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Originally Posted by Synthese
really like ur fits, what sneakers are those??
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Constructive criticism appreciated.Originally Posted by mike868y
Don't buy a Red Ryder. You'll shoot your eye out, kid.
PP, good as always but my personal preference is not wearing black shoes/boots with cream or light khaki pants, and I'm one of the few advocates of mixing black with brown on this forum.
Great look, too, sushi.
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unbuttoned shirts halfway through the dayOriginally Posted by christos
Thermal henley over the flannel looks really weird to me. I see that piece as more of a layering piece. I think it would look way better under the flannel.
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Originally Posted by Synthese
Going to go off my normal path and say I'm not really feeling this one. The jacket reminds me too much of chambray, which is so un-Synthese. You usually do the over-sized silhouette well, but I think the hoody is too big zipped up like that. There were two drapey hoodies in that sale. Is this the over-sized one or the smaller, but still drapey iteration? edit: I love the boots more every time I see them. And that bag is great.
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Going to go off my normal path and say I'm not really feeling this one. The jacket reminds me too much of chambray, which is so un-Synthese. You usually do the over-sized silhouette well, but I think the hoody is too big zipped up like that. There were two drapey hoodies in that sale. Is this the over-sized one or the smaller, but still drapey iteration?Originally Posted by APK
edit: I love the boots more every time I see them. And that bag is great.
I didn't like it much from this pic but the profile shot is awesome, so I get the feeling that in motion this looks pretty cool.
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Going to go off my normal path and say I'm not really feeling this one. The jacket reminds me too much of chambray, which is so un-Synthese. You usually do the over-sized silhouette well, but I think the hoody is too big zipped up like that. There were two drapey hoodies in that sale. Is this the over-sized one or the smaller, but still drapey iteration?Originally Posted by APK
edit: I love the boots more every time I see them. And that bag is great.
AFAIK, the hoodie is the over-oversize one. I'm honestly not sure how the jacket reminds you of chambray - it is flannel, which, I suppose, could be like possibly used in the same sentence as chambray to describe "workwear" staples?
THe sweater is obnoxiously awesome and comfy.
I didn't like it much from this pic but the profile shot is awesome, so I get the feeling that in motion this looks pretty cool.Originally Posted by aeglus
I'd have to say it did
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AFAIK, the hoodie is the over-oversize one. I'm honestly not sure how the jacket reminds you of chambray - it is flannel, which, I suppose, could be like possibly used in the same sentence as chambray to describe "workwear" staples?Originally Posted by Synthese
Color-wise from afar. Certainly not from a "shape" standpoint.
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KVC stop cuffing your pants makes you look short!!!!
Your body type would look better with stacked jeans or straight legs..
Your body type would look better with stacked jeans or straight legs..
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kvc how tall are you?
you should sell that...
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