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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Eason
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Originally Posted by ThomasoAIK
Are the stripes to much so i should go with single colored stuff or some other pattern
GQ would be proud.
Those short-sleeved shirts with barrel cuff-like arm openings. They're quite popular here too. Are they an exclusively Asian thing?Originally Posted by bbaquiran
Digging the hair.
Thanks, I would guess so- I made a point to buy some s/s shirts for summer when I was in Korea.
Originally Posted by chronoaug
eason- I don't normally pay you a lot of compliments but the hair looks good on you. Really intense and severe but in a good way.
I know you don't, jerk.
Originally Posted by Rye GB
45rpm x aa x 45rpm x Superga
It's nice to try different silhouettes and patterns, but this is just ugly (qualification needed for Rye criticism: imho).
lol
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Mmmm......well.....one easy thing you could do is roll your sleeves up farther. I'm not a fan of the three-quarter roll.Originally Posted by Jekyll
yeah after the pic. i rolled em a bit more...they felt a bit uncomfortable down there
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OCxUniqlo
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Burberry Prorsum
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KMW 1980
Chucks
Eason
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Originally Posted by CarbonatedTsoda
A 3-button high gorge jacket like that (is it 3 button? It looks like it's missing) isn't meant to be worn with jeans, or casually at all IMO. I also have a feeling that the chucks look weird where they meet the KMW 1980's, which don't have the slimmest hem. Also, if you're going to loosen up the tie like that, then spread the collar to fill the tie. It looks like the top is buttoned up all the way, but the tie is loosened slightly to be more comfortable- but it wouldn't matter if the shirt is still the most restricting part.
kinda wondering who it IS approved byOriginally Posted by connor
who the **** would wear those puma high-tops? just wrong in every way.
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