Zachgranstrom
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I was 9 at the time, so I was most likely wearing FUBU and Southpole clothing with Chuck Taylor's. ( I used to wear baggy urban clothes)
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What Were You Wearing 10 Years Ago? WAYWRN-X
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I need to find a pic, but it was pretty standard 2000's club gear.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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FAILOriginally Posted by SpooPoker
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Pics. Dig 'em up.
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Come on, this thread is worthless without pics! I suspect that most people didn't have a digital cam in 2000 (I had just gotten my first one then), thus images are not readily accessible ... but at least try. These are vacation photos (from 2000), but fairly representative of what I wore most of the time. Jeans, sweaters, casual shirts, t-shirts. I worked in the tech industry, so dress didn't matter. Shirt, sweater, jacket and shoes are Banana Republic. Jeans - I only wore 517's.
And this one is for Mike. Same trip, but I didn't catch it myself ...
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Brioni MTM jacket, Borrelli shirt, Charvet tie:
Steed bespoke jacket, Borrelli shirt, Luciano Barbera tie and pants:
Steed bespoke jacket, Borrelli shirt, Luciano Barbera tie and pants:
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^ Despite a few minor stylistic elements, the only thing thats really changed is the fold on the PS.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Even the girl is the same, as it has been for 27 years.
This is what you wore on a holiday ?Originally Posted by aj_del
Yes, usually.
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