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I dunno. I think that it is possible to buy "ninja" brands and not go head to toe. (Am wearing MA+ with American Apparel today). But yeah, Brett looks like he is going down that road.Originally Posted by LA Guy
I'm looking for happiness in the middle ...and at extreme discounts! The Julius l/s with some Nudie TFDBC, The SB l/s+ hoodie with a pair of 19cm or Acne Max, or even just the RO l/s with a pair of $25 H&M cotton/linen pants. Jet, no new kicks for me, I'm way to hard on my shoes to be trusted with anything expensive right now
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That's what photoshop and darkly lit pictures are for.Originally Posted by robin
those quotes should be doubled up for someone's sig
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Pictures too I assume? Don't let those crappy Titel or Media Lab blogs take the scoops from you.Originally Posted by robin
Yeah, pictures too. Our own. And these are not PR pieces. We try to get something out of designers and retailers that are not press release material.
I dunno. I think that it is possible to buy "ninja" brands and not go head to toe. (Am wearing MA+ with American Apparel today). But yeah, Brett looks like he is going down that road.Originally Posted by LA Guy
You're wearing a MA+ belt (as far as I know). That hardly countsOriginally Posted by keykoo
An MA+ belt today, yes. But... I wear a Drkshdw sweat as a cover up going to the gym sometimes, or a Robert Geller (not really ninja, but his Cloak associations give him that.) I wear a Julius belt (really distinctive) with at RRL top occasionally (the top is a dark, black tinted olive, short of short, and looks pretty interesting layered over a longer tee). I wear a Number (N)ine thermal with whatever, and my drapey Cloak hooded cardigan (with some holes in in now (hey, it's from 2003), very goth ninja) under a WWM jacket. Edit: Forgot to mention - wears a MA+ hooded aviator (not really akin to any real aviator jacket I've ever seen) with anti-fit jeans and a pair of chucks or chuckalikes. Spills coffee on it (several times). cleans by dumping a bunch of water on it and letting it dry while wearing. this is the goth ninja lifestyle.
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Isn't blackbird going carry MA+ soon?Originally Posted by robin
No, they are going to carry MA, which is a more tailored line from Julius. Lots of architectural details, from what I've seen (SS09) plenty of structured jackets and blazers. Very different from MA+
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Originally Posted by StephenHero
Oh wow. burberry wins.
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Originally Posted by beowolf
Holy ****. I've been looking for some shades that look similar to these for over 9000 years. THANKS! Time to save up again..
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Holy ****. I've been looking for some shades that look similar to these for over 9000 years. THANKS! Time to save up again..Originally Posted by ProLogic
Aren't those what Michael Weston wears on Burn Notice?
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