Random fashion thoughts

Binker · Oct 13, 2010

How exactly are guys gauging this material's worth? In all likelihood BB's archive is extremely extensive, it seems probable that they would already hold prints of many of the photos. Either way, it won't exactly be revelatory for them. I think 3 MTM shirts is a nice gesture, and if he had asked for more they almost certainly would have politely declined.

chronoaug · Oct 13, 2010

Seems kinda silly that gilt would have the random fall sale but not include the brand in the item description on all the items. Some decent stuff

KitAkira · Oct 13, 2010

http://www.gilt.com/s/fall-preview/product/24987268 I like this, even a small seems like it'd be too big for me though

Nil · Oct 13, 2010

Not so sure about that color but I was eyeing up that Tron sweater in the grey crewneck version.

GlenCoe · Oct 13, 2010

is there some name for this sort of 'sweater' LK is wearing? Or is it even a sweater? It looks knitted.

Edit: I saw Jason Statham wearing something similar in this scene

KitAkira · Oct 13, 2010

What's so confusing? It's a polo-collar cardigan. Not particularly common, but not mindblowing

brad-t · Oct 13, 2010

I believe it is referred to as a "cardigan"

GraphicNovelty · Oct 13, 2010

Originally Posted by Binker

How exactly are guys gauging this material's worth? In all likelihood BB's archive is extremely extensive, it seems probable that they would already hold prints of many of the photos. Either way, it won't exactly be revelatory for them. I think 3 MTM shirts is a nice gesture, and if he had asked for more they almost certainly would have politely declined.
Pretty much this, my dad originally wasn't going to get anything and all of his friends' reactions were similar to your guys', so he figured he'd ask for something and see what he got. So I think it'll be: 1 white dress shirt for interviews/special occasions 1 subdued patterned shirt for casual/bizcas wear 1 loud, verging on obnoxious shirt in purple or red for going "out" Or maybe I'll skip the second and get two of the third

Nil · Oct 13, 2010

I hate "going out" shirts. Makes me think of silk Versace shirts with the Medusa head pattern.

GlenCoe · Oct 13, 2010

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

I believe it is referred to as a "cardigan"

well, I just thought cardigans don't usually have buttons all the way up to the collar. Or the collar.

Lane · Oct 13, 2010

yah, the collar makes it different. However, still just a cardigan.

johnH123 · Oct 13, 2010

Originally Posted by jet

Finally something me and john agree on.

They got themselves convinced those buster brown comic strip shoes look good (and they're appropriate for the workplace due to gq )

I like Clarks, I wear them often. That being said, that thread is as bad as the APC thread for inane questions.

You're still a dink though.

KitAkira · Oct 13, 2010

Fok killed my Sadie Newman threak

He r hate brunettes

snake · Oct 13, 2010

Awesome.

http://www.thecorner.com/item.asp?co...o-marketing_us

jet · Oct 13, 2010

Originally Posted by johnH123

I like Clarks, I wear them often. That being said, that thread is as bad as the APC thread for inane questions.

You're still a dink though.

and you're still the forum idiot just pointing out that you agree with genius for once in your plebe life

Originally Posted by Nil

I hate "going out" shirts. Makes me think of silk Versace shirts with the Medusa head pattern.

would love one of those (0)

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