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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Originally Posted by willy cheesesteak
i bet this guy is into reading some real challenging ****.
Dressing room steez!
Few caveats: I know the shoes don't go with most of what I'm wearing in these -- they're just what I had on at the time when I went into the store. Also, I can see possible improvements and flaws in all of these fits; just trying **** on at the store, not finished products. Also apologies for iphone camera crappiness.
Anyway, would appreciate constructive feedback on outfits and individual pieces -- might consider going back and purchasing some of these. Thanks!
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Few caveats: I know the shoes don't go with most of what I'm wearing in these -- they're just what I had on at the time when I went into the store. Also, I can see possible improvements and flaws in all of these fits; just trying **** on at the store, not finished products. Also apologies for iphone camera crappiness.
Anyway, would appreciate constructive feedback on outfits and individual pieces -- might consider going back and purchasing some of these. Thanks!
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Dressing room steez!Originally Posted by NameBack
Few caveats: I know the shoes don't go with most of what I'm wearing in these -- they're just what I had on at the time when I went into the store. Also, I can see possible improvements and flaws in all of these fits; just trying **** on at the store, not finished products. Also apologies for iphone camera crappiness.
Anyway, would appreciate constructive feedback on outfits and individual pieces -- might consider going back and purchasing some of these. Thanks!
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it's like you went straight to the list of mens trends and tried to hit everything all at once.
flower print - check
rolled up chinos - check
small stripes - check
why post things like this in WAWYT? Isn't there an appropriate thread for stuff like this?
flower print - check rolled up chinos - check small stripes - check why post things like this in WAWYT? Isn't there an appropriate thread for stuff like this?Originally Posted by kixslf
Well, I was in a store selling current-season menswear, so yeah, probably some of it was hitting recent trends. Is that a bad thing? I mean do you have anything specific to say or just some vague lambasting of "trends?" I went in and picked out some stuff I thought had potential and tried it on. (Edit: And was in my size. The vast majority of stuff wasn't in my size, because I'm tiny and stuff rarely is) And I picked WAYWT because this is where 99% of fit critique happens edit 2: I mean if you want to critique on the basis of trendiness that's fine but in absence of any kind of specificity I'm sort of lost for what you're trying to say.
nah, just saying you would probably get more feedback about whether you should purchase them or not in the actual questions thread. Pretty sure Waywt should be for things you are actually wearing...Originally Posted by kixslf
Oh, sorry, that's not what I meant. I'm more interested in feedback on outfits. Individual piece feedback is nice but secondary. I.e. I'd be interested in learning what people think of the outfits, what the flaws are, how they could be improved. What pieces could be substituted for something that would work better, etc. I think a couple of these are pretty flawed but have the skeleton of a solid fit in there.
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This is the dumbest/weirdest thing I've read this year.Originally Posted by coldforge
The year is still young. I would say it's the dumbest thing I'll read all year.
Next he's gonna insult me for having one BoO shirt and Rick in the same wardrobe. COME AT ME BRO
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By time I went through the two pages between Lane's butt-hurt comment and the end of this thread, I had already forgotten what Uncontrol said to prompt such a bizarre, hateful comment. Of all the things Uncontrol has said in that past, THAT's what gets you frothing at the mouth with anger?
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