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I don't think that is among the best Baron ensembles, and I adore Baron like an older brother.
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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ThanksOriginally Posted by IBJanky
So what do you guys think of the new hair?
I've been growing it the past couple of months just to try something new. I'm not used to it. Haven't had hair since jr. high.
I'm still undecided whether to keep it or not.
Also, I'm thinking of entering Esquire's BDRM contest for ***** and giggles. Dunno if I should keep the hair or go for the shaved look for that.
myke
1) Keep the Hair
2) Enter the contest. I wonder how many SFers we can get in there this year.
Hair looks good ... keep it!Originally Posted by srivats
Yes.
Originally Posted by Baron
I like this combo, Baron - the jacket looks a tad snug, no?
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I don't think that is among the best Baron ensembles, and I adore Baron like an older brother.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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I agree with you, but then again I was taught to respect my elders.
Originally Posted by luftvier
I like this combo, Baron - the jacket looks a tad snug, no?
Yes, perhaps a touch - not terribly, but I'm a tad porky right now.
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I agree with you, but then again I was taught to respect my elders.Originally Posted by Baron
Yes, perhaps a touch - not terribly, but I'm a tad porky right now.
I don't think it is either. I just think he wore it well for what it is.Originally Posted by zbromer
I cant' say this after 1:34, but my main issue is that it looks like Baron is in an adult diaper.
If he is on a vengeful cross country trip: kudos.
If not: still better than nearly everyone, but not like when he was younger where he was schooling the other Cali guys like Parker and iammatt.
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I'm wearing gray on gray with brown boots, in homage to the Asian dude that got the mixed feedback in the Sartorialist thread. My jacket is not as good as his, and I'm not as low-contrast. I should have worn my darker gray flannels.Originally Posted by Baron
Nice.
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Originally Posted by yfyf
I'm warming up to this but still can't see how you can survive all the stoning from bystanders you must received when wearing it.
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I'm warming up to this but still can't see how you can survive all the stoning from bystanders you must received when wearing it.Originally Posted by maomao1980
When I saw him wearing it recently I was surprised at how toned down it seemed in real life. Granted, it was in the evening and not on a sunny day, but I thought for sure I'd think it would be way over the top.
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When I saw him wearing it recently I was surprised at how toned down it seemed in real life. Granted, it was in the evening and not on a sunny day, but I thought for sure I'd think it would be way over the top.Originally Posted by Slewfoot
Did yoyo wimp out and not get one of the night-reflective Dashing Tweeds?
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I'm warming up to this but still can't see how you can survive all the stoning from bystanders you must received when wearing it.Originally Posted by maomao1980
People probably thought he was eccentric ... which would be a good description for most of us here.
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Imagine when he is passing on his Dashing Tweed stuff to his son, the kid must be like, "Dad~, WTF!"
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Imagine when he is passing on his Dashing Tweed stuff to his son, the kid must be like, "Dad~, WTF!"Originally Posted by maomao1980
One could hope for a Lesbian daughter.
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