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Originally Posted by blank
I think a critical element is where you're wearing it. I can see any of those looks working anytime, anyday in Manhattan. It's just how life lies here. But Chrono, I can't see you rocking any of that **** in Gainesville. Not only would it be lost on its audience, but part of the beauty of wonderful styling is not drawing attention to yourself, but rather, in some context, self-defininition. And I think environment and setting plays a very important role in that. Our style doesn't live in its own world; we share it with everyone we interact with.
Obviously. It's one of the reasons you don't often see me in stuff like that. Most of my stuff can still fly living in a southern college town. I have a few nicer outfits, some nice fitting simple outfits, and a few more stylish takes on typical college fits. I definitely agree that my living situation hinders me stylistically. It's definitely not one of those "wear what you want and **** the rest" kinda things because my personality is more understated than that. Depending on little twists, i can fashion up or down a few outfits for the scene. Doesn't stop me from lusting after some of those things though. Especially, with the oki-ni discount. That raf is just a stone's throw away from me and i'm trying to fight it.
 

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Do not buy from oki-ni, ever.
 

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why?
just made a return andf wondering what to expect.


Originally Posted by jet
Do not buy from oki-ni, ever.
 

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You better pray to god you don't get a customs bill.

**** oki-ni.
 

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Just bought a prototype Levi's orange tab 646 in a toddler size for my soon to be born son... Can't wait to buy him some 501 STF in selvage so we can do some STF father son STFing' action next summer.
 

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Originally Posted by jet
There are tons of the clear jacket because nobody understands them. Great on the runway and photo ads and in real life.
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Why must I constantly correct you?
 

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They finally came.

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If that clear jacket was sold at a Target, using cheaper materials, you would mock it. Label whoring fascinates me.
 

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Probably true, but it actually didn't look as bad as I thought it would...

Anyway, let's all take a moment to savor the beauty of those Aldens.
 

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Originally Posted by oneblood
If that clear jacket was sold at a Target, using cheaper materials, you would mock it. Label whoring fascinates me.

Well I have only been to Target once and that was forced by a school project. It would be an interesting world if Jil Sander was sold as target (one in which I would have taken my life). As for cheaper materials I am pretty sure poly is poly in the case of this piece, some of the other fabrics Jil and Raf have used are more "techy" and border innovation.
 

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I have seen clear plastic ponchos, raingear and the like for sale in Chinese market stalls. Some of the colors are not unlike that blue one you own. If I recall, they even had such esoteric tones as amethyst and pink.

All for what amounts to $1.
 

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There are great pink and orange sherbet ones from Dries van Noten this past S/S that Hali and I took a liking to.
 
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