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http://www.yoox.com/item.asp?YOOX=19...924_37_4_IM_-1Originally Posted by coco2010
cnc is kind of junk IME. the mainline stuff is much better.
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what would be a better option in around 200 - $400 price range?Originally Posted by coco2010
hmm not sure what size/style you're going for but there are some collection privee, grifoni, and some cp company to name a few ... the $400-$600 range gets you trussardi 1911, costume national, etc which would be a better long-term buy. cnc is kind of made to be disposable club clothing so it looks good in that setting but it isn't particularly vivid outside of that.
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I admit I jumped on the margiela bandwagon. I have found only certain items to my liking, the rest I can do without.But I acheived this knowledge thru exerimntation. I've actually never owned a pair of apc or eg etc(or other brands that are hyped) because I'm not into that stuff. Beleive me I like alot of the stuff in sz but I know 100% that is not for me and have resisted. I don't know everything about fashion but I do enjoy watching the shows (on YouTube lol) for the stage effects, music and clothing of course. Great vibe!Originally Posted by snowmanxl
I think they are jealous of your goldmine as I am.
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Originally Posted by areyounoob
Would they work with a pair of dark indigo nudies? Or should I get black nudies to go with them?
And if I do get the dark indigos, should I let the dye rub off onto the shoes or what?
What are these?
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What are these?Originally Posted by herzzreh
Not sure if that's a serious question but they're the Queens Sk8hi's. Vans if you didn't know.
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