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Baller/conceptual outerwear recommendations thread
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I know its by the ppl who do Diesel, but I still like the execution and details. Parajumpers Kodiak http://www.ssense.com/photos/02048M027005_1_1.jpg Nigel Cabourn Cameraman
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silly ninja **** is outOriginally Posted by uhurit
I don't know if ninja was ever in enough to be out. It is so obscure to the average person. I used to find it annoying but sort of like it now, even though I don't plan on wearing it.
Moo, thank god you got those rockers and are moving these vag jeans out of the rotation. leather fits fits well.
Does my new Good Wear horsehide jacket make the cut?Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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There should be a SF documentary, possible titled include:
・The Saga of Mr. Moo
・Mr. Moo goes to Pitti
・Flannel suits to Jumpsuits: My Story
etc.
i like this dunhill shearling thing a lot. some of their designs are very clean
・The Saga of Mr. Moo
・Mr. Moo goes to Pitti
・Flannel suits to Jumpsuits: My Story
etc.
i like this dunhill shearling thing a lot. some of their designs are very clean
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Moo, thank god you got those rockers and are moving these vag jeans out of the rotation. leather fits fits well.Originally Posted by DLester
There should be a SF documentary, possible titled include: ・The Saga of Mr. Moo ・Mr. Moo goes to Pitti ・Flannel suits to Jumpsuits: My Story etc.Originally Posted by softy
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Kind of jealous that I don't live in a cliamte where the stuff in this thread qualifies as suitable winter outerwear.Originally Posted by dwyhajlo
haha for real, i bought a Canada Goose for ****'s sake. that julius down is so cool looking but it would probably shatter in Montreal.
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Stone Island Ice Camo Jacket (Changes colors when its cold)Originally Posted by Fycus
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So Damir Doma is part of a certain aesthetic, and many of the items are dark colors, etc., etc., but I want to suggest that some of the pieces, outerwear in particular, could definitely be taken out of that context and used to add a little organic opulence to an ensemble.
Some of them come in light, neutral colors and have this interesting organic/layered quality. Good luck finding ones that aren't dangling with all kinds of strings, though.
Still, I think it's good to not think of things as part of a unified aesthetic. Magpie approach is best.
Some of them come in light, neutral colors and have this interesting organic/layered quality. Good luck finding ones that aren't dangling with all kinds of strings, though.
Still, I think it's good to not think of things as part of a unified aesthetic. Magpie approach is best.
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