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Post pics of your denim - denim fades and evolution
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fratstar
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Care to elaborate? Otherwise, your post is essentially useless.Originally Posted by Oh!Saka!
Sure:
Its too gaudy, asian, *takeapicture* (peace sign) style.
Find something more simple. Judging by the rhinestone belt and rhinestone t-shirt, you have a ways to go. Thats just my opinion.
Oh!Saka!
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Sure:Originally Posted by fratstar
Its too gaudy, asian, *takeapicture* (peace sign) style.
Find something more simple. Judging by the rhinestone belt and rhinestone t-shirt, you have a ways to go. Thats just my opinion.
My apologies but I like flashier things.
It seems that many on this board are in love with Japanese denim and anything that remotely looks like it came out of a Men's Ex magazine.
If one is looking for a very well made pair of jeans lacking any extra designs, then J-denim is the way to go but if one also wants jeans that are more flashy, then Italian may be a better choice.
From what I have seen here in Osaka, Japanese denim isn't even that popular. There are *way* more people in Italian and local rock brands (that outsource to China) than in brands such as Flathead and Skull.
Generally, the Men's Ex style that resonates strongly on SF.net is only represented by a tiny fraction of the fashion-forward population here (ie, almost everyone).
Edit: I have a feeling you are *really* going to hate what I am wearing tomorrow.
thekunk07
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good ******* god!
Here we go!
Again, got these in 2004 so I was bigger then so they are looser on me now but am no where ready to give them up however with the lack of functional back pockets, I don't wear these pants that often (I'm one of those extra-large-wallet carrying guys).
These are Richmond Denim jeans in size 33.
And yes, they say Lizard King on the back in alligator skin. Hate if you want.
Those are the shoes I wore today in the last pic -- Mark Nason's.
Originally Posted by Oh!Saka!
Here we go!
Again, got these in 2004 so I was bigger then so they are looser on me now but am no where ready to give them up however with the lack of functional back pockets, I don't wear these pants that often (I'm one of those extra-large-wallet carrying guys).
These are Richmond Denim jeans in size 33.
And yes, they say Lizard King on the back in alligator skin. Hate if you want.
Those are the shoes I wore today in the last pic -- Mark Nason's.
John Stevenson
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Those are hideous...
Lizard King? Seriously?
Lizard King? Seriously?
cookieoflife
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I'm more concerned about the alien baby head popping out of his back in the 2nd picture. And are you wearing a V-backed shirt?
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