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Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx
I love brown suede with this shade of blue.
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Nice, except the way trousers drape the back of his right (or left?) leg in the mirror reflection.Originally Posted by AE7
I don't think pants this slim can ever drape properly.
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Nice, except the way trousers drape the back of his right (or left?) leg in the mirror reflection.Originally Posted by AE7
Really dude? Look at how he's standing. Do you really expect the trousers to drape his leg properly?
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Not crazy about the cuffed shirt sleeve but the rest of it is awesome.Originally Posted by embowafa
I reckon it is the new sprezz in Japan, just like the flipped collar.
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