Thom Browne for Harry Winston

[Eustace Tilley]

Originally Posted by dopey

You should be ashamed at the prospect that someone else might buy that stuff and support Thom more than you.

Don't joke when a lot of people on SF think exactly like that.

 

[DocHolliday]

Don't the anklets violate his no-socks rule, as charmingly schoolgirlish as they may be?

 

[antirabbit]

Yeah, he is a hairy mofo....which I actually appreciate being a sasquatch myself.

 

[SoCal2NYC]

Wow you are all a bunch of women.

 

[gdl203]

I couldn't care less about the legs. But that watch is horrendous. Great taste Mr Browne. Not

 

[JamesT]

Thom Browne does seem to be appearing everywhere these days - especially with companies not known for their "guest designers". Any (real) insight as to how or why he seems to be the go-to guy for companies looking for an update? Why him instead of one of the other men's wear designers?

 

[gdl203]

HW is actually using guest designers/watchmakers frequently. The whole Opus series is dedicated to that

 

[texas_jack]

Twenty years from now people are going to look back at these pictures and laugh their ******* heads off.

 

[gdl203]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

Twenty months from now people are going to look back at these pictures and laugh their ******* heads off.
Fixed

 

[lefty]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

Twenty minutes from now people are going to look back at these pictures and laugh their ******* heads off.

Originally Posted by gdl203

Fixed

More fixed.

lefty

 

[acidboy]

Jewel Action?

A few more inches off those pants and we'll see more jewel action if you ask me.

 

[southgate house]

I think the watch looks cool. However, like a lot of his stuff, only a few will be able to pull it off. Too many diamonds for someone with a serious job.

Hairy legs are hot. Ed, you are obviously not gay.

 

[Lucky Strike]

I'm a bit surprised - the watch is far more blingy than I'd expect from Browne. The shape of it seems nice enough, but the diamond-paved dial and the two stripes of diamonds are just tooooo much. Yep, Jacob & Co springs to mind.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by Lucky Strike

I'm a bit surprised - the watch is far more blingy than I'd expect from Browne. The shape of it seems nice enough, but the diamond-paved dial and the two stripes of diamonds are just tooooo much. Yep, Jacob & Co springs to mind.

I think something like a gold '60s watch with one of those gold mesh bracelets that were popular in that period would be "Thom Browne-appropriate".

 

[acidboy]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

I think something like a gold '60s watch with one of those gold mesh bracelets that were popular in that period would be "Thom Browne-appropriate".

"Thom Brown approved" would be more apt.