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And the details are the designOriginally Posted by aj_del
Ugh. Horrible.
But how ******* awesome is thisOriginally Posted by aj_del
Shame on his tailor for several reasons - pink buttons, pinkish elbow patches (where are the knee patches btw? Bad joke...), etc. But the worst offense from a tailoring perspective is the wide open vents in the back. That's grounds for a refund.
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Sometimes I wonder if you guys are at all capable of sitting back and not taking yourselves so seriously. Not everything in here is good, some is hideous, but most of it is very fun. And if I had to choose between "SF Approved" and enjoying my clothing, I think I'd go with enjoyment.
Not saying they're mutually exclusive, but a lot of the criticisms seem to miss the forest for the trees. Maybe you don't like pink buttons and elbow patches as a day to day look, but they're quirky and were probably a talking piece along with the rest of the ensemble for the day. Looks fun.
TL;DR - Lighten up you hippies.
Not saying they're mutually exclusive, but a lot of the criticisms seem to miss the forest for the trees. Maybe you don't like pink buttons and elbow patches as a day to day look, but they're quirky and were probably a talking piece along with the rest of the ensemble for the day. Looks fun.
TL;DR - Lighten up you hippies.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
Funny thing is that that looks like that Ring Jacket model the Armoury carries. Of course, the RJ is just a sportcoat and what takes this from FU to FM (**** me) is the fact that it's a 3-piece.
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But how ******* awesome is thisOriginally Posted by aj_del
Pretty ******* awesome.
But the suit itself has a megadose of FU-style, and it doesn't need any help. The pattern/color mixing pushes it a bit too far, IMHO.
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I wonder how she wore those jeans thru at the knees like that...Originally Posted by Patek
Probably the same way you do.
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