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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I

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Rye GB

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Quilted Tour Jacket-Vintage store upstate NY. $150+
Rpm-45 Jeans-RPM-45 NYC. $240+
White V-Neck Tee-Old Navy $Cheeeeaaapp.
Mexican Blanket Patterned scarf-Beams Harajuku Tokyo. $45
Studded Brown leather distressed belt-Rose Bowl. $65
Vans Era. Little Tokyo Sneaker store. $40.
Sense of relief..It's the weekend. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
 

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Originally Posted by cheapmutha
yeah... i dont uderstand it... what would you wear with a denim jacket but jeans?

like this... i love this look... how can you knock it?


nice! yea everytime I hear someone suggest wearing chinos/khakis with a denim jacket I want to punch him in the f'ing face.
 

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Originally Posted by Get Smart
nice! yea everytime I hear someone suggest wearing chinos/khakis with a denim jacket I want to punch him in the f'ing face.

Not to say I need affirmation, but it is nice to hear this. I've started wearing a new denim shirt with jeans lately, following the sartorial lead of one of my old school co-workers.
 

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I am wearing exactly the same crap as yesterday, with clean underwear and a more-than-hangover.

Same shoes too. Take that, Minya! I'm wearing them extra hard today.
 

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GS, that's a mighty pointy toe to rock with those cuffs. It works really well (I think the color helps). Really nice outfit.
 

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Originally Posted by Get Smart
CMF cool pic. I like the setting too with the graffiti. I don't know why denim on denim is so knocked, imo it's a classic tough look.

today:
Ben Sherman (UK made) buttondown
Fred Perry (Italy made) cableknit vest
Julian Red california
Pliner red chelsea boots
D&G watch


I know I've said this before somewhere, but your tatts really make your look. I love the juxtaposition of the clean, classic style with the (near-)sleeves. Awesome.
 

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It was f-ing cold here this morning (nice in the sun, though).

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H+M hat
RL herringbone scarf
spiewak p coat
W+H shawl
APC Anglaise
dunks
 

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Originally Posted by Saucemaster
I know I've said this before somewhere, but your tatts really make your look. I love the juxtaposition of the clean, classic style with the (near-)sleeves. Awesome.

thanks Sauce. yea, I've always gotten the tag of "walking contradiction" so your comment definitely fits in what everyone's thought for years.

Shoreman, nicely worn classic outfit. I wish it were cold enough for that here.
 

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Originally Posted by shoreman1782
It was f-ing cold here this morning (nice in the sun, though).

11306nu6.jpg


H+M hat
RL herringbone scarf
spiewak p coat
W+H shawl
APC Anglaise
dunks

I don't know why but every time I see brickwork like that I know I'm seeing a place around DC/MD/VA guaranteed. My brother lived in a few places just like it up in NW. Love it. Sauce, I always heard denim-on-denim called the Canadian Tux. When I've done it, the guy friends dig it but some of the girl friends laughed it off. Don't get it. Cheap, it's been said before but every shot you take includes the "don't give a ****" attitude. Kee up the good work. GS, looking great as always. I get the feeling bandwagon's stealthbeasting...
 

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Originally Posted by whodini
Sauce, I always heard denim-on-denim called the Canadian Tux. When I've done it, the guy friends dig it but some of the girl friends laughed it off. Don't get it.

I think the denim-on-denim thing (homodenim?) can be done well (the Omar of homodenimality?) or poorly (the Liberace of homodenimality?). CMF does it well. I think the "problem" is that it immediately evokes certain references--cowboy chic, for example--and if those seem out of character with your personality, the effect is just sort of amusing. I think it's like a lot of other looks, it's at least half about your attitude. If you really don't give a ****, I think it can look great.
 

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Originally Posted by Saucemaster
I think the denim-on-denim thing (homodenim?) can be done well (the Omar of homodenimality?) or poorly (the Liberace of homodenimality?). CMF does it well. I think the "problem" is that it immediately evokes certain references--cowboy chic, for example--and if those seem out of character with your personality, the effect is just sort of amusing. I think it's like a lot of other looks, it's at least half about your attitude. If you really don't give a ****, I think it can look great.

I agree with the "Mastro tis saltsas" above that it will need to be something you are both comfortable with and don't give a rodent's rear end about. I could never pull it off (too eurotrash, you see
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To me, a denim jacket is meant to be worn with jeans......if this bothers the wearer or he secondguesses its appropriate-ness, then I guess a denim jacket isnt for him. To me a denim jacket with anything other than jeans looks out of place.

Old school 'rebel' look was all about jean jackets and leather motorcycle jackets, both of which can look awesome on the right wearer or completely ridiculous. I honestly feel that a jean jacket isn't meant for everyone, even tho it seems almost everyone has one.
 

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and on that note i will pull my leather motorcycle jacklet out of storage and get a pic in it. never worn it, but i think i may be able to make it work
 
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