Random fashion thoughts - Part II (A New Hope)

[styleforumfan]

Just saw this on GQ. This CK Jeans T-shirt came back from the dead. Is it hip to be seen in it now?

http://www.gq.com/gallery/best-new-mens-clothes-buy-right-now#10

 

[Fuuma]



Wait 'till you guys discover French rap

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[Mulan]

 

[hennree]

a fantastic take on modern consumerism and how it has corrupted society

 

[troika]

"Raf" x Poul Kjærholm





Yet again, they have just changed the fabric.


25 will be made of each and if you can't get one of the 25, you just order and reupholster.

http://kvadrat.dk/collection/filter/typ/upholstery/nme/7828/dsg/DK9949/view/medium

Is this like the 3sixteen x eames thing where they just placed an order on their website and called it a collab?

 

[Find Finn]

Pretty much

 

[Biggskip]

It's pretty amazing that this discussion on hip hip and its impact on fashion and culture has gone on as long as it has without discussing the group which has undoubtedly had the biggest and broadest impact. Not only have they created their own lifestyle, but also an annual festival to celebrate said lifestyle.
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Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

 

[StanleyVanBuren]

 

[Coldsnap]

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/22/y...buying-what-you-love.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

Been justifying nice things for a long time with this type of logic.

 

[conceptual 4est]

It's pretty amazing that this discussion on hip hip and its impact on fashion and culture has gone on as long as it has without discussing the group which has undoubtedly had the biggest and broadest impact. Not only have they created their own lifestyle, but also an annual festival to celebrate said lifestyle.

Man, I thought the Big Reveal here was going to be Kris Kross

 

[Ragechester]

but they are from detroit, which is imo the most impactful city in music, even if they are hot garbage

 

[Biggskip]

Ugh, sometimes woman are frustrating beyond belief. I give my wife her X-mas present early. It's a nice gray wool coat.

BEFORE SHE EVEN PUTS IT ON she asks, "What size is it?" I, like an ass, answer honestly saying that it's an XL. She responds, "I'm afraid that it will be too big". She put it on, it fits like a glove, and says "Oh, yeah, it's defintiely too big".

Not only am I pretty sure that the retailer doesn't have a size L to exchange it for, but if I find one she'll spend the next few cramming herself into the coat. All so that she can "feel better" about herself that she's wearing an L and not an XL.

 

[ChetB]

Take it to the tailor, have him sew in a size L tag, problem solved

Or tell her they run unusually small and Styleforum told you to size up.

 

[LA Guy]

Take it to the tailor, have him sew in a size L tag, problem solved

Or tell her they run unusually small and Styleforum told you to size up.

+1 for the Styleforum assist.

 

[Biggskip]



Take it to the tailor, have him sew in a size L tag, problem solved

Or tell her they run unusually small and Styleforum told you to size up.

This is actually a really solid idea. I may just very well do this.