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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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whodini
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Great. Nice and easy.Originally Posted by berlin report
Thanks, btw. I'm probably going to get it hemmed because this looks like the kind of shirt you could pull off untucked. Right now it goes to around halfway down my knees.
Really happy to find my first "tropical" shirt because they don't actually sell them here in the tropics.
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Thanks guys. Sorry I couldnt take a better pic of that watanabe jacket which has excellent seamwork and a lot of interesting details.
Too many fresh and excellent outfits from the last few pages.
SocalNYC: I dont think I havent liked even one of your business wear. Hope I could dress like that later.
Lel, thats a good look. Btw youreally look like a former classmate of mine. You didnt go to highshool in san fran, did you?
jpgm, this looks great too but i like you trench+jeans+boots look even more. Cheers.
Kallun, raf jeans looked very nice. They fit you well.
bobo, I am usually not a fan of workwear style, but you pulled them off very nicely, as always.
Too many fresh and excellent outfits from the last few pages.
SocalNYC: I dont think I havent liked even one of your business wear. Hope I could dress like that later.
Lel, thats a good look. Btw youreally look like a former classmate of mine. You didnt go to highshool in san fran, did you?
jpgm, this looks great too but i like you trench+jeans+boots look even more. Cheers.
Kallun, raf jeans looked very nice. They fit you well.
bobo, I am usually not a fan of workwear style, but you pulled them off very nicely, as always.
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Very interesting when the first day I came into my office during a summer internship, my boss stared at my Nn zip shirt and said "thats an interesting one". Kind of scared me....
Edited: dont get me wrong. : )
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Finns look good who.
Get Smart
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Who, the finns *do* look good~! Good call on the size, you got your actual waist right? (which would be 1" larger than true waist) I find that method makes those jeans fit really nice without being leggings.
And arent they comfortable as hell? That 2% lycra seriously makes them easy to wear without having any negative 'stretch denim' issues
And arent they comfortable as hell? That 2% lycra seriously makes them easy to wear without having any negative 'stretch denim' issues
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Finns look good who.Originally Posted by lance konami
+1, finns look great.
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Finns look good who.Originally Posted by lance konami
+1, finns look great.Originally Posted by drizzt3117
Thanks. Not bad for ball crushers, eh, lance?
Who, the finns *do* look good~! Good call on the size, you got your actual waist right? (which would be 1" larger than true waist) I find that method makes those jeans fit really nice without being leggings.Originally Posted by Get Smart
And arent they comfortable as hell? That 2% lycra seriously makes them easy to wear without having any negative 'stretch denim' issues
Yeah, I went actual waist per your rec. I was afraid they'd be stiff like the APC NC's I tried on a few months ago but man, that lyrca is killer. It's like wearing pj's. I think I finally found my travelin' jeans.
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Thanks. Not bad for ball crushers, eh, lance?Originally Posted by whodini
Not bad at all. I tried those on recently and I was pretty surprised how comfortable they were. Plenty of room for the junk.
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Not bad at all. I tried those on recently and I was pretty surprised how comfortable they were. Plenty of room for the junk.Originally Posted by lance konami
Yeah. The anti-fit really masks the amount of room you have given it's a skinny jean. The top block's pretty damn loose.
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Later? Why can't you now?Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
I just turned 24.
Let's be real man, please. I know it's your style to be ostentatious, but with this comment you cross the line into insulting.
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