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I am still waiting for my fake flower from Will. Damnit!!!!!
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I am still waiting for my fake flower from Will. Damnit!!!!!
1. just because you don't like him doesn't make him useless, he does make useful contributions and I agree with him on his points.
Your wife has great taste in scarves.
I don't like it because it's a fake, cutesy flower. A little cartoon sailboat or smiley face would be no better, and it would look bad to me regardless of amongst whom and how many it was popular. My point about its popularity in this thread was that it shows how stylistic quirks can catch on like wildfire when critique and a mind toward objectivity are discouraged.
My, my, my faux sprez hits me so hard
My, my, my faux sprez hits me so hard
My, my, my faux sprez hits me so hard
Too awesome.
i don't know. Neo was putting *********** lapels long before PG. Now while the "flower" has taken off here, 1) irl, its very UNIQUE and 2) its just a variation of a real lapel flower which has been a aprt of men's style for a long time.
Style shouldn't be objective, it should be subjective, and to most it is. Otherwise we'd all wind up looking the same. Then, what's the point of posting? People also have very different situations in which they dress, and have very different personalities (which sometimes does, and sometimes doesn't translate to the forum). All of these things are very subjective reasons for dressing the way we all do.
You mean a quirk like wearing tweed in the city? "Now that the old rules and standards have lapsed, there’s more opportunity than ever to exploit the rich language of classic style."
What I am trying to point out is that "popularity," or replication, is not an intrinsic evil. Rules of dress, such that exist or such as continue to inform or structure choice, are similar in spirit. So, too, is emulating or building off the styles of men whose mode of dressing you admire.
i could try and explain why ... but you are too stupid and self-centered to understand.
would love some deets on those shoes, Spoo.
Spooker, I dig those shoes, I think I missed them when you had them on sale, Brunello Cucinelli?