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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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gonna guess opening ceremony on the pp cardigan
if not then it's crazy close to one I almost got
if not then it's crazy close to one I almost got
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apc is known for those donegal tweed cardigan but i think that one is by ymc
yeah, o.c made a cardigan that looks just like it for aw10
yeah, o.c made a cardigan that looks just like it for aw10
Really? Hires photos aside I do not see that as anywhere near one of PP's best fits, too much matchy matchy between jacket and jeans, jeans fit seems somewhat off.Originally Posted by AR_Six
I don't see it as too matchy-matchy at all, unless you're against things matching, period. To me it look cohesive. I think the matching makes all the layering work instead of looking sloppy or haphazard. edit: I also really love the palette.
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I don't see it as too matchy-matchy at all, unless you're against things matching, period. To me it look cohesive. I think the matching makes all the layering work instead of looking sloppy or haphazard.Originally Posted by NameBack
I don't hate on matching, just the pants matching the top layer is off putting for me, at least in this instance.
I don't hate on matching, just the pants matching the top layer is off putting for me, at least in this instance.Originally Posted by AR_Six
Fair enough. Like I said, for me, it makes everything else seem part of a purposefully-put-together whole. I like the way the layers are encased in the matching top layer and pants. It's like it puts everything in context, or something. I can see where you're coming from, though. I love it, but I get what you're saying.
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Originally Posted by 123abc123
this looks pretty descent. but why did you size up so much? are you planning to get ripped like ro?
Originally Posted by AR_Six
those shades are back
Originally Posted by Nil
I dress really boring.
Just realized my boots aren't visible after arranging that, so below the jump for one of those shots.
solid but i would swap the white tee for something else.
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