chickenfark
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While many of us may be bummed about Antonio's departure from Eidos, I think we're all super excited about his new venture 18 East. Let's use this spot to discuss!
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Perhaps this should be on the other side of the forum?
I do wonder how it will pair with Eidos sportswear, which I have totally been into laltely. Either way, from all I've seen, I think I need to being an early adopter instead of laggard about this.
Where can we get a sneak peak of 18 East?
I fundamentally disagree with this. I think that the most interesting outfits come from de-contextualizing and re-contextualizing garments. One of the reason I more or less refuse to browse instagram, where most outfits are designed to be at least somewhat "wearable". Who needs that watered down, made for 500K likes from basic bitches/bros, crap? I would rather watch an insane fashion show that shows that garments in an outlandish way that couldn't possibly be translated into "normal life." I doubt many workplaces would allow you to rock out with ********* out like Rick showed his models a few years ago.I am sure that will be tried here with no success. Stick with the designer’s intent.