Recent purchases - Part II

chronoaug · Oct 18, 2010

maybe when he weather gets a bit cooler or if i get bored one of these days

BrianVarick · Oct 18, 2010

I thought you lived in Florida?

chronoaug · Oct 18, 2010

nah. boston for about a year now. didn't have a jacket last year except a canvas/cotton parka that i just layered a thermal and a sweater under. this isn't canada goose heavy ski jacket warm or anything but should be solid. hard to find good cold weather jackets that i are still slim and nice looking

cocostella · Oct 18, 2010

Originally Posted by bach

lanvin ripoffs- $128
sf approved?

Liking these. Is sizing the same as CP, or do the hopefully run big like lame chucks?

jet · Oct 18, 2010

nice chrono wanna see some pics

and DA doing lanvin better than lanvin

chronoaug · Oct 18, 2010

Thanks. I felt better running the purchase by you first like i do with all my decisions

aeglus · Oct 18, 2010

Originally Posted by *Tee*

Back from my trip to Belgium...

quoted just so it's on the new page

thekunk07 · Oct 18, 2010

good purchase dude.

Originally Posted by chronoaug

Thanks. I felt better running the purchase by you first like i do with all my decisions

constantine. · Oct 18, 2010

fresh coat yo

jet · Oct 18, 2010

Originally Posted by chronoaug

Thanks. I felt better running the purchase by you first like i do with all my decisions

the world would be a better place if everyone else followed suit

bach · Oct 18, 2010

Originally Posted by cocostella

Liking these. Is sizing the same as CP, or do the hopefully run big like lame chucks?

i don't know about cp sizing, but these seem to fit pretty tts.

impolyt_one · Oct 19, 2010

workwear steez for Minami

softy · Oct 19, 2010

Originally Posted by BB1

I like tee's new coat too. But I'm not sure where I'd be able to wear it myself. Regarding fits with extra volume.... I have noticed is there is a tendency in fashion circles towards either going very slim or very oversized in many styles. Often the middle ground may be shunned since that's what the plebeian non-fashion types (or perhaps the older generation) tend to wear-- somewhat like a reaction to be the opposite or to push the envelope. Take for example those hugely oversized Yohji pants. If they were more normally proportioned, I often wonder if everyone would look at them and say they look like unfashionable sweatpants that some fat guy might wear. The added volume almost seems like its used more to distance the design from the ordinary and set it apart, as opposed to simply providing some great look that flatters one's body shape. Now before someone gets all worked up and says I'm wrong, realize that I'm talking about the effect the pants have on the audience and not condemning the style as looking bad. This is even more discernible with women's jeans. For example, many stores lately will show extremely skinny jeans or baggy boyfriend jeans, but the middle ground is shunned as if unfashionable. Yet look at stores where mostly unfashionable people shop, and all you will see is the middle ground sized jeans.
I advocate this middle-volume. **** fitted

colins · Oct 19, 2010

Originally Posted by impolyt_one

workwear steez for Minami

love the cuff.

DLester · Oct 19, 2010

Originally Posted by softy

**** fitted

99% of amurica agrees! you win!

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