why is that 4500 dollars? vintage 50's levis?
yeah, i guess since they're brand new and 40 years old that's how it goes
why is that 4500 dollars? vintage 50's levis?
Looking for help in identifying two outfits and where to get similar styles, any help is appreciated. Looking to complete the whole outfit:
I think this looks pretty good. Maybe try online too and see; you can always return it. The difference might be very small.Ok, so the car coat I wanted went on sale so now it's within my price range but it's from an online shop. This is the picture from before of a 44L:
Does this look alright or should I attempt to go one size smaller? Some people suggested to try it but I won't be able to get out to try it on until after the sale is gone so I have to choose before I would be able to try them both on again. Does the 44L in the picture look good or should I risk going one size smaller? Thanks!
And I thought 45rpm and kohzo where pricey heh
I think this looks pretty good. Maybe try online too and see; you can always return it. The difference might be very small.
And I thought 45rpm and kohzo where pricey heh
Hard to say without settling them side by side. But it the shoulders and armholes feel appropriately tight, go for it. The rest can be nipped and poked at after purchase without issue.I'd have to pay return shipping but other than that it seems I can return it fine. Would it be worth risking the 42 and return or just go for the 44?
Hard to say without settling them side by side. But it the shoulders and armholes feel appropriately tight, go for it. The rest can be nipped and poked at after purchase without issue.
If only the cap wasn't suede...
the white shoes look like Florsheim, or maybe Walkover (probably $100 or so for the first, about $250 for the latter iirc). I think Bass makes white shoes, too.
edit: maybe this?
http://www.florsheim.com/shop/style/12054-100.html
or
http://www.walkover.com/Walkover-Derby-100-in-White-Suede-color
You and me both. I've yet to really come around to liking brogues.I'm going to admit that I really don't like brogue shoes.
(there is this second layer cashmere vest inside which can be buttoned off, so it's multi-seasonal)
Engineered Garments has awesome floral/paisley shirts albeit a bit pricey. I really wanted this one from their summer line but it was too much regarding I wasn't even sure if I'd had the confidence to wear it.
That's like the perfect floral print, isn't it?
Maybe it's just the coat but it looks humungous on you. Definitely not a flattering fit. If that's all I have to go off of, I'd say sell it.I need to decide whether to keep an item or sell it on ebay.
(it's a present for "(Saint) Nicholas" and I don't have a receipt; sorry for the shitty pics)
So, Manshion-gaf, please decide for me: keep it or toss it?
Thanks, dude. I'll keep my eyes peeled for those.Also, I went into the Uniqlo store in Manhattan and it seems they have a whole floral print line coming out that looks pretty good at $30 a pop...one of the shirts looks just like that.
Since it was a new arrival if its not on their online store, it will be soon.
Ok, so the car coat I wanted went on sale so now it's within my price range but it's from an online shop. This is the picture from before of a 44L:
Does this look alright or should I attempt to go one size smaller? Some people suggested to try it but I won't be able to get out to try it on until after the sale is gone so I have to choose before I would be able to try them both on again. Does the 44L in the picture look good or should I risk going one size smaller? Thanks!
My personal opinion of those boots aside, I think brown leather tends to pop really well against selvedge denim. Do you own any of that?
Beyond that I think blue would be good or maybe play up the yellow in the laces somehow? Just a few ideas.
Just not a huge fan of the design. I do like the colors though. The nice thing about brown boots are that they pretty much go with everything.Lol yes I have a couple of pairs. I'm assuming you mean in a darker indigo. Also you can give your personal opinion, I can take it!
This is actually a great idea. They'd look fantastic with those.Forest green and plaids. Embrace their outdoorsyness
What do you mean identifying that first outfit? It says on the site where each piece is from (unless you don't know where the image is from). It's some French/Canadian blogger (I'm guessing French but the site is hosted in Canada), there's a lot of other photos. http://les-freres-jo.blogspot.ca/
But overall, no need to get the same specific brands.
I've only seen Clarks once in person, and I didn't like the sole. Then again I am always impressed when I see others wearing them. Are they worth the 70+ price tag?
(Talking about the Desert boots)
I've only seen Clarks once in person, and I didn't like the sole. Then again I am always impressed when I see others wearing them. Are they worth the 70+ price tag?
(Talking about the Desert boots)
I've only seen Clarks once in person, and I didn't like the sole. Then again I am always impressed when I see others wearing them. Are they worth the 70+ price tag?
(Talking about the Desert boots)
I think it looks great. You have to consider that usually, you wear these coats over more than one layer of clothes, so you need it to be roomier. A smaller size could be too tight.
What is your opinion on this poncho:
http://www.victimsstore.com/WebRoot/StoreES2/Shops/ec1072/4FC7/7C3E/6E4D/3EA1/BA7B/AC10/1416/A84A/poncho_gris_detras.jpg
http://www.victimsstore.com/WebRoot/StoreES2/Shops/ec1072/4FC7/7C3E/6E4D/3EA1/BA7B/AC10/1416/A84A/poncho_gris_delante.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
Very... feminine.
For the price, they're well worth it. You're not going to find anything better under $70. You can however, definitely find better options above $70, it just depends on how how you're willing to go.I've only seen Clarks once in person, and I didn't like the sole. Then again I am always impressed when I see others wearing them. Are they worth the 70+ price tag?
(Talking about the Desert boots)