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mcnairy seriously looks like the biggest twat in the fashion world ...but maybe i just feel that way because i'm afraid i'll look exactly like him in 30 years, clinging onto my youth the same
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mcnairy seriously looks like the biggest twat in the fashion worldOriginally Posted by tween_spirit
...but maybe i just feel that way because i'm afraid i'll look exactly like him in 30 years, clinging onto my youth the same
Well, that happens, and I'm gonna look 99% like the guys from the Nepenthes blog when I get old, but I will still have enough swag to fap myself to sleep at age 60, rather than sterilize myself at 30 in a waywt.
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lane you're really overboard latelyOriginally Posted by Hot Dog Day #49
hmm? in what sense..
It's cool and stylish to people who enjoy that aesthetic? I don't know, I'd much rather see fits like that on here than shirt/khakis rolled/sneakers all the time. Not something I'd wear but something that I think tim looks decent doing (though I think not tucking in the second fit can look better), and it's also interesting.Originally Posted by g transistor
Takes a certain amount of swag to walk around like that even if ya'll don't want to admit it
seriously, that's my point in essence. At least he's doing him or at least I'm thinking he is, and not just playing into a fad. Although some parts do need fixing it isn't as great a travesty to warrant such responses towards him. I mean some of the people attacking him are hypocrites, but I won't name anyone to not start anything.
don't get the hate. you guys are ******* stupid that think dressing needs to be about women tearing of your clothes.Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
agreed, too much emphasis on this sometimes. People get preoccupied with looking good and attractive, and not being comfortable with themselves.
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agreed, too much emphasis on this sometimes. People get preoccupied with looking good and attractive, and not being comfortable with themselves.Originally Posted by Lane
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hold onOriginally Posted by Makeshift_Robot
what
what I meant was attracting the opposite sex ignore the looking good lol. Like this fashion thing I thought was about feeling cool and comfortable, not as a tool to get laid. You see these threads pop up every so often by new people trying to "dress their age" when thats code for trying to be presentable/looking good for females.
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but really, it's just a poor fit in my eyes as well (the double pattern with stripes and plaid is seizure-inducing - i dont care how wild n crazy you are - and pants are just too big for him). EG isn't made for everyone. Very few actually, imo. I've owned one EG piece in my life that fit me, out of maybe qty 5-7. I wanted to roll in EG, and i couldnt. Just too boxy and a weird cut for teh thinner gentlemen. I think you need to be a big guy to rock it best. The pictures do make me think "dumpy nerd" too and I would say that would be 'insulting' and :gasp: but i think thats what timpo is going for right there..so.
thats alot of why ive stayed away from EG, and WWM as well. Ive never owned anything from either, but i always got the impression that it wouldn't fit me well or how id like it to.
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you guys gotta remember I like to drink while I StyFo. (0)
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Also that I would disrespect the hell out of that timpoblete fit in person (0)
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Funny how Flying Lotus' head-to-to EG fit wins raves but Timpoblete's doesn't.
EG is weird in a good way. I've been trying to explain to my wife why I like it so much -- it's like an alternate reality version of really boring clothes. That's the only way I can articulate it. Of course that means some pieces can come off as, well, boring.
Someone described it as not working on skinny guys -- but I think it's works for everyone, you just have to play around with sizing and cuts. The only constant I've found is that the clothes are top quality.
EG is weird in a good way. I've been trying to explain to my wife why I like it so much -- it's like an alternate reality version of really boring clothes. That's the only way I can articulate it. Of course that means some pieces can come off as, well, boring.
Someone described it as not working on skinny guys -- but I think it's works for everyone, you just have to play around with sizing and cuts. The only constant I've found is that the clothes are top quality.
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