HATORI HANZO
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Getting better, much better. Cover the tongues of your shoes with your jeans.
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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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americanswede
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Figured I´d post a new outfit, a typical school day outfit I´d say.
Sweater: RL
Shirt: Linnea Braun TSF
Pants: Cheap Monday
Belt: H&M
Comments?
Sweater: RL
Shirt: Linnea Braun TSF
Pants: Cheap Monday
Belt: H&M
Comments?
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The bunching around the knee is a little excessive...I'm also not big on the high collar fit for sweaters
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Brown blazer is sharp, Maharlika. Dig it.Originally Posted by Black Cherry
Mixed and matched some stuff today to see how it looks. Excuse the goofy tough guy pose.
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Ben Sherman shirt/shoes
Levi's type 1 jacket
Levi's 511 jeans
I don't think the jacket is faded enough yet to look good with the pants, but someday.[/I]
I like the overall look, especially the shirt and jacket. But I think it would look better and more relaxed if you don´t button the shirt all the way. In my opinion the only time you button the top button is if you´re wearing a tie. Now it looks like something is missing.
And maybe try and find some shoes that will go better with the fitted jeans, maybe someting that doesn´t look so clog shoeish.
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The bunching around the knee is a little excessive...I'm also not big on the high collar fit for sweatersOriginally Posted by hustlenflo22
I know they come off as sort of funny looking around the knee area. They´re a bit to long know since they´re raw, and I don´t like rolling up the bottom part of my jeans. Don´t really know how to make them not look so "weird".
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HATORI HANZO;914155 said:
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I know they come off as sort of funny looking around the knee area. They´re a bit to long know since they´re raw, and I don´t like rolling up the bottom part of my jeans. Don´t really know how to make them not look so "weird".Originally Posted by americanswede
If they've already been stretched and what not, just go get them hemmed...if not, I see what you're saying, I hate the rolled up jeans look...
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If they've already been stretched and what not, just go get them hemmed...if not, I see what you're saying, I hate the rolled up jeans look...Originally Posted by hustlenflo22
Yeah I haven´t washed them yet, and since these ones are known to shrink a lot after the first wash I decided to wait with hemming.
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Figured I´d post a new outfit, a typical school day outfit I´d say.Originally Posted by americanswede
Sweater: RL
Shirt: Linnea Braun TSF
Pants: Cheap Monday
Belt: H&M
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Hide the cuffs. Or perhaps wear a patterned shirt. The colors of the sweater and the cuff differ too much to look right.
HATORI HANZO
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smoothy504ny;914245 said:Getting better, much better. Cover the tongues of your shoes with your jeans.Originally Posted by HATORI HANZO
thanks for the advice. on point
No problem keep up the improvements.
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----i like the watch!Originally Posted by smoothy504ny
black on black
Jeans too slim compared to your top half makes your legs look too thin. Mabe a slightly looser pair of pants?
(edited due to peoples issues with the term chicken-leg)
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Fit's good, hate the shoes 
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