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XenoX101
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Yes, because thinking a ******-styled editorial that is ignorant to the point of mocking the working class sucks makes me narrow minded.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
How is it ignorant to the point of mocking the working class? Unless it was intended to be scientific (which it wasn't), there's no need to have any understanding of the working class for this kind of shoot, aside from what they wear. If it was intended to be an at all accurate depiction of the working class man, sure, but I think it's obvious that this isn't the case.
I saw the editorial as a man breaking free from the conventions of work and work attire, keeping in mind that it is a fashion shoot and not a look book or conventional method of advertising. Personally I liked the idea and it made the clothes that I otherwise am not a fan of somewhat interesting.
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LOL DaytonsOriginally Posted by Razele
w/o the ridiculous price tag.
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I want to see Uncontrol and Xenox fight to the death for SFOriginally Posted by Razele
This. We need a WAYWT-off.
chronoaug
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i haven't. that's why i've come to the wisdom of the sf gods to get an opinion on them. i figure i'll take a chance and buy them this friday. i'll be the guinea pig to let you all know.Originally Posted by itsjustadrian
pm me or something when they arrive. am interested although i wish they were a darker charcoal (almost black)
chronoaug
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I was hoping there'd be more on the supermarket and whatnot by now for me to pick at with discounted prices. The original black leather pair from before the nubuck version (fits an 11-11.5) is still sitting at Stel's in boston actually if anyone was interested
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