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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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DraculaOriginally Posted by Synthese
Also, I can post today's fit since it's not going into Scott's battle
a little different
The small exposure of face in this pic completley changes what i imagine you to look like. weird. I like the top half, but i think your legs are looking mega short here, probably the combination of long top half and the tuck.
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DraculaOriginally Posted by Synthese
Also, I can post today's fit since it's not going into Scott's battle
a little different
http://imgur.com/VAz8yl.jpg[IMG][/I]
This is so ******* awesome, I like this even more than your (don't get me wrong, it's great) usual ****.
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+1, but it's bang-on already.
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Snowmanxl you need to really rethink and study your intended aesthetic because every fit from you just seems awkward Looks good synthOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
This x 382861 You seem like a cool dude but every one of your fits is awkward beyond belief. Your boot tuck is really weird with the tiny hems you seem to love with huge top block which make your proportions seem weird, which is exacerbated by huge boots/sneakers. None of your pieces ever seems to fit you right. In this case your jacket is humongous and the sleeves look 5" too long, and not in a good way. Your camera angle isnt doing you any favors, either. I can't even imagine why you thought a cockbib would work there, it just seems like thoughtless experimentation. You need to learn the basics of dressing yourself (fit and proper proportions) before experimenting, du
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Snowmanxl you need to really rethink and study your intended aesthetic because every fit from you just seems awkwardOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
+1
Either go goth ninja or do workwear, because there's no middle ground.
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http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/...l/DSC00913.jpg ^^^ This is one of the stupidest pictures I've ever seen in my life omg it's like a pocketsquare for ********* is hanging out of a canadian tuxedo
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The small exposure of face in this pic completley changes what i imagine you to look like. weird.Originally Posted by stinger70
Ha, ha, +1, although this also makes me feel slightly odd about guessing at what SFers' faces look like behind their respective MS Paint masks. I think I would've liked this more with a different jacket, though.
And I think the second snowman picture is fine; just the first one is a bit odd. And the jacket sleeves could maybe be cuffed once if they cover your hands when buttoned.
Also, re: Synthese ballet fit, I think it's a combination of long jacket sleeves + short shirt sleeves. Jacket sleeve should end around the middle of the wristbone, and this looks like it's a bit beyond that.
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