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off to school.
prada shirt.
bench jeans.
vans.
jansport backpack.
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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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off to school.
prada shirt.
bench jeans.
vans.
jansport backpack.
kitonbrioni
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RLP overcoat
LP sweater
Brioni pant
BK belt
Zegna socks
** boots
BR scarf
Portoland gloves
LP sweater
Brioni pant
BK belt
Zegna socks
** boots
BR scarf
Portoland gloves
Saucemaster
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^^That would make me feel like I was taking a family portrait. Or a high school yearbook photo. Why fake a smile for a bunch of guys on the internet?
Today (for once, no denim):
Closed:
Open:
A scarf (I can never remember where I buy most of my scarves)
H&M coat
W+H cardigan
Levis 514 cords
J-shoes boots
Today (for once, no denim):
Closed:
Open:
A scarf (I can never remember where I buy most of my scarves)
H&M coat
W+H cardigan
Levis 514 cords
J-shoes boots
robin
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if you don't mind sharing, where did you buy the udeshi peacoat?Originally Posted by stickonatree
Polite Society in Seattle (one of the best stores in town), who I think have the only wholesale account of Oscar's outside of the UK. They haven't ordered anything new from him in awhile, though I bug them about it constantly. Maybe something will come up for F/W 08...
and what does this mean?Originally Posted by stickonatree
It means I spent too much money in 2007.
robin
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how exactly does it work?Originally Posted by haganah
Usually we have entire teams of photographers and their staffs running around behind the scenes to take our shots. On occasion though, we'll just use a tripod and the timer function on our cameras.
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do you guys just splash yourselves against a wall, make a zoolander facial pose and then convince a passerby to take a photo? how exactly does it work?Originally Posted by haganah
It's an incredibly involved process. First, you have to find a stable surface. This is hard, because here in Philly, we exist in a very low-gravity environment. But it's doable. Then, you have to set the timer on your camera. This requires pretty much the equivalent of an engineering post-doc, so if you're thinking of going this route, get ready to hit the books! Then you hit the button. THEN you go for the Zoolander pose.
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^^That would make me feel like I was taking a family portrait. Or a high school yearbook photo. Why fake a smile for a bunch of guys on the internet?Originally Posted by Saucemaster
I don't know, I just like to see happy people. I've seen a lot of ads with people smiling where it looked natural. It doesn't have to be like a portrait.
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Tweed Jacket: Maison Martin Margiela Sweater: Issey Miyake Wool Pants: Yohji Yamamoto Aviators: Dior Homme Pendant: Bvlgari Leather Gloves: Versace Shoes: Berluti tatoues 'cyclist' in Sienna/Black Socks: Pantherella Scent: Gris Clair by Serge Lutens
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I don't know, I just like to see happy people. I've seen a lot of ads with people smiling where it looked natural. It doesn't have to be like a portrait.Originally Posted by Dedalus
I'm happy on the inside. Like a Twinkie, except that instead of creamy filling, I have happiness.
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Originally Posted by Maharlika
You look like a stylish '80s hitman. Awesome!
whodini
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Levis 514 cordsOriginally Posted by Saucemaster
Hey, wait a minute, those aren't jeans. What the **** gives?
I don't know, I just like to see happy people. I've seen a lot of ads with people smiling where it looked natural. It doesn't have to be like a portrait.Originally Posted by Dedalus
Maybe it's easier for some of us to just take a quick photo of ourselves than stand around and play Sister Maryfuckingsunshine in front of a camera. But hey, let's play devil's advocate:
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