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The thing is baffling to me. It's a thin summer leather apparently, but has knit cuffs. It appears to have some sort of wide covered placket snap closure system. The weirdest thing are the two curvey strips of leather which appear to be extruding from the surface of the jacket. I do not understand the "why" of any of this, it seems like just a bunch of weird design choices made for no reason.Originally Posted by AR_Six
It's supposed to be a copy of this RO, I think from S/S07 or thereabouts:
It's a pretty horrible copy though, it looks like ****.
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^Asymmetrical shirt; RO triple layer I posted in RP a couple days back.Originally Posted by AR_Six
Thank God for the meritocracies of the world... the head of our litigation department once told me, quote, "man, you dress weird." Yet here I am.
The concept of "stakes" applies most readily to the internet in the sense that most of this crap would never be said in person, in large part as a result of social niceties and instilled instincts of politeness but somewhat also for fear of getting punched in the face.
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^Asymmetrical shirt; RO triple layer I posted in RP a couple days back. Thank God for the meritocracies of the world... the head of our litigation department once told me, quote, "man, you dress weird." Yet here I am. The concept of "stakes" applies most readily to the internet in the sense that most of this crap would never be said in person, in large part as a result of social niceties and instilled instincts of politeness but somewhat also for fear of getting punched in the face.Originally Posted by AR_Six
the concept of stakes most readily applies to places like the middle east, where you can literally be killed for how you dress. luckily snowman will never be stoned to death for how he dresses, but he (like all of us here) runs the risk of not getting hired for a job or being judged.
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it just came across to me that you dress however you dress because of where you live. (small town in new york) so i said, it doesnt matter, dress in whatever way makes you happy. place shouldnt dictate. thats allOriginally Posted by snowmanxl
i don't live in small town new york anymore, i live in a big city and i wear well fitting but boring clothes because my job requires it, the two days a week i get to wear whatever i want i'm just wearing a button down or tee and jeans because i'm relaxing. not spending mad cash on weekend wear dawg, just more casual **** than i wear during the week. not tryna look like buzz lightyear on my days off.
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Originally Posted by euPho
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Trickers
owwwwwww, (exicited)
i wanna see this exact fit fit from you in 6 months.
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the concept of stakes most readily applies to places like the middle east, where you can literally be killed for how you dress. luckily snowman will never be stoned to death for how he dresses, but he (like all of us here) runs the risk of not getting hired for a job or being judged.Originally Posted by Teger
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no boots look great in dat all whiteOriginally Posted by snowmanxl
beautiful,
but i reckon they will get better....
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^^^ Haha, it's not the greatest RO but I don't think that one's that bad. Something about the proportions and lines of the BS replica are just wrong though, the curves of the lines on the jacket make it look fat. Very fat.
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