What are you wearing today?

[lowrey]

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alexander mcqueen cardigan
riq oweeen
junya watanabe linenz
kiefers</P>


black = summer steez.</P>

[gusgusterson]

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[quote user="thejjbb"]That is a great outfit. I need to get in on the giant metal gloves steez.
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they are kriptonite gloves, too kick superman's ass...I love DK2, sooo ugly is beautiful</p>


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small bat ears sre so much tougher, DK2 always reminds me of this (except nuts instead of aged):</p><center>



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[theaddict]

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alexander mcqueen cardigan
riq oweeen
junya watanabe linenz
kiefers</p>


black = summer steez.</p>

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arrrgh, Mike is that the asymetrical mcqueen cardigan with shawl collar???</p>

I bought that at Selfridges last year but it (and all the other pieces they had stocked) had three little holes and for 800? i didnt want a cardi with a hole so i returned it. But it was SOOOO nice...been looking for it since then...:)</p>

Great outfit man!</p>

[Avantster]

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never wash those junyas, arto [Y]</p>


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[Who?]

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Could the crinkled look of the Mike's JW shorts be achieved with any linen item if you twist it and let it dry?

[JohnFG]

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rundown:</p>

cdiem long cardigan</p>

cdiem dobblelayer t-shirt</p>

ccp belt</p>

cdiem leather pants</p>

cdiem back zip boots</p>

JF </p>

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[Pinoy]

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yay more pix less talk</p>

yesterday:
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drkshdw l/s tee</p>

berrini cotton/linen pants</p>

cdiem boots</p>

today:</p>

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homemade tee</p>

apc jeans</p>

repetto zizis </p>

[Faust]

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[quote user="Who?"]Could the crinkled look of the Mike's JW shorts be achieved with any linen item if you twist it and let it dry?
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someone gave me a recipe ones for perma-wrinkling. but that was for the white shirt. i think it was something like - wash, shove it in a small container (really work it in), and stick it in the oven overnight. you also needed to add something - i think a little baking soda.</p>

[theaddict]

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rundown:</p>

cdiem long cardigan</p>

cdiem dobblelayer t-shirt</p>

ccp belt</p>

cdiem leather pants</p>

cdiem back zip boots</p>

JF </p>

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Strong![Y][79][Y]</p>

[airboyair]

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[quote user="mike lowrey"]


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alexander mcqueen cardigan
riq oweeen
junya watanabe linenz
kiefers</P>


black = summer steez.</P>


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i love how this whole look goes with the facial hair [64][51][H]</P>

[snafu]

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[quote user="Stack"]love the n(n) snafu, what colour is it though? is it black or plum-y?[/quote]</P>


black but its more of a light black charcoal as all black in the s/s collection i think iv got a jersey tailcoat also i should wear more often</P>

[lowrey]

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[quote user="Who?"]Could the crinkled look of the Mike's JW shorts be achieved with any linen item if you twist it and let it dry?
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with linen, yes you should be able to get it quite wrinkled the way you mentioned.</P>


theaddict, yes,maybe its a new edition thoughas the price waslower (not on sale though and grouped with f/wstuff) and no holes to my knowledge[79]</P>

[generic_guy]

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Like that second tee danieldy (and the first one too!). Is Homemade a brand or did you actually make it yourself? if so did you start from scratch?</p>

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Junya Cons</p>

Helmut Lang jeans</p>

Drkshdw tee</p>

Margiela jacket
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[baizilla]

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Snafu, Stack, Mike .. Fantastic [Y][Y]

[electric_alyce]

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It's almost a bit scary, never seen so many headless bodies in one place before