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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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express corduroy blazer express shirt express tie h&m belt h&m sliq jeans nike dunksOriginally Posted by cruiseMain
I like the tie tuck, it takes something cliche and often tasteless like a white tie on a black shirt, and twists it into something better.Originally Posted by Eason
Was this sarcasm or?
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Not at all, I do like his decision to tie tuck.Originally Posted by Eason
How is a black striped button down with a tie tuck worn with jeans not cliche and tasteless?? On top of that dude is sporting a faux hawk?
If you were just being sarcastic again then styleforum needs to start using a (0-10) scale cause sometimes it's hard to tell.
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Originally Posted by Jekyll
--pic--Originally Posted by jkennett
bensherman, rrlslimbootcut, georgecoxshoes, dontgiveafuckattitude
Props for taking something more interesting than a dirty mirror photo. On the other hand, it's kinda hard to see your clothes very well. And I must say I don't care for the shoes.
If you gotta list 'dontgiveafuckattitude', you give a ****.
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Here is a fit pic.Originally Posted by Neofinitia
BR tneck, Diesel pullover, GStar camo shorts, Dsquared sneaks
too much leg, wear some pants its winter for pitty sake
not diggin the shoes teither
the sweater is quirky and interesting but with the rest of the pieces looks juvenile, and not in the good Opie Taylor way
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I think I owned a sweater just like that around 1992 or 93. Used to wear it with acid-wash Bugle Boys and Jordans.
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How is a black striped button down with a tie tuck worn with jeans not cliche and tasteless?? On top of that dude is sporting a faux hawk? If you were just being sarcastic again then styleforum needs to start using a (0-10) scale cause sometimes it's hard to tell.Originally Posted by mpcec
I was just trying to be nice and say the most positive thing I could, since negative comments end up in some ******* bullshit drama every goddamn time.
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too much leg, wear some pants its winter for pitty sake not diggin the shoes teither the sweater is quirky and interesting but with the rest of the pieces looks juvenile, and not in the good Opie Taylor way robbieOriginally Posted by robbie
G-star raw shorts with "G-S" white initials is fail. Also there's something a tad pretentious about it, maybe its the fact that there are 3 photos of the 1 fit showing plenty of leg.
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I'm always a fan of your MC fits, and this is pretty good. It's nothing daring nor extraordinary, but the colors and patterns look very natural together.
(PS I think it looks better in the second picture where you can't see the cardigan)
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