EPTedit: the more i look at the allsaints one the more i like it. if only i could find something similar that the internet wouldnt disapprove of
Men's Fashion Thread - Page 327
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lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
edit: the more i look at the allsaints one the more i like it. if only i could find something similar that the internet wouldnt disapprove of | ||
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bloodwhore~
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On February 26 2015 12:45 lichter wrote: i think i've pretty much decided to get a double rider, but something that isn't thick, padded or quilted and doesn't have belts. i like the look of this and this, and the thinness of this (yes i know, don't buy allsaints, but an example of the thinness i'd need to be able to wear it). i'm considering trying to thrift one in paris when i'm there. don't really how i'm going to find one i'd be happy with Sorry, not sure if this is a bait post that I'm falling for but all of those jackets just scream "I'm insecure and I bought this jacket because I have absolutely no taste in fashion and thought it looked cool". | ||
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bloodwhore~
1010 Posts
I've looked through this thread a bit and it seems to me that the vast majority think what the models wear on the experimental runways is what you should be wearing in real. Point and case: http://cdn.styleforum.net/d/d2/900x900px-LL-d2a4fd5a_u2.jpeg Are these people for real or are they just trolls? Can someone enlighten me? | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21247 Posts
On February 27 2015 02:19 bloodwhore~ wrote: Not sure if I should bother with this thread. Is there anyone who has a slightly more "normal" fashion sense? I've looked through this thread a bit and it seems to me that the vast majority think what the models wear on the experimental runways is what you should be wearing in real. Point and case: http://cdn.styleforum.net/d/d2/900x900px-LL-d2a4fd5a_u2.jpeg Are these people for real or are they just trolls? Can someone enlighten me? I think you should post a pic. | ||
ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On February 27 2015 02:19 bloodwhore~ wrote: Not sure if I should bother with this thread. Is there anyone who has a slightly more "normal" fashion sense? I've looked through this thread a bit and it seems to me that the vast majority think what the models wear on the experimental runways is what you should be wearing in real. Point and case: http://cdn.styleforum.net/d/d2/900x900px-LL-d2a4fd5a_u2.jpeg Are these people for real or are they just trolls? Can someone enlighten me? While you could have refrained from the overly confrontational tone, I get your feeling. This thread can give off a weird vibe if you just read posts without taking into account that they're basically mostly written by the 5 same guys who contribute frequently. Even fewer people in this thread like to post pictures of their clothes, and the few who do may not represent the majority or what you call "normal" fashion. That's completely fine though, everybody dresses however they want. But I'm sure that if you had a question or something to share, they would be happy to interact with you with an open-mind, that's what this thread comes down to in the end. Edit: Haha wtf I saw your first post about the leather jackets posted by lichter. Sorry to disappoint you, but they're fairly normal looking leather jackets ;D. If you don't like them AND don't like the more "experimental" ones, then just say you don't like leather jackets, it'll make it easier for everyone. | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
But because the aesthetic is so foreign to people not "into" fashion no one posts. It's a cycle. And no one posts fits. But for the most part yeah, very welcome here to answer more general questions or point in the right direction. Or suggest a discussion topic that's more interesting and see what happens! | ||
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bloodwhore~
1010 Posts
I think you should post a pic. Of what? How I dress? What I think is "good" fashion sense? Sorry to disappoint you, but they're fairly normal looking leather jackets I agree to some degree, however whenever I see people talking about fashion they always post these images of models wearing the clothes they want to get. Have you actually tried them out or do you just buy them without trying them on? Fitting in my opinion is extremely important and if you don't know it will fit on your body you will most likely be disappointed. I'm getting the same vibe from some of the posters here as I get from people who thought the jacket in Drive was really cool and then bought it and it just looks ridiculous. | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21247 Posts
On February 27 2015 03:52 bloodwhore~ wrote: Of what? How I dress? What I think is "good" fashion sense? Either or both I guess since you seem so opposed to everything posted here : [ | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On February 27 2015 03:52 bloodwhore~ wrote: Of what? How I dress? What I think is "good" fashion sense? I agree to some degree, however whenever I see people talking about fashion they always post these images of models wearing the clothes they want to get. Have you actually tried them out or do you just buy them without trying them on? Fitting in my opinion is extremely important and if you don't know it will fit on your body you will most likely be disappointed. I'm getting the same vibe from some of the posters here as I get from people who thought the jacket in Drive was really cool and then bought it and it just looks ridiculous. In my opinion, we men are lucky in that male models are way closer to represent the average-looking man than female models are to represent the average-looking woman (I don't even think female runway models look that good tbh ;D). Don't get me wrong, male models are very far from average looking, of course, but they're not that far off that you can't get a realistic idea of whether you would like to wear this or that clothing item. I mean, as long as you're not super overweight, you'll probably find a leather jacket that looks decently good on you. But yeah, best would be to try them on, of course. | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
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andyrau
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but i agree it's much more 'normal', as in it's easier for people to view without making passing remarks normal is like sneakers jeans a tee and a hoodie, normal upscale for most people is a jcrew photoshoot i'm still interested in what bloodwhore considers fashion tho | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
On February 27 2015 04:35 Juliette wrote: What's a "normal" fashion sense? Open question hes probably referring to something from gap. Doesn't get anymore normal than that. | ||
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always_winter
United States195 Posts
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
Also, if you can't find items similar-looking to the one you wear at a "low" pricetag (like, something most people can afford), that's probably not "normal" fashion. So yeah, this is indeed not "normal" fashion as far as I'm concerned ;D. Nothing to do with whether I think it looks good or not, though. Hmmm, I guess there must be a sense of easy reproducibility for "normal" fashion. If you absolutely need to drop $2000 for one item to have something remotely visually similar to your outfit, it's probably not normal. | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
I don't know, maybe my definition is not so much that of "normal" fashion sense (of course everybody by now has realized that this was a rhetorical question in the first place and that Juliette doesn't believe in the existence of such notion, but let me try anyway ;D) as it is one for "mainstream" fashion. As an other example, a double rider leather jacket is as "normal" as it goes, you can find plenty of faux-leather shit that looks similar at a long enough distance to a good leather jacket ;D | ||
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Tenks
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