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wow EMS is really great way to send. priority/first-class are worthless misnomers. 3-5 business days tracked and insured and it costs the same.
Strictly speaking this probably belongs in how would you like a guy to dress
i have no idea what the **** 'live the lifestyle i dress' means.
First and only ignore here for me is slack tide. This says a lot considering I haven't blocked Kent Money.
Nice but nothing will beat the blog (or maybe it was just a sufu thread) devoted to posting awkward oki-ni model fits
Think he should post it in MC and get burned at the stake for failing to follow some inscrutable rule. I can't see what would be objectionable about it, though (in MC terms). Pulling at the crotch?
This can look good in sw&d, but in mc it looks sloppy. Unless you're trying to do some kind of really progressive runway **** and it's obvious you're trying to do so. Drapey is not in mc vocabulary
Not trying to be polarizing here, seriously. I threw in the last line for thrill/gag value. But Dlester's pant break is not sloppy or drapey by a long stretch. The iGents seem to have forgotten the long and important relevance of a handsome pant break in the history of menswear. It's funny that cropped pants receive (deserved, frankly) ire, but this coming from guys who are a few centimeters away from that territory. If your cut looks like straight tubes, there is no fun to be had in the fabric. And yet people in MC go ga-ga over the "drape" of a suit jacket...
I disagree. This guy is clearly not the beanpole/ectomorph that exist on the Streetwear section.
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I always thought Uncontrol was channeling Squall Leonhart from Final Fantasy 8: