nomadthethird
more issues than Time mag
I really like the jackets on Odin. My bf gets jackets at G-Star usually (somewhat expensive but they last forever) but I think he'd like these too.
empty mirror
remember the jackalope
they are doing a women's line too called Fenwick
haven't seen any in person but i expect the quality would be on par
haven't seen any in person but i expect the quality would be on par
Ness Rowlah
Norwegian Wood
No. I just like the concept, the clothes are almost too British though. They remind me of that bloke (Guy Hills) cycling on his old-school bike wearing 30s style clothes on "British Style Genius" (a silly title for what was en excellent series). I could not find the cycling bit, but his approach seems similar to old town,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/britishstylegenius/content/21898.shtml
(show no longer available on iplayer, but seems to be on the normal torrent sites)
nomadthethird
more issues than Time mag
they are doing a women's line too called Fenwick
haven't seen any in person but i expect the quality would be on par
This is very Greenpoint artist/metalworks sculptor.
PS This is not a bad thing, I used to live in the same loft as Tara Donovan and that African guy who does huge paintings (forget his name)...until the chemical sprays and dust gave me asthma
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nochexxx
harco pronting
^ yes!
here is a photo of me in my sugar cane hawaii's (the natural indigo ones):
haha, reminds me of that kool keith photo maintaining his leftfield food stocks
Tara Donovan is awesome. love her work. do you mean Chris Ofili the elephant dung painter?
you are probably right... but i thought she meant "in the same building" and not "in the same loft space"
nomadthethird
more issues than Time mag
Tara Donovan is awesome. love her work. do you mean Chris Ofili the elephant dung painter?
Tara Donovan is definitely awesome, I was so psyched when someone told me she had an exhibition at the Met earlier this year.
We lived on the same floor not in the same apt. She had a big dog that was loud.
The African guy wasn't Chris Ofili, his name was harder to pronounce...he was probably 50 or 60, too.
I meant to post before, zhao you can get a layer added to the soles that makes them more grippy. It's invisible from above, but handy if you're really losing your balance. There used to be (2 years ago) a cobbler on Pappelallee near Eberswalder str. U-Bahn, pretty close to the station..
mistersloane
heavy heavy monster sound
This kinda really turns me on. Japanese workwear pron I think is something I may have to delve into further. Thank you!
you
Well-known member
MIstersloane - dont do it...... take it from me. Dont do it.
luka
Well-known member
Tentative Andy
I'm in the Meal Deal
So what I want to know is, is it at all possible for a youngish bloke to wear a scarf without looking horribly like a poseur/hipster type? Because I've always fancied myself in one.
john eden
male pale and stale
scarf with what, tho?
scarf with overcoat, outside - surely this is an open and shut functional but stylish classic?
scarf without coat, inside - not really, in my opinion (which it has to be said is near valueless regarding clothing in general).
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
In this instance it's spot on, though - wearing a scarf indoors with only a shirt or light sweater under it is tantamount to a sandwich board saying "Please beat me up" in my book.
Tentative Andy
I'm in the Meal Deal
BOOSH.
The idea of wearing scarves indoors does indeed seem wrong.
The idea of wearing scarves indoors does indeed seem wrong.
Slothrop
Tight but Polite
Ozwald Boateng - Why Style Matters on BBC 4.
With some Burial in the background for good, er, measure.
With some Burial in the background for good, er, measure.