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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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kwilkinson
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Originally Posted by wrl
Greetings.
Nice look. First WAYWT?
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nice wrl, but it really erks me when people don't say what they're wearing. Part of the reason for this thread is to see how different brands fit on different body types, imo. That's impossible without at least saying what you're wearing.
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Originally Posted by wrl
Greetings.
Interesting colors. Which jacket is that?
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nice wrl, but it really erks me when people don't say what they're wearing. Part of the reason for this thread is to see how different brands fit on different body types, imo. That's impossible without at least saying what you're wearing.Originally Posted by braidkid
I dislike giving brands unless asked. There's some group-think behind some names and it would not be possible to get constructive criticism all the time.
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I was being nice by not saying 40.Originally Posted by jet
Well ****, I was going for 55.
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Nothing wrong with dressing your age.
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I actually like going to Bellevue Square Mall because filthy rich people are fun to watch. Plus, it's also a good place to car-watch. I know it's not LA but it is one of the best places to satisfy one's exotic car fetish when in Seattle.
A StyleForum creation: plain T-shirt, raw denim and (minimalist sneakers) = AA, Nudies, and (Chucks).
Hmmm...why does this look so familiar???
Note: Kodiak, I suggest you try to find something other than Chucks to cover your feet but that's just my opinion.
A StyleForum creation: plain T-shirt, raw denim and (minimalist sneakers) = AA, Nudies, and (Chucks).
Hmmm...why does this look so familiar???
Note: Kodiak, I suggest you try to find something other than Chucks to cover your feet but that's just my opinion.
PinkPantser
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Substitute the clarks for rockports, that should give you another 15 or so.Originally Posted by jet
A couple subtle adjustments and I think i've got it.
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