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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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willy cheesesteak
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Yeah I'd lose the socks, they make your legs look short.
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Originally Posted by danracer
Zara/AX/bostonian
i know u guys hate square toed shoes but w/e i dont have any other shoes, im probably gonna buy DB soon
I mean this as constructive criticism but I think the look you're going for is more like this:
Originally Posted by chrisjr
I'm just illustrating what a difference that nice, well fitted clothes can make, that along with details like polished, sharp shoes, socks, etc.
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I'm just illustrating what a difference that nice, well fitted clothes can make, that along with details like polished, sharp shoes, socks, etc.Originally Posted by Lel
This post = perfect advice. The difference in those pictures is huge.
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I lived in Richmond and Roanoke/Raleigh area, I'd be grumpy if I lived there, too.Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
i'm from roanoke and i want to kill myself every time i even think of having to go back there to visit. went to VCU so i'm feeling the richmond pain - just glad i made it out without getting stabbed.
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I mean this as constructive criticism but I think the look you're going for is more like this:Originally Posted by Lel
I'm just illustrating what a difference that nice, well fitted clothes can make, that along with details like polished, sharp shoes, socks, etc.
Yeah but it's better to be dressed like **** than to be an unrepentant racist dick.
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I lived in Richmond and Roanoke/Raleigh area, I'd be grumpy if I lived there, too.Originally Posted by Ludeykrus
i'm from roanoke and i want to kill myself every time i even think of having to go back there to visit. went to VCU so i'm feeling the richmond pain - just glad i made it out without getting stabbed.Originally Posted by grundletaint
I was from Northern VA but I moved to NYC last week, so I'm not usually grumpy anymore. Mostly I didn't crop the picture/last time I smiled in a picture, I was told it was so not allowed haha
not digging the socks. unless its part of the shoes....Originally Posted by BubblyMasquerade
So not part of the shoes, you're right it's definitely not a flattering look. hrmm
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i'm from roanoke and i want to kill myself every time i even think of having to go back there to visit. went to VCU so i'm feeling the richmond pain - just glad i made it out without getting stabbed.Originally Posted by grundletaint
Roanoke and Richmond are somewhat pretty areas though, right?
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so i look grumpy...but...Originally Posted by that girl
dress is sunshine & shadow
coat is rag & bone
shoes, ysl tribute 2 (which, you can't see much of, but they're my favorite)
without a coat ...
and then ...
thoughts? suggestions? help?
I like it. Very cute. Wish my lady would dress as well.
This was pinched right off the LabelKing so credit himOriginally Posted by yfyf
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Miniw, I like that shirt a lot, what is it? Switch up the pocketsquare next time, looked good though.
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so i look grumpy...but...Originally Posted by that girl
without a coat ...
and then ...
thoughts? suggestions? help?
As much as I like the socks if you went sockless your legs would look longer which is always a good thing.
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This was pinched right off the LabelKing so credit himOriginally Posted by yfyf
beautiful tie!
That girl, I don't think you'd need to lose socks completely... maybe just those socks. I think if you wore something with a different color it might have the same effect on how long your legs looked etc. Still, very solid look a smile would do it a world of good, but this is Styleforum.
robbie
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