EPTalso not a fan of the thickness of dem soles tbh
ooh second set, better fsho although i'd like a better look at the shoes, are they the same ones?
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.aquila
United States68 Posts
also not a fan of the thickness of dem soles tbh ooh second set, better fsho although i'd like a better look at the shoes, are they the same ones? | ||
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Dacendoran
United States825 Posts
On July 04 2013 11:21 .aquila wrote: amen i feel like the beard doesn't help with that particular look at all, also color scheme is kinda boring/dull for me, but then again it might just be that particular outfit (and the beard). more outfits would help. also not a fan of the thickness of dem soles tbh ooh second set, better fsho although i'd like a better look at the shoes, are they the same ones? They're definitely these I appreciate the input. I don't have much of a budget to work with whole outfit including shoes/belt was less than 50$ int he first pic. I don't usually dress like that mostly because not sure how/not appropriate at a lot of functions I go to. And agreed that the beard does not compliment that look | ||
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.aquila
United States68 Posts
On July 04 2013 11:42 Dacendoran wrote: They're definitely these I appreciate the input. I don't have much of a budget to work with whole outfit including shoes/belt was less than 50$ int he first pic. I don't usually dress like that mostly because not sure how/not appropriate at a lot of functions I go to. And agreed that the beard does not compliment that look OMG MY DAD HAS THOSE o_O mmm i've never liked the tassels on them, i feel like you'd be much better served going for more plain loafers since they're more utilitarian, but again that's just me | ||
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Starburst
United States108 Posts
On July 04 2013 11:42 Dacendoran wrote: They're definitely these I appreciate the input. I don't have much of a budget to work with whole outfit including shoes/belt was less than 50$ int he first pic. I don't usually dress like that mostly because not sure how/not appropriate at a lot of functions I go to. And agreed that the beard does not compliment that look Not a fan of the tassles, personally. They always remind of church and older men who have given up. But that's just my preference. The belts a good color overall, very versatile. Could you perhaps provide other examples of how you would dress outside of that style? | ||
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Dacendoran
United States825 Posts
On July 04 2013 11:54 Starburst wrote: Not a fan of the tassles, personally. They always remind of church and older men who have given up. But that's just my preference. The belts a good color overall, very versatile. Could you perhaps provide other examples of how you would dress outside of that style? The belt was one US dollar, genuine Italian leather (hooray for thrift shopping)...I can't find the thing now.. I'm off to look for it. I'll post some more pics if anyone cares to see either much later tonight or tomorrow. Don't have a lot on hand unfortunately. Edit:mostly bought the shoes since they drove my girlfriend bonkers (she really really liked them) and they were only 10$. (also grammar) | ||
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Blackhawk13
United States442 Posts
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.aquila
United States68 Posts
On July 04 2013 12:25 Blackhawk13 wrote: Anyone bought a pair of Gustin jeans yet? efffff i wished i liked raw denim enough to get a pair, the concept of gustin is so amazing #suckerforcoolbusinessmodels | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
beard makes you too tiptop heavy so I'd recommend shaving it, but from your responses I'm gathering you need to keep it for some reason or another. also there's a thread for gustin denim on sf last I checked. | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
![[image loading]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/4c3997a882d3ac0c296400a1623ec513/tumblr_mpfxgxsmSf1s6xehto1_1280.jpg) posting a basic fuccboi fit uniqlo zara crs i got the crs for super cheap so i ain't complaining m8 i need a new haircut too somebody please recommend | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
I think the shirt is too fitted for the pants My friend is going to japan for 2 weeks What do i ask him to buy for me? Esp at asian uniqlo (how 2 size) among other things? Are PJBs cheaper there | ||
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NeVeR
1352 Posts
1) What color shoes go well with black jeans (besides black)? 2) Is there a shoe color that can go well with both black jeans and blue jeans? Would dark navy work? Pics would be nice, but if not then just a simple answer. Thanks! Thinking of getting these: http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#/eng_US/Collections/Men/Shoes/products/Slalom-sneaker-in-denim-916877 | ||
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kuriz
Denmark141 Posts
On July 05 2013 20:04 NeVeR wrote: Two questions for fashion experts: 1) What color shoes go well with black jeans (besides black)? 2) Is there a shoe color that can go well with both black jeans and blue jeans? Would dark navy work? Pics would be nice, but if not then just a simple answer. Thanks! Thinking of getting these: http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#/eng_US/Collections/Men/Shoes/products/Slalom-sneaker-in-denim-916877 Interesting how I already feel biased toward giving you certain advice the second that I see you're considering to buy a pair of Louis Vuitton sneakers. 1) as you mention black shoes goes well with black but also white shoes (especially when worn) can give a nice contrast to a fit (depending on what other colors and fabrics you're throwing in there). In my world red shoes can look really good with black jeans, but then again it's very difficult to say because of what look you're going for, which other colors are there and what fabrics so it's not that easy, at least not if you want a "good fashion" kind of look. I know I might be making the answer a lot harder than you want it to be, but it's very hard just talking out of colors and not fabrics, pieces and all that. But black, worn white, red, grey, brown would be my advice. 2) again depending on what kind of look you're going for it can be different. But a black pair of shoes will work with both black and blue jeans. I know it might sound boring, but it takes a whole lot more effort to actually incorporate a well though, good looking colored pair of shoes/sneakers into an outfit than just saying "that color would look good". It's about a "whole" if you know what I mean. Dark navy might work, yes, but there's a possibility it might not work either. I don't think the Louis Vuitton sneaker you're linking to is necessarily a bad sneaker, my thoughts are more than if you're going to get sneakers from LV I assume that you're already into that kind of brands and have a wardrobe matching it. The reason why I don't know what to think is that with the jeans you're talking just generally and not mentioning certain brands with certain values but more jeans in general. If you're just talking about jeans in general and you want to buy a pair of sneakers, I would suggest that you at least spend some time on more websites searching for sneakers. The pair you're linking isn't bad looking, it's just that if you're "just" out to buy a pair of sneakers, getting a pair of LV is definitely overkill - even if you want to wear an extra expensive pieces that you're proud of. I might be blabbering but I'd love if you would make (just a short response) because I would love to hear you thoughts before and after reading my post. When, like me, you've first entered the world of textiles there's so much more to it than just colors, fabrics, cuts etc., it's about a whole, a unity that combined makes you look that certain way that you want to look :-) (haha I'm getting all deep and silly intellectual here). | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
If you're thinking of LV sneakers.... Dunno what to tell you. Unless you really like LV there's better options, even in the handbag designers list. Balenciaga for example. Kuriz that last part is very true. Silly and intellectual in here is a good thing :D | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
Hermes, Corthay, LV, Bottega, etc all have extremely high qualities of leather; I'd wager the treatment, time, and attention to detail their leather lines receive are definitely on par or better than a lot of artisan brands. That being said, this obviously doesn't include a lot of their garments/accessories that can be deemed part of their diffusion lines. If you're really looking for what looks to be a canvas plimsoll, there are far better alternatives out there. Like kuriz said, white and red are the obvious choices that go well with black denim. However, red footwear is kinda difficult to pull off and only a certain material such as distressed leather or suede is suitable; a coated/waxed leather doesn't really cut it. Besides, isn't the general rule in menswear for matching this type of stuff is that the shoes have to be as dark or darker than your pants or some shit? I'm sure a deep mahogany, dark charcoal, or a chocolate brown would work as well. | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
I don't disagree about the leathers (i have one myself, 2 years later it looks brand new) but i think its a bit different for shoes because of the design element But yeah | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
idk this is going to be a difficult decision i also don't own many t-shirts (thanks canada) but i suppose i can get a fix on that | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Ill post pics when i get home Speaking of, I went to AA today to fit the viscose Ts. I don't think black shirt suit me... But white was too sheer and idk how i want to layer it. Need to look at more fits t_t. This is getting too difficult fuck i should just go full sportswear | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.koo.im/wp-content/uploads/IMKOO_ALEX-KASAVIN_WEI-DU_SP_CL%C3%89MENT-MAROT_PARIS-MENS-FAHSION-WEEK_2014SS_NEW-YORK-STREET-FASHION_KOO.jpg) | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
is that guy wearing.. a skirt doesnt that guy know cargo pants went out of style a decade ago lol that guy in the back is dressed like he's homeless y r these two dudes wearing capris On July 06 2013 04:40 Pulselol wrote: i think i will shave off the sides of my head idk this is going to be a difficult decision i also don't own many t-shirts (thanks canada) but i suppose i can get a fix on that h i t l e r j u g e n d really though, grow out your hair and get a manbun | ||
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NeVeR
1352 Posts
http://us.burberry.com/store/mens-accessories/shoes/trainers/prod-38033801-washed-leather-trainers you're right, black shoes simply go with a lot more colors | ||
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