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edit: changed to sneakers. More comfortable for walking.Originally Posted by mellowfellow
MOK. I like pants with cuff too. But this pants is already cropped/tapered, it looks weird if I cuffs them.
I think they work much better with sneakers. Uncuffed they seemed to lack the visual 'weight' the shoes needed. I'm on the fence on cropped pants anyway
Thursday in my N&F 21ozers...a little big, so I hot soaked em today and now they're perfect.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
They look a good fit and work nicely with the IRs.
Originally Posted by Khayembii Communique
Dirty mirror, stupid towel rack. Have wanted to post a WAYWT for a while but I'm pretty much unable to due to this lens, will post more once I buy a 35mm and a tripod.
J.Crew Peacoat, some random cashmere scarf.
Looks alright from what I can see. Just take the camera outside, balance it on a wall and use the self-timer (well that's what I do).
Took a plunge on a relatively new brand - Baron Wells. Purchased a waxwear parka from them, but I'm unsure of whether or not to keep it. It has great details (like tons of yellow lining, which are unfortunately no-vis in this photo), but feels kinda tight in the shoulders and chest. Thoughts?Originally Posted by jslade
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It doesn't look too snug open, but you'd need to post pics of it done up.
Someone wanted me to wear almost all black so I obliged.Originally Posted by aeglus
Looks good, but what's with the sudden face removal?
Originally Posted by epoc
Junya
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Great coat.
TOJ
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Great coat.
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That or the wide angle. The 50mm sucks for anything other than closeup portraits.
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Saturday.
All stuff I've worn before, thrown together slightly differently. Last time I wore these pants there was an obvious crotch issue, I think wearing them at a better height and with different underwear the problem's been reduced (surgery wasn't an option) to the point that they're wearable in polite company.
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All stuff I've worn before, thrown together slightly differently. Last time I wore these pants there was an obvious crotch issue, I think wearing them at a better height and with different underwear the problem's been reduced (surgery wasn't an option) to the point that they're wearable in polite company.
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That or the wide angle. The 50mm sucks for anything other than closeup portraits.Originally Posted by Khayembii Communique
Be careful if you're going wider than 35mm. Distortion can really screw up fits.
I'm guessing you're a DX rather than FX user?
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Correct. Probably just go with the 35mm since I already ordered it and the tripod, but I'll be experimenting with the wide angle in the next month or two when I'll probably get it and be really excited about it.
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Red Wing Iron Ranger.Originally Posted by johnH123
yup
Originally Posted by ManofKent
They look a good fit and work nicely with the IRs.
Cheers MoK, the waist was way too big, shrank just enough in the hot soak. Not if only they don't stretch back out.
Dude why you gonna lie, it's definitely a pair of cp acchilles.Originally Posted by scott.m
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wow that is so dope...outfit aint too bad eitherOriginally Posted by snowmanxl
for real, both artwork and outfit is on point!!
Thanks man!
gosurface and asobu, absolutely excellent. GS, I particularly love the bottom half - the pants are amazing.Originally Posted by Synthese
Thanks Synth. I'm in love with the pants.
Are those the CdG sarouel shorts or whatever?Originally Posted by dwyhajlo
No, they're drop crotch dress pants in a light summer weight wool.
Synth from a few pages back looks awesome in motion, gosurfurace looks really good but I'm still undecided on the bootsOriginally Posted by tween_spirit
Yeah, I guess they're not for everyone, but I find them to be pretty versatile. Also, they're super comfortable which means I can't seem to take them off.
I'm begining to see the appeal of this drapey layered stuff. Not something I could pull off but you do it well.Originally Posted by ManofKent
Thank MoK. I wanna see you in a drapist look.
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which one? black t is aa viscose, tank under that is nicolas & mark mok I censor my face when the sun gets in my eyesOriginally Posted by aeglus
The tank. I'm curious about trying the tank under tee thing but all of the usual suspects when it comes to cockbibs are way longer than would suit me.
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The tank. I'm curious about trying the tank under tee thing but all of the usual suspects when it comes to cockbibs are way longer than would suit me.Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
Length doesn't matter, especially under a t since they're always skin tight and you just bunch it at your hips to the length you want. But layering with that kinda stuff is pretty risky.
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Really? A N&M tank under a black tee under a leather or by itself (the way I'm envisioning the look going) is risky? How? I'm honestly curious because I like the look (AA henleys, of all things, have a weird assymetrical hemline/cockbib thing and I like the way it looks poking out of my leather) I just need to figure out how to pull it off the way RFX does.
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