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GF and I broke up. I end up selling my clothes: BoO parka, Ndg shawl cardigan, NDG1 glasses, MMM hightops...I dressed better when I was with her.
GF and I broke up. I end up selling my clothes...I dressed better when I was with her.
Wait I thought GN was talking about Nike Blazers, i.e. sneakers.
I'd trust this guy
If you're talking about the nikes, most ebay sellers have 4-5 images?
GF and I broke up. I end up selling my clothes...I dressed better when I was with her.
just now? i always assumed that'd be your thing. loose, relaxed, various patterns, nicely textured wools. very artsy fartsy
I was actually under the impression that he lived in Dries.
Fashion trends become big when clothing fads tap into the Zietgeist. At least among well educated, urbane people who like the symbolic value of clothing. Workwear was incredibly popular because of the "simplicity" "austerity" and "masculinity" inherent in the style, especially given the state of the economy. I think a post-recession climate will push towards a "stylish minimalism" thats less european and more "american" in aesthetic (I'm thinking about Apple aesthetics). Still austere, but understated and sophisticated in it's simplicity. Designers like Ervell and Sander, which are common here, will start seeing a greater popularity. Personally, I see the gap being in a perfect position to take advantage of this shift, if it can recognize the hallmarks of this neomodernist aesthetic (small collars, shrunken/cropped jackets, knits) and capitalize it ala Jcrew's boots-denim-flannel double-down. Fast Fashion, on the other hand, will discover margiela-esque cool and push tha in the same way it pushed Slimaine-ripoffs for the past couple years. Unless a plague breaks out, then post apocalyptic wear will become popular.