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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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micheal this looks great on you- i can understand this foreshortened shirt length, the only problem I have with it is that it makes your arms look very long by comparison.. probably not something one would notice in everyday life though..
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I think FadeToBlack is one of the worst looking guys I have seen in a while. If I were you, FadeToBLack, I would probably quit the whole expensive clothes thing. Really not worth it in your case. Real Talk.Originally Posted by frostedambassador
pretty ballsy 'real talk' for a message board alter-ego
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I think FadeToBlack is one of the worst looking guys I have seen in a while. If I were you, FadeToBLack, I would probably quit the whole expensive clothes thing. Really not worth it in your case. Real Talk.Originally Posted by frostedambassador
Is that your third post? This may get ugly. . .
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^ Awesome advice, fashionista! I never would have birthed the idea of someone dressing differently from their surroundings rather than being inspired by them!
Now I know that a farmer should wear a suit daily, and the Wall Street businessman should dress in Americana workwear. Boy, was I lost before....
Now I know that a farmer should wear a suit daily, and the Wall Street businessman should dress in Americana workwear. Boy, was I lost before....
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You're another point I was about to make. First of all, as a (somewhat) redneck looking resident of rural Georgia, the whole authentic American workwear look might not be your best bet. I mean, RRL is a great brand and everything, but try to imagine what people think when they see you wearing those clothes. Imagine talking to someone at a party in (for example) New York. After seeing your poorly fitting western shirt, they ask where you're from. You respond with Georgia. They're probably gonna walk away.Originally Posted by frostedambassador
That's not to say that there aren't some really well dressed people here. There are. I guess my point is that, unless you're a) really attractive, b) wealthy enough to go all out on the whole designer thing, or both, I think your best option is probably some AA tee's and skinny jeans.
I know you aren't going to listen to this (the "you" here is directed at styleforum as a whole). This is my fourth post, I understand. But really, I'm doing you a favor. Trust me.
Where are you coming from?? In what reality do New Yorkers walk away from people like that?
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I don't live in rural Georgia. I live in the suburbs about 20 minutes from Atlanta. If you think someone at a party in New York would walk away from someone who said they were from Georgia, I think you are being pretty naive. If anything you've proved that you have even less of an open mind so we'll see how long you last around here.
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all those damn georgians do is make ******* awesome music (b-52s, REM,blacklips,outkast) cool t-shirts (alternative apparel) and essentially Americana at its finest (Coca-Cola)... yeah, once someone in NYC finds out a person is from Georgia they are definitely gonna think straight white trash..... especially if you're wearing RRL chinos, you're totally right.
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....rural Georgia.... That's not to say that there aren't some really well dressed people here. There are.Originally Posted by frostedambassador
Where are you coming from?? In what reality do New Yorkers walk away from people like that?Originally Posted by hustlenflo22
I think he already slipped up and implied that he was from Georgia, or at least a similar place to it.
frostedambassador- blatant attacks on this thread from people who don't post their own photos aren't taken too seriously. i'd recommend to just stfu.
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