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That white coat is awesome, lab steez. What size is your attachment leather?
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Nicelynice obviously has alot of nice pieces and knows a thing or two, but i always find his fits so dull and average-clothes looking. Maybe in real life its different...Originally Posted by elph
Nah, that is pretty much the intent. I just like well-fitting, well-made clothes I'm sure a dude on the street couldn't tell what I'm wearing from Uni-Qlo, but that isn't why I'm interested in clothes
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My intent is to wear comfortable clothes that I like That mostly consists of cool ass boots, leather jackets, and coats that make me feel like a wizard If that ends up looking "average," that's fine with me - I'm not the one applying the label Also I get recognized on the street all the time thanks to my ****** TV show, and it happens twice as much when I'm wearing fashion **** I've taken to wearing beanies shopping so children and the elderly don't harass me edit: was looking through old fits, and I do kinda miss this jacket, though
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wait...nicelynice has a tv show?Originally Posted by mike868y
It's just a local one, it's terrible, degrading to me, and asinine, and nobody watches it but housewives and old people... yet I still get stopped 2-3 times a day because of it
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Originally Posted by nicelynice
dries
geller
uniqlo t
ann d pants
margiela
same fit attachment leather
nn I think if you wear the trainers you should wear tapered trousers/jeans with them due to their shape... makes it look like you have stubby feet (that's why I've been wearing my fujiwaras more often, since I've been wearing my skulls with them)
Nicelynice obviously has alot of nice pieces and knows a thing or two, but i always find his fits so dull and average-clothes looking. Maybe in real life its different...Originally Posted by elph
I don't think he has the face/hair to go all out and find he mostly does well to tone down his pieces.
why would your intent be to look average?Originally Posted by Lane
boring done right is good, even if the sw&d hates on it every so often
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Idk if I'm the only one, but I don't find nicelynice's fits boring at all. He's actually my favorite poster on this site. Even if it's toned down, I hope to dress as well as he does when I'm his age.
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