Eason
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Classic trad casual, or tragic Gtown student/Strom Thurmond fan?Originally Posted by shoreman1782
More tragic, IMO.
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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I
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More tragic, IMO.
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Sauce, what shirt is that (black)?
And just out of curiosity: Why don't you post the brands of the makers of your clothes?
And just out of curiosity: Why don't you post the brands of the makers of your clothes?
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Sauce, what shirt is that (black)? And just out of curiosity: Why don't you post the brands of the makers of your clothes?Originally Posted by apocalypse later
If I had to guess, I would say H&M. And I don't know why Sauce doesn't just start posting the brands, because it seems that every 3rd page or so, someone asks what his jeans are.
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Last couple pics from Rye are totally sick
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Originally Posted by SuperBobo
I think I'd have to agree with fancy home, i don't really know about the birkenstocks. The out fit seems more 'western' and so the birkenstocks and maybe even the hat kind of toss it off imo.
that shirt is badass though.
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I cringe every time I see him wearing those and I think he is truely doing that to spite us
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Or perhaps a rebellious attitude doing the opposite of what is the consensus in order to get a rise? What I'm surprised at is the fact that SB has such a keen aesthetic eye yet his ownership of those heinous sandals is a clear contradiction of the fact. It can't be that the weather's warm either because that is simply an excuse. Keep doin whatch ya doin Bobo don't listen to us haha!
I start dying every time someone posts birkenstocks (or similar) because I remember one of the guy's response as "the old testament" response in another thread
I start dying every time someone posts birkenstocks (or similar) because I remember one of the guy's response as "the old testament" response in another thread
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the best part of this post is the fact that you're dressed pretty trad, but you're listening to pissed jeans! i love it.
Listening to: Pissed Jeans--Hope for Men
Classic trad casual, or tragic Gtown student/Strom Thurmond fan?Originally Posted by shoreman1782
Listening to: Pissed Jeans--Hope for Men
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Monday:
YSL brown mohair jacket w/ tigerseye buttons
Brioni starfish shirt
Martin Margiela chinos
Gucci bamboo tassle loafer/mocs
So blue today:
Marni grey cotton jacket
Gucci blue stripe linen shirt
Louis Vuitton hibiscis tie
Emporio Armani blue linen trousers
Jil Sander blue suede drivers
YSL brown mohair jacket w/ tigerseye buttons
Brioni starfish shirt
Martin Margiela chinos
Gucci bamboo tassle loafer/mocs
So blue today:
Marni grey cotton jacket
Gucci blue stripe linen shirt
Louis Vuitton hibiscis tie
Emporio Armani blue linen trousers
Jil Sander blue suede drivers
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Monday:Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
YSL brown mohair jacket w/ tigerseye buttons
Brioni starfish shirt
Martin Margiela chinos
Gucci bamboo tassle loafer/mocs
So blue today:
Marni grey cotton jacket
Gucci blue stripe linen shirt
Louis Vuitton hibiscis tie
Emporio Armani blue linen trousers
Jil Sander blue suede drivers
Is that a musical instrument in your hand in the second picture?
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I think its an electric toothbrush. Correct me if I'm wrong though. haha.
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