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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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If that's just how they look then cool, it's just not the silhouette that i'm used to in relation to viewing rick dunks on the internet so I figured they might be laced/worn in a special way. I'm honestly not trying to hate and I think the shoes are sick as hell. But you see what i mean about the peanut shape that occurs in your picture vs. the more square shape of the ones I posted? P.S. Nothing i own that I think fits "perfect" except for shoes and ties isn't altered or customized in some wayOriginally Posted by GraphicNovelty
Don't worry! no offense taken. I do see what you mean, of course - I don't have any other pairs to compare them to, though, so I couldn't tell you if it's the newer silhouette that does it, or whether it's simply the way the is - but perhaps the white exacerbates the effect a bit? Anyway you cut it, the toe definitely could be compared to a circus peanut. That said, after years of LOW PROFILE FOOTWEAR DAMMIT it feels pretty good to wear giant kicks
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this is something I'm trying to work on as well. Is there a rule as to when one extra button unbuttoned looks better?Originally Posted by mike868y
Use your eye muscles. Keep making mistakes until you stop making mistakes. aether that shirt is incredible
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lighting was ****. pants are navy, blazer is creme, shirt is purple-ish floral. my left arm looks freakishly slim, tooOriginally Posted by aether
it looks nice. I would change the black leather accessories because they look too formal
I think casual brown leather ones will look better.
where are you going with this outfit?
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^Cant see your crappy pic quality because u using imageshack like a marsupialOriginally Posted by DLester
Looks like it's showing up for me. What would you suggest I use other than imageshack? I just use it cause its convenient.
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Looks like it's showing up for me. What would you suggest I use other than imageshack? I just use it cause its convenient.Originally Posted by TKJTG
imageshack doesnt play nice with sf most of the time
photobucket or flickr are more stable
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I want a white and / or light floral shirt that a 5'8 dude can wear untucked.Originally Posted by pfurey
Winner gets ecred.
Go.
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I want a white and / or light floral shirt that a 5'8 dude can wear untucked.Originally Posted by pfurey
Winner gets ecred.
Go.
Everything about this post is so beta it hurts.
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