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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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I must bow before SoCal. That is nothing short of awesome. It's very, very different and I love it.
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See I like tonal and monochromatic except with it comes with black. If everything were black I feel they would all have to match. The black shirt below the white peeks out and does add an additional layer/texture at the waist.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
i think even a dark blue would look better than the white ...
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First WAYWT, expecting heavy criticism. Feel like I'm on the right track but still have lots to learn.Originally Posted by cmsmith
Looks good man. Having seen this in person, i feel like you would benefit greatly from standing a bit further back from the camera and shooting from a slightly higher angle. The jeans (predistressed? what?) for sure would look way better if we could see the way they fall on the boots. In the picture it all looks a bit stiff, but i know this isn't the case in person. It's amazing what a difference a good photo in some natural light can make.
Glad to see you picked up the Grensons. They look great!
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Looks good man. Having seen this in person, i feel like you would benefit greatly from standing a bit further back from the camera and shooting from a slightly higher angle. The jeans (predistressed? what?) for sure would look way better if we could see the way they fall on the boots. In the picture it all looks a bit stiff, but i know this isn't the case in person. It's amazing what a difference a good photo in some natural light can make.Originally Posted by Guy_4HM
Glad to see you picked up the Grensons. They look great!
Yeah, I am going to try to find a spot outside that works, my tiny ass basement suite has few options for good pictures to be taken.
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Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Perfectly styled. Maybe my straight-up favorite from you.
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Are you and the missus around next week for drinks?Originally Posted by whodini
Probably. Assuming I'm over this hangover by then.
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First WAYWT long time:Originally Posted by Gravitas
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Best post in ages. Pete looking good too, I like that jacket. Justin, I don't love that piece, get another capey thing. I'm sure it's fun anyway.
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Me and Jodum5.
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i dont like the jacket with jeans and no shirt cuff c'monnn
tis a sick jacket though
tis a sick jacket though
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did you finally do something with you hair? looks neater
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