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  1. xeoniq

    The What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT) Discussion Thread, Part II

    No other forums like SF, at the moment. I am thankful to LA Guy for keeping this place running. It has outlived all of its contemporaries.
  3. xeoniq

    The What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT) Discussion Thread, Part II

    Might want to check where the majority of those users are from and what kind of content they are consuming if not engaging in. In the context of this conversation and Instagram's existence as a relevant platform for men's fashion, my point stands.
  4. xeoniq

    The What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT) Discussion Thread, Part II

    I like checking in on this thread a few times a week to see how people in my age group are enjoying their clothes. I have dabbled on a range of platforms where fashion content is posted, and sometimes discussed. It's different here and I don't think the quality has really gone up or down for the...
  5. xeoniq

    Friday Challenge Short sleeve button up

    Nice idea. Inclusive but a lot of flexibility. I am sure a lot of people have collected a new short sleeve shirt or two over this warm summer season to show off.
  6. xeoniq

    Friday Challenge MOVIE STILLS

    Everyone gets everything he wants. I wanted a Friday challenge, and for my sins, Gilles gave me one. Brought it up to me like room service. It was a real choice challenge, and when it was over, I never wanted another.
  7. xeoniq

    Friday Challenge MOVIE STILLS

    Fun idea for a challenge, @Clouseau Some room to play with the photography and not just the styling.
  8. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    I have a few pairs for this purpose yea, but it wasn't easy to find since I am particular with silhouette and details matching the clothes.
  9. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    Getting a nice low key sneaker that isn't covered in logos or gaudy design details that works ok with casual menswear is a real challenge I think.
  10. xeoniq

    Random Fashion Thoughts (Part 3: Style farmer strikes back) - our general discussion thread

    I used to live near a Nike outlet that was a dumping ground for their global retail network. Full size runs of Gyakusou, JFS, and other collabs were always there at 50-70% off, rotting on the racks. An assortment of ProCombat, RUN and other mainline brands were kept at their RRP as the store got...
  11. xeoniq

    Random Fashion Thoughts (Part 3: Style farmer strikes back) - our general discussion thread

    Yea, it always just felt like slim cuts on otherwise low-end polyester that you could find for a 5th the price from Nike's own mainline. Cottweiler was a brand who I felt did the runner's fashion niche well, including their Reebok collaborations. It is a shame they seem to have disappeared a few...
  12. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    He loves that movie, his aesthetic role model maybe.
  13. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    I had the MA-1 before. A nice sturdy and practical jacket, imo.
  14. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    Yes, definitely very cropped and boxy. Not so long or slim as they are done these days.
  15. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    My good friend, Kye. He has a cool vintage Australian Defense Force raincoat I think looks nice casually as well.
  16. xeoniq

    Random Fashion Thoughts (Part 3: Style farmer strikes back) - our general discussion thread

    Definitely see that in a lot of fashion social media regardless of the target market. Eye-catching and gaudy gets more virtual attention tokens than tasteful and refined. I would like to think it's possible to be expressive, and considerate of context, our own individual physicality and...
  17. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    ROSEN-X Mir Bomber in a custom colour.
  18. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    Speaking of non-traditional MA-1s. For a designer piece, the cut is pretty close to surplus. Not too slim or long.
  19. xeoniq

    The What Are You Wearing Today (WAYWT) Discussion Thread, Part II

    That Geller button up is really cool, goes well with the red pants. Nice coordination.
  20. xeoniq

    HERE AND NOW

    A few "vintage" military pieces I thought you guys might enjoy from Stone Island and C.P. Company. Resoled my Danner combat boots which made the soles a bit slimmer, which I think works well for casual looks.
  21. xeoniq

    Toyo Enterprise Thread - Modern Vintage and Reproduction of Heritage (Buzz Rickson's, Sugar Cane, Sun Surf, Whitesville, Tailor Toyo, and More)

    Sometimes simple wet tissues (without soap) can remove white marks on nylon. I've used that on a lot of my black Prada nylon pieces and I remember tidying up my BR x Gibson MA-1 in a similar way before I sold it. For something resistant to simple spot cleaning you can try liquid black shoe...
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