Dior being worn.

[mattjames]

Does anyone know where to find photos of both worn Dior and Dior being worn? I have searched this forum and superfuture thoroughly, and found a few pics, but I'm after more. I want to see how they wear and fit. Photos of AIDS victims/runway models aren't very helpful.

 

[montecristo#4]

****, I thought for a second from the title you had pics of the Dior Eternals being worn.

 

[PG2G]

You said you searched superfuture, so you probably saw this but...

http://www.superfuture.com/city/supe...9&postcount=32

That's a pretty good amount of different types of people wearing Diors.

 

[mattjames]

Originally Posted by montecristo#4

****, I thought for a second from the title you had pics of the Dior Eternals being worn.

Sorry to disappoint you... Thanks PG2G. I had seen that thread but at the time I had skimmed past that photo, which is more interesting to me now than it was at the time. Thanks for drawing my attention to it. Basically, guys in Dior can either look really good, or really horrible and ratty. I think they make very thin guys look even less appealing.

 

[xcoldricex]

Originally Posted by mattjames

Photos of AIDS victims/runway models aren't very helpful.
err. i found that offensive.

 

[mattjames]

Originally Posted by xcoldricex

err. i found that offensive.

Am I supposed to care?

 

[The Grapist]

Originally Posted by mattjames

Am I supposed to care?
If you want to be able to continue to post here, and get people to help you out when you make threads that ask these sorts of questions, yes.

 

[minya]

well, I was going to help you, but I think I'll pass now. Acting like an ass isn't really a good way to get people to answer your questions, for the future.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by xcoldricex

err. i found that offensive.
Benetton ads.

 

[Edward Appleby]

Originally Posted by mattjames

Photos of AIDS victims/runway models aren't very helpful.
"Heroid addicts" is a rather more tasteful way of insinuating emaciation.

 

[mattjames]

I didn't act like an ass. I just find it funny that someone would just state that they're offended, like it matters. Obviously they have found that they can get their way by stamping their feet and acting offended, which is a factor of modern society which I detest and will not contribute to by rolling over.

Those deserving of respect will help, if they can, and I will be thankful. The rest I can do without.

 

[Luc-Emmanuel]

Originally Posted by mattjames

I didn't act like an ass.
True, you merely acted like an imbecile. A good advice would be to lose that attitude.

!luc

 

[digital_denim]

Dior may not be for you if you are making such remarks.

 

[mattjames]

Originally Posted by Edward Appleby

"Heroid addicts" is a rather more tasteful way of insinuating emaciation.

That might cause some to become offended on behalf of heroin addicts.

True, you merely acted like an imbecile. A good advice would be to lose that attitude.

Explain in detail how what I said was imbecilic. If you can't make a convincing argument then you will be the imbecile.

Dior may not be for you if you are making such remarks.

Dior is only for mindless, politically correct drones, is it?

 

[LA Guy]

Originally Posted by mattjames

I didn't act like an ass. I just find it funny that someone would just state that they're offended, like it matters. Obviously they have found that they can get their way by stamping their feet and acting offended, which is a factor of modern society which I detest and will not contribute to by rolling over.

Those deserving of respect will help, if they can, and I will be thankful. The rest I can do without.

Listen, dude, I thought that your comments were in bad taste too, but I just didn't say anything until now. If you really didn't want to be hassled, there were about a dozen terms you could have used in lieu of "AIDS victim". Off the top of my head, emaciated would be an obvious alternative, and more descriptive one to boot. There is a place to rail against modern society, and it's not the Streetwear and Denim forum. It's called the Current Events forum.