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All the fashionistas and trendies have gathered in one thread to debate weather we should all be wearing tight or loose clothing. At stake is this months groupthink, and we are having a hard time reaching consensus.Originally Posted by laphroaig
I wear both so I'm probably gonna get shot.Originally Posted by Crane's
I distrust coincidence. One saw a lot of people "independently rediscovering" the boxy three-button before they started talking about how "slim lapels suit the slimmer man." If you're still wearing narrow lapels after GQ stops hawking them, you'll have my respect.Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
^ +1Originally Posted by superego
I don't know, I'm just your friendly neighborhood anarchist webmaster causing trouble as usual.Originally Posted by Crane's
Better keep your quirks under wraps. The peasant revolution will favor those who wear brown.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
You're simply not very smart. I am on the low side of healthy weight--I can hardly find belts small enough for my waist and jackets that don't require a recut. I'm criticizing some of the assumptions behind the trend, and the concept of trendiness in general. That you choose to argue on such a low level is symptomatic of a deeper feeling of inferiority.Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
actually i dont care if you dont trust. no bother to me. honestly i dont know why you think everyone (but you ) is imprisoned and stressed by trends that come and go and/or we so urgently need to prove that we are not or we won't get so and so's respect. just relax. it's clothes.Originally Posted by sho'nuff
All the fashionistas and trendies have gathered in one thread to debate whether we should all be wearing tight or loose clothing. At stake is this months groupthink, and we are having a hard time reaching consensus.Originally Posted by laphroaig
You do realize this is a website made for the singular purpose of having intense debates on clothing? More to the point, I don't think anything like what you claim. All I mean to suggest is that the influence of fashion can be subtle, and it is the well-dressed man's responsibility to be aware of it. After all, people will reliably deny being influenced by advertising, even when it's scientifically clear that they are.Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
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