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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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michaeljkrell
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Nice pics timpoblete.
slappysloopy
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Mr. Moo, you appear to have a very drunk friend on your shoulder.
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...I'm sure if he wanted to he could go out and buy some japanese denim some alden boots and...he'd get endless praise...Originally Posted by Teger
Please send over your praise:
For the record, I'm not sure if I like the short jacket but I just decided to give it a try.
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i like short jackets but that looks too short by like a foot!
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Brutus^^ I actually like the way you're wearing the bumfreezer there. It seems to fit well everywhere, so the shortness doesnt look like you're wearing a jacket that's too small. Sam Cooke wore a lot of bumfreezer jackets that short (maybe even a tad shorter) in the 60s so that makes it alright with me.
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Brutus^^ I actually like the way you're wearing the bumfreezer there. It seems to fit well everywhere, so the shortness doesnt look like you're wearing a jacket that's too small.Originally Posted by Get Smart
It fits perfectly. That's the main reason I decided to give it a go. It's also a black and white mix thick fabric which makes it less formal and opens the door to a slightly different cut without being too much. Still, it's a bit odd to look at after only one day.
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^^^^ Yo!, Kunk! In addition that's one of the nicest jackets I've seen in a while, I always like well cut outerwear with a technical edge, especially in black. When and where did you pick that up?.Originally Posted by Rye GB
I actually see a lot of filippa k outerwear pop up on ebay for fair prices. Like some store selling a bunch of stock. I don't know how averse you are to internet shopping though.
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*sends endless praise*
What's wrong with the jacket, breakfasteatre?
What's wrong with the jacket, breakfasteatre?
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