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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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drizzt3117
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simple...
Agnes
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Agnes
Good Society
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First timer here. Figured it was a nice day to bust out the basics, see how they go over.
First pic is sans jacket, obviously. Shirt is a CPO that has been in active rotation since 1972 (13 years older than I am), pants are raw 517's, boots are issue jungle boots that have been in rotation since 1985.
Jacket was a last minute addition since it was cooler than I thought this morning. Berman's suede blazer, circa mid to late 1950's. I typically don't pair it with a black shirt, but I think it works in the end.
First pic is sans jacket, obviously. Shirt is a CPO that has been in active rotation since 1972 (13 years older than I am), pants are raw 517's, boots are issue jungle boots that have been in rotation since 1985.
Jacket was a last minute addition since it was cooler than I thought this morning. Berman's suede blazer, circa mid to late 1950's. I typically don't pair it with a black shirt, but I think it works in the end.
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Conrad - The rise on those is a little ridiculous. At least don't tuck your shirt in, it only exacerbates the problem. Makes me think "dad".
Codename - With the exception of the wash, it's a lot better than the first. Does that sweater hang down below when the jacket is zipped though?
Codename - With the exception of the wash, it's a lot better than the first. Does that sweater hang down below when the jacket is zipped though?
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Trying Again,Originally Posted by codename
Union - Jacket
J. Crew - Sweater
Paper Denim Cloth - Shirt
5EP LDB "Worn Vintage" wash
Stop ironing a crease into your jeans. It looks terrible.
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