Random fashion thoughts

DeadDJ · Apr 21, 2011

How about the seemingly 1:1 Raf replica collegiate crewneck that said "Nebraska" on it?

That said, I still want the "Impossible to Ignore" icepick crewneck.

sipang · Apr 21, 2011

cr1234 · Apr 21, 2011

Also the margiela MIT sweatshirt http://lbosquejo.blogspot.com/2008/1...ess-of_18.html

brad-t · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by cr1234

Also the margiela MIT sweatshirt http://lbosquejo.blogspot.com/2008/1...ess-of_18.html

I've always found MMM's more "out-there" pieces -- most of the stuff in this article -- interesting from a technical and artistic perpective but utterly unappealing as actual clothes.

bosatlbwi · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by Teger

ah yes, also known as 'everything self edge sells'

Oh no you didn't just insult self edge/kiya, did you? Awww ****

Lane · Apr 21, 2011

my way of dealing with annoying buyers from now on.

Lets be honest, there are issues with it and its used.

120$?

Best,
Paul

my response:

eat a dick

about11oclock · Apr 21, 2011

So, I have lots of friends who could care less about what they wear. The rail-thin fellows (5'10--6', 150 ish lbs) both wear 32 and 33 inch waist pants. What's the deal with this? I'm heavier than them and wear a smaller waist. If I got a pair of pants two inches too big, they would be uncomfortable and really really ill fitting. What's the deal with this?

g transistor · Apr 21, 2011

That's generally how they think pants "fit". I wore shoes two sizes too big until about 4 years ago because I thought that was just how it was

steviecakes · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by g transistor

That's generally how they think pants "fit". I wore shoes two sizes too big until about 4 years ago because I thought that was just how it was

Pants I can understand, but shoes? That could not have been comfortable. At all

DLester · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty

STOP with the dumpy middle-aged dad look.

Yo this is the new hotness, get on it

dwyhajlo · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by about11oclock

So, I have lots of friends who could care less about what they wear. The rail-thin fellows (5'10--6', 150 ish lbs) both wear 32 and 33 inch waist pants. What's the deal with this? I'm heavier than them and wear a smaller waist. If I got a pair of pants two inches too big, they would be uncomfortable and really really ill fitting. What's the deal with this?

I'm 6'5", <160 lbs. and wear a size 32 APC New Standard. Some people just have different body shapes.
Unless you mean that their pants are quite obviously too large for them.

Bam!ChairDance · Apr 21, 2011

Lookbook.nu is such a good idea. Too bad it's overrun with, well, you know, people who just noticed their reflection for the first time and want to share their findings with the world

linkinwayne · Apr 21, 2011

Originally Posted by Bam!ChairDance

Lookbook.nu is such a good idea. Too bad it's overrun with, well, you know, people who just noticed their reflection for the first time and want to share their findings with the world

used to be pretty sweet, but i dislike most of the fits nowadays. most of the ones that get hyped/propped are because the person is attractive

brad-t · Apr 21, 2011

it was awesome when it was invite only. sucks now.

i'm working on developing a lookbook-style section for my site. obviously none of you guys will find it useful, but it will be cool for my niche.

bows1 · Apr 21, 2011

Sample sale. http://i.imgur.com/OIAgi.jpg Ahhhh removed the biggest photo of all time. Hard to post photos from a phone

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