GraphicNovelty
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genericOriginally Posted by robbie
vintage CPO/BR
cone x Roy
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Swap the cap for a beanie IMO
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vintage CPO/BR
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Swap the cap for a beanie IMO
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I don't think it looks that good tbh :\\ and fuji looks way too top heavyOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
I am ridiculously top heavy, I have a 10" drop so my proportions are pretty skewed. Working on my legs, but its going slow. I did like a year of upper body work and I'm on about a month of lower body now so it will take a while. I don't think it looks particularly good either, I slept in those clothes and wore them to some dubstep night last night so I didn't really care what I was wearing, just it was a nice day out so I could take a photo outside.
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Originally Posted by snowmanxl
nothing spectac.
This is good. Though people keep saying it's you best favorite, I don't really agree. It's really basic, clean, and well done, and below the creativity of your previous fits. Maybe not all of them worked, but it's still worth being a little experimental at the risk of occasional failure. In other words, I liked your other fits just as much as this one even if they didn't "work" as well because they were visually intriguing.
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nice jab, you're just jealous of my juriusOriginally Posted by Lane
I dunno even though my point might be elitist, its just harder to look stylish in generic stuff like gap or other clothes made moreso for functionality reasons. Maybe, H&M and other high fashion brands, but the lower you go..the harder it will be to accomplish looking stylish. I know people post fits to see if things fit well together but I think style is more than just if my jeans look like they fit/are good with certain shoes. I realize I always hold unpopular opinions here, though so I'll end it there.
you're right. i think in general mall brands look bad on ppl, but it also might be because most ppl dont dress well.
but i also dont think its wrong for ppl to just post outfits that aren't super creative. we're not a fashion show. we're just showing other people what we wear. sometimes its interesting in its creativity, sometimes its interesting in its well executed simplicity
I don't think it looks that good tbh :\\ and fuji looks way too top heavyOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
i think fuji looks good although his legs could look bigger
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This is good. Though people keep saying it's you best favorite, I don't really agree. It's really basic, clean, and well done, and below the creativity of your previous fits. Maybe not all of them worked, but it's still worth being a little experimental at the risk of occasional failure. In other words, I liked your other fits just as much as this one even if they didn't "work" as well because they were visually intriguing.Originally Posted by Lel
yeah i agree with you
its very simple, hence the "nothing spectac" spoiler lol!
im not going to settle on dressing like this everyday, ill try to keep the creativity level high
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I understand when people say I look top heavy because i'll wear 4+ layers with skinny jeans, about to topple over in heavy winds.. -- but fuji looks proportionate. Sure he's got skinny legs, but...disagree @ top heavy. meh.
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It seems to me that fuji's top heavy look is a stylistic choice. He is significantly sagging very skinny jeans. It creates the long torso, short skinny legs look, which I believe is what he's going for. Slim instead of skinny jeans sagged less would make him look more proportionate, (in the sense of closer to "ideal" proportions" but the look wouldn't be as youthful, and I think fuji is specifically aiming for a youthful look (especially considering what he was saying about wanting to wear more supreme, obey etc.). And fuji is young, so why not?
I don't like the tee though... seems to be giving a moob effect.
I don't like the tee though... seems to be giving a moob effect.
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I am really disporportioned, I'm not doing anything on purpose to extenuate it. I Barbell curl as much as I squat and my bench is like double my squat so my legs are really thin for my body where as my upper body is fairly built, it isn't moobs.
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yeehaaw, son is decked out in spiderman stuff..he's a marvel addict lol Robbie the jeans look so much better
hanging out with Spiderman's biggest fan
by txvdub, on Flickr sway back style lol
finally..a haircut! by txvdub, on Flickr
hanging out with Spiderman's biggest fan
by txvdub, on Flickr sway back style lol
finally..a haircut! by txvdub, on Flickr
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somet 030. nope, they are already pretty extreme. they fit like jeggings when i first put them onOriginally Posted by snowmanxl
its the model where the guy from BiG sags them below his ass and wear dirty beat up chucks. not very indicative of how they really fit imo..
oh yeah. cool.
those look great on you. they have them in my size too! i think the knee measurement will be a little tight on me but i might give them a try.
thanks again for the pic.
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