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luftvier
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I thought you guys were ballersOriginally Posted by jet
Looking at my first pair of EGs and for the record I was buzzed off chimay yesterday so please pardon the disgruntled posts (no I am not drunk now).
Baller? I am a recent law grad with aspirations of being a public defender.
I would not set foot in C21 for fear of having a seizure.Originally Posted by softy
True.
rise on luft's pants seems too high, i feel like i can see it catching his balls or somethingOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
whole thing is a bit too "mad men" for me and shows that timeless style isn't really so "timeless". i actually appreciate the costumey appeal of it more, and i don't dislike this style; just to say that it's not clearly set in a different time from our own is disingenuous
You need to watch more Mad Men. This is nothing at all like it, other than that I am also wearing a suit. Sort of like saying that wearing jeans is too gold rush, since that's when Levi sold them.
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You need to watch more Mad Men. This is nothing at all like it, other than that I am also wearing a suit. Sort of like saying that wearing jeans is too gold rush, since that's when Levi sold them.Originally Posted by luftvier
60's suits have shorter jackets, skinnier ties, much narrower lapels, straight collar shirts, and (often) no pleats. And nothing of moleskin.
Lufty's hat, however, does have a relatively narrow brim, which is reminiscent of the 60's. Also, his shirt is white, which was the only shirt acceptable for business wear up until the 70's.
Nouveau Pauvre
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Luftvier (and a lot of MC guys) looks very costume-y. Moreo then even a lot of goth ninja fits...
not necessarily a bad thing I guess.
not necessarily a bad thing I guess.
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Looked 10003088x better in real life, just goes to show much pictures don't really capture fit *coughMCerscough*Originally Posted by Lel
thanks! nice to meet an SFer in person. You like working there? I found several things I liked. It is a good addition to downtown. At least people can see that there is an alternative to crew/br.
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a lot of my fits are also like this now. what size apc ns are you wearing and whats your true waist? just wondering.Originally Posted by crosswound
They're 28s. My true waist is 29. TBH, they are a little loose in the waist most of the time now that they've stretched out to their full range. If I were buying another pair today, I would get 27s.
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