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Random fashion thoughts - Part II (A New Hope)

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LA Guy

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PS hender scheme is gorgeous in person and shout out to Idol for putting up with my gawking friends who I convinced to come in there by describing the store as the "thousand dollar goth sweater store"
I really like mine (and wearing them now.). They are also ridiculously impractical and have serious construction issues. Not like, that they are badly made, but that sythetics are super useful in sneakers for a reason.
 

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Vans slip ons ftw. At least that hasn't been copied to death by designers like the Chuck Taylor and Stan Smith shoes.

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got my vans on but they look sneakas
♪ "



Just off the top of my head
1st Row: Visvim and Margiela
2nd Row: Common Projects and Diemme
3rd Row: Bottega Veneta and Golden Goose

What was that again about no copies?
 

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I'm aware that they're copied. Never said they weren't copied at all, just not to the extent of something like Chucks and Stan Smith clones you see everywhere.
 
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Just saw a guy in an Ma+ leather biker jacket, ma+ engineer boots, ma+ belt... and really terrible dsquared jeans. Almost
 

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Just saw a guy in an Ma+ leather biker jacket, ma+ engineer boots, ma+ belt... and really terrible dsquared jeans. Almost


I dunno. That sorta makes it even more cool.
 

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He got the Dsquared2 jeans at Totokaelo tho ....


Part of the coolness is that he couldn't have. I've been looking at a Japanese webstores a lot, lately, and the breadth of their buys often make things extra interesting. It shows complexity and personality.
 

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Photo forums are way too gear-orientated for me. The technical side of photography is pretty boring, but it's all most enthusiasts focus on. I stopped looking for forums a while ago, but am open to suggestions too, if anyone has some.

What would you prefer to discuss?

(and then, maybe we could discuss it in the photo thread? I am so guilty of neglecting it - I have a lot of stuff I could talk about, starting to do some printing and self-publishing at the moment, now know a lot about film, so much to discuss and share....)
 
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Photo forums are way too gear-orientated for me. The technical side of photography is pretty boring, but it's all most enthusiasts focus on. I stopped looking for forums a while ago, but am open to suggestions too, if anyone has some. 




I would just spend 20 minutes a day looking at photos, on Flickr, on tumblr, etc. You'll see garbage and you'll see great stuff, but I've found the process of actually looking St photos far more useful than reading I'll informed gear heads arguing about stuff they don't understand
 

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I want to plug my brothers photography website now (landscape mostly) but it's not a forum and I know I'm heavily biased so it would probably just come off as bad taste. I don't know **** about photography personally though.
 

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Post it up - it's not bad taste to say here's something I like check it out!

I'll bump the photo thread when I get home and can post up some photos and wax lyrical about other things.
 

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Yea after going to Paris I'd be okay never seeing another pair of Stan Smiths in my life... Except I was contributing to the problem because I also brought a pair as my only walking shoes.

The amount of people wearing Stans in Paris is insane. Half the people in a shop like Merci are wearing them. Still cool though. I dig 'em.

What would you prefer to discuss?

(and then, maybe we could discuss it in the photo thread? I am so guilty of neglecting it - I have a lot of stuff I could talk about, starting to do some printing and self-publishing at the moment, now know a lot about film, so much to discuss and share....)

Good question. I guess the RFT thread, but photography instead. Inspiration, photographers, news, business of photography, etc.

Random Photography Thoughts instead of What Are You Shooting Today.

Will bump the photo thread soon with thoughts.

I would just spend 20 minutes a day looking at photos, on Flickr, on tumblr, etc. You'll see garbage and you'll see great stuff, but I've found the process of actually looking St photos far more useful than reading I'll informed gear heads arguing about stuff they don't understand


Bit surprised to hear that Flickr still exists tbh. Kinda stopped going there after yahoo(?) bought it.

I want to plug my brothers photography website now (landscape mostly) but it's not a forum and I know I'm heavily biased so it would probably just come off as bad taste. I don't know **** about photography personally though.


Plug away.
 
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