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Even in the blizzard, he can't seem to be able to think of other locations to go shoot than the same freaking four blocks in the meatpacking district...
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I love people finding out that their fashion can be functional, even in good ol' NYC.Originally Posted by Schorsch
draging the pants like that in 12" of snow or leaving without any gloves doesn't strike me as particuraly functional.
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Even in the blizzard, he can't seem to be able to think of other locations to go shoot than the same freaking four blocks in the meatpacking district...Originally Posted by gdl203
better than the "lumberjacks" and beardos of the LES and Bklyn.
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better than the "lumberjacks" and beardos of the LES and Bklyn.Originally Posted by gomestar
I dunno man - a bit more diversity than the fashion pros of the MPG, Mad Ave and fashion shows would be good.
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I think it looks better.Originally Posted by chorse123
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You should start a blog called the Desaturatorialist.Originally Posted by TRINI
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And to think all this time we've limited ourselves to 2 inch cuffs?! This opens up a whole new world, cuffs for everybody!
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And to think all this time we've limited ourselves to 2 inch cuffs?! This opens up a whole new world, cuffs for everybody!Originally Posted by Master-Classter
I tried it once, I looked stupid. He gets away with it. Nice coat.
Denim on denim is an auto-fail, otherwise a nice look.
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M or F? I first thought F, but those are some manly ass hands. But those shoes, this is a tough one.Originally Posted by idfnl
I examined her rear end, couldn't find ass hands.
It's unequivocally a woman though.
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Those must be high end elevator/height increasing shoes. They seem to exist.
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