brato - sneakers, boots
Cheap Monday - t-shirts only
tretorn - sneakers
various UO brands - t's and tanks

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michael tapia - shirts
drkshdw - pants
neil barrett - knits
helmut lang - sneakers and pants
viridi-anne - pants and jacket
spruce/w+h - hoodies
 

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