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Knoll is the Frank Llyod Wright of furniture design. Not a compliment.Originally Posted by Fuuma
You all dress alike, develop a ******* personal style for ****'s sakeOriginally Posted by Fuuma
To whomever is reading this post: I am better looking and better dressed than you.Originally Posted by iammatt
Nearly every sofa that I like is reminiscent of the Florence Knoll. It's a pretty basic form--i.e. hard not to copy in some way without adding artifice.Originally Posted by mafoofan
on that note, designer Rick Owens had a great statement recently in an interview where he said most would be better off spending $ on a gym membership and getting in shape rather than buying expensive clothes. That "being fit" was the new "couture"Originally Posted by Get Smart
Not even remotely... Fancy shoes, DJs, silk jackets, wow. Pretty countercultural here. However as I have sometimes pointed out there's a bunch of guys that dress pretty similar to me, including some friends. We look like kids playing cops&robbers under the stairs when hanging out together, pretty lame. Some simplify and say "look at those **** with the tight jeans!!"Originally Posted by Fuuma
Clothes, shoes et al are highly overrated. There are lots of more important things in life.Originally Posted by Gherkins
Dude goes running near the Louvres everyday (wearing his stuff, quite a sight), he's FIT. He looks like an queer Iggy pop though...Originally Posted by Fuuma
And don't forget: all black. Perhaps 'wealth-entrenched counter-establishment cliche' would have been more accurateOriginally Posted by mafoofan
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