Random fashion thoughts

[michaelyork]

That's probably B by Brioni. JC Penney carried that line for a few years in the 90s

no its definitely not that.

 

[Zeemon]

yoox prices are sometimes totally random, they usually don't reflect how old the items are
the guys from the "classic menswear" section of this forum could possibly know from which season this brioni jacket is

 

[Nil]

After years of yoox shopping, I still can't determine any sort of rhyme or reason to their pricing.

 

[wurm]

^^ just by coincidence i was just about to complain about yoox's pricing too. take this:
http://www.yoox.com/us/41360796XX/item?dept=men#sts=sr_men80&cod10=41360796XX&sizeId=4
i mean, ann d is way overpriced in any case, but a coat shouldn't cost $1500 on yoox.

i also want to try this pair of shorts out:
http://www.yoox.com/us/36409000QO/item?dept=#sts=dreambox80&cod10=36409000QO&sizeId=
but even if i considered my $200 credit free money it still doesn't really seem worth it for something so simple. the ****. i guess this is mainly geared at ann stuff but in general it's pretty bizarre how some things are priced on yoox.

 

[DLester]



yeah i saw that on cnn.  also the woman standing next ot the analyst kept refering to "russian caucus" instead of caucusus.

funny thing is, anderson cooper was right next to them adn did nothing to correct them.

He was probably exhausted from having to correct everyone he interviewed and finally gave up.

Personally I think ya got to be a real muttonhead to confuse the Czech Republic with Chechnya. But then again some Americans do not understand the difference between Georgia (US) and Georgia (Europe), as in "HEY why does Georgia get its own team in the Olympics and Texas doesn't?"

An easy rule of thumb is that Georgia (US) has boiled peanuts and Georgia (Europe) is next to....Chechnya. Okay maybe that is not going to be the easiest rule of thumb for some people.

 

[GraphicNovelty]

 

[dwyhajlo]

Wait, how do you pronounce Wtaps?

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

The Wall Street Journal did a piece on Rick Owens/his apartment and included pics. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...s=SB10001424127887323735604578438991214442794

 

[dotcomzzz]

chairs without backs are dumb. just dumb.

 

[pickpackpockpuck]



chairs without backs are dumb. just dumb.

definitely more for looks than comfort

We are in the room with the monkey (Francois Mitterrand's former office) sitting on Owens's Alchemist chairs—a triangular affair that he describes as "meant more for perching than for reading." (Halfway through the meal this becomes readily apparent.)

 

[Find Finn]



******* hell. dear fellow 'muhricans, look at a world map every once in a while, ok? http://www.economist.com/blogs/east...ens?fsrc=scn/tw/te/tr/bothcountriesstartwithc

Reminds me of that idiots on the streets segment Jay Leno had

Personally I think ya got to be a real muttonhead to confuse the Czech Republic with Chechnya. But then again some Americans do not understand the difference between Georgia (US) and Georgia (Europe), as in "HEY why does Georgia get its own team in the Olympics and Texas doesn't?"

To be honest it is no uncommon for non europeans (even some europeans) have no idea, where certain countries are, I can't even count the amount of time I've heard people say Denmark was the capital of Sweden or Ikea (pending on level of stupidity).

I've even had a brit say he thought Copenhagen was located in Finland.




Did anyone see the Anthony Bourdain in Myanmar program?

 

[Bam!ChairDance]



chairs without backs are dumb. just dumb.

I'm sitting on a backless chair right now. No choice but to sit up straight (well, i guess i can still hunch forward). I like it.

 

[shoreman1782]



chairs without backs are stools. just stools.

FTFY

 

[dotcomzzz]

Right. the only thing I want to do on a stool is drink a beer. you perch on a stool. you sit in a chair.

your right b!cd. they're good posture uh chairstools out there sure, but those wood things he designed don't remind me of them.

 

[nahneun]

tell me a funny story please, sf