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Posted by Dj Dovla on Apr-12-2004 02:08:





something like that ..


Posted by Vivid Boy on Apr-12-2004 02:13:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
such a girl answer




yeah true...but i got style :P GQ thugged out style
ur love it or u hate it

tho when im going to a nice club i can dress up very nice


Posted by torontotrance on Apr-12-2004 02:17:

Whatever feels comfortable...heck I still wear tearaways around the house, I got a few pairs and I'm not getting rid of them. Somethings I bought years ago and never got rid of them, I bought a long sleeved shirt for 10 bucks almost 6 years, it still fits because I always buy the largest size, for the most room and if it shrinks...it does not cause too many problems.


Posted by Krypton on Apr-12-2004 03:08:

quote:
What kind of clothes do you wear regualary and what are your fav companies.

I normally wear a collard shirt or button down shirt and khakis with Rainbow sandals everyday to school and my fav companies are: Polo, Brooks Brothers, Thomas Pink, LaCoste, and Vineyard Vines.



who wears clothes?

my favorite company is my own skin. god is my company. cant go wrong with nature's company


Posted by Wretched on Apr-12-2004 03:08:

sk8r boi shit

DC, World Industries, etc..


Posted by UWM on Apr-12-2004 03:22:

Way too much money invested in clothing.

However one trend that is a constant is every day that I can wear flip-flops in the summer I will.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Apr-12-2004 03:26:

i like bucknaked....i dunno why its something abt my johnson flopping in the wind that makes me feel so gooood


Posted by NeoPhono on Apr-12-2004 03:43:

I'll go out on a limb...

Flip-flops are okay only under two conditions:

1) You're a girl 10 years old or younger.

2) You are at the beach.

If you don't fall into any of these categories, don't wear f*cking flip-flops. You look like some poor ass white trash hick that just blew his five bucks at Wal-Mart "shoe shopping." If you want "comfort" buy some sandals or a nice pair of tennis shoes. Don't walk around like it's "cool," because up until 2 years ago if you wore flip flops around you'd have your ass laughed at. It's a fad perpetuated by dumb-ass frat boys who listen to Jimmy Buffet too much. (The best was this winter (yes I did say winter) when I saw some dude walking to class in the snow with jeans, a winter jacket and flip-flops on.)


Posted by UWM on Apr-12-2004 03:45:

quote:
Originally posted by NeoPhono

Flip-flops are okay only under two conditions:

1) You're a girl 10 years old or younger.

2) You are at the beach.

It's a fad perpetuated by dumb-ass frat boys who listen to Jimmy Buffet too much.


Blah blah fuckity blah.


Posted by DigiNut on Apr-12-2004 03:51:

quote:
Originally posted by NeoPhono
I'll go out on a limb...

Flip-flops are okay only under two conditions:

1) You're a girl 10 years old or younger.

2) You are at the beach.

If you don't fall into any of these categories, don't wear f*cking flip-flops. You look like some poor ass white trash hick that just blew his five bucks at Wal-Mart "shoe shopping." If you want "comfort" buy some sandals or a nice pair of tennis shoes. Don't walk around like it's "cool," because up until 2 years ago if you wore flip flops around you'd have your ass laughed at. It's a fad perpetuated by dumb-ass frat boys who listen to Jimmy Buffet too much. (The best was this winter (yes I did say winter) when I saw some dude walking to class in the snow with jeans, a winter jacket and flip-flops on.)

Totally agree with you here, some of these "styles" are getting ridiculous. You probably just pissed MANY people off though

I'm not particular to any brand, but I am really picky about the clothes I buy. Couple of things from Tommy, Roots, Point Zero, Buffalo, and some other stuff that probably nobody's ever heard of but I happened to like... tend to stick with a lot of black/red/blue shades, don't like the light colours except for the occasional khaki...

...meh. And I stay away from the sandals unless I'm at the beach, I really don't think that anybody wants to see my feet - I sure as hell don't want to see theirs.


Posted by ShadoWolf on Apr-12-2004 03:56:

Lots of Ralph Lauren, Diesel, stuff from Express and Club Monaco, and a touch of Versace.


Posted by Mebot on Apr-12-2004 04:09:

all these expensive brand name clothing that people are wearing...

how in the hell do you afford all these nice clothes?

(except for the people that obviously have a full-time job, i guess im directing my question to TAs in college and/or high school) Do your parents give you a credit card or buy your stuff? i've been buying my own clothes since the start of high school.. but i've never really saved my money to buy a $60 t-shirt or something like that


Posted by getfoul on Apr-12-2004 04:27:



I wear this now though.


Posted by Orbax on Apr-12-2004 04:36:





Yahhh motorcycles. Here is the jacket im getting in like a week.



Posted by KarenLuvs2Party on Apr-12-2004 06:35:

Club Monaco, Banana Republic type of girl here.

But as for partying.. I'll rock the Puma gear.


Posted by nchs09 on Apr-12-2004 06:36:

quote:
Originally posted by KarenLuvs2Party
Club Monaco, Banana Republic type of girl here.

But as for partying.. I'll rock the Puma gear.
had to be from orange county


Posted by hardstyle on Apr-12-2004 07:48:

Dancing Dude hmm

Shoes: Reebok, Adidas
Pants: Dark,light grey cargo pants, black jeans
Shirt: Breakbeat science, adidas, bilabong, quicksilver,o'neil,etnics,football shirts : Ajax, Manchester Un,arsenal,kaiserslautern,ac milan,feyenoord,dutch national,belgium national
Hoodie:quicksilver,adidas,breakbeat science, triple 5 soul


Posted by Bondor on Apr-12-2004 08:30:

J. Crew/Whatever is on top of the pile no matter what season... and adidas flip flops the ONLY size 15 flip flop.


Posted by dbb on Apr-12-2004 09:29:

I like brand clothes, not to flashy though.

I usually wear a Paul & Shark sweater with a Paul & Shark pique underneath.
- Gardeur/Brax pants
- Dahlin shoes
- Paul & Shark jacket

My closet mostly consists of those, pluss some Pringle, Valentino, Cerruti 1881, Wolsey, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Armani and Berlington.

At summer I like wearing a slipover with a pique underneath (preferably pink )


Posted by SpecialEd on Apr-12-2004 11:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Vigilante
Summer

Thongs (flip flops for you Yanks)
Board Shorts (eg Quiksilver, Billabong, Rip Curl etc)
Singlets

Uni wear
Thongs / Diesel Shoes
Jeans
Tight-fitted T Shirts
Polo Shirts (sometimes)
Shorts
Jackets

Winter

Jeans
Cargo Pants
Shoes (whatever...Diesel/Puma/my Hawk skate shoes)
Tight-fitted jackets (eg old-skool Puma/Adidas style)
Beanie (aka a "Took" (sp?) )
Hoodies!!!!!! (I have Ezekiel, World Industries etc etc)

Going Out
Nice Jeans (e.g. Diesel/Lee)
Long-sleeve collared shirts
Short-sleeve collared shirts (eg Ben Shirman....so nice)
Tight-fitting T-shirts
Diesel shoes / nice leather shoes


exactly. love this guy's style.

Ben sherman, armani x, abercrombie, lacoste, puma track jackets and shoes, no cargo pants though, i stick to jeans and shorts, Rvca, Volcom Industry(not skate, surf - industry. they promote street/urban clothing compared to volcom skate/surf), billabong button-downs, VON ZIPPER<--best hats, paul frank, h & m, diesel, any stuff from urban outfitters or other urban designer.

About sandals though, fuck the flip-flops, shitty plastic shits. Rainbow sandals all the way(best leather sandals ever). I have like 3 different pairs because I love them so much. Living in HB, their the local favs. If you say screw sandals, well i'm sorry everyone here wears them, why? because we live proximity to the beach, and their easier to wear then shoes. Why the hell not? Sandals are more comfortable, i can see people that live in butt-fuck nowhere get aggitated by people wearing sandals, but here it's accustom.

I still sport trucker hats, nothing wrong with them, seeing that they look better then baseball caps or most beanies. I still like von dutch hats but I bought them before they were 70$ a freakin' hat.

People who bitch about clothing being expensive - What do you spend your money on? Vinyl? CDs(laugh), DVDs? stuff in general? Well, I don't collect anything or have anything I really invest in, but I do love clothes. Just making outfits is one the most fun parts about shopping. I hate to say it, but i'm a metrosexual(if you don't know what it is, don't bother trying to make some obsense remark). My old girlfriend says dressing is part vanity, part art. It's true, but it's not too hard unless you have some odd color sense.

I guess you either have to work for your clothes, or cash from the rents works as well. But to me, when you buy clothes it's permanent. It's good investment if it makes you content with your look. It's true that some people who do splurge into clothes are most of the time, privileged when it comes to cash. But clothing doesn't have to cost you that much if you buy your clothes periodically, if you just have like 6-7 outfits with a few different shirts/jackets/hats to rotate in your color schemes/clothing styles. If your really into one sort of style, then just stick to it and It really doesn't cost too much to spend on everyday clothes. Just think of it as a permanent investment.


Posted by UnBracKo on Apr-12-2004 14:24:

Shoes: Tommy Hilfiger, Pepe Jeans, Nike
Jeans: Levi's, Liberto, Pepe Jeans, Pull&Bear...
Jerseys/Sweaters: Ralph Lauren (Polo), Pepe Jeans, Liberto, Adidas, Volper...
T-shirts: Lacoste, Levi's, Pull&Bear t-shirts, Adidas, Kappa...

I don't care a lot about brands but I usually buy them cause the brand clothes are made with more quality materials and efficent process so in general these clothes are more hard-wearing. i prefer pay a bit more and have more hard-wearing clothes


Posted by dave25285 on Apr-12-2004 15:21:

Generally stuff from www.otoko.co.uk is pretty dam good. I spent �1000 there a few months ago and havent regreting buying any of it!!


Posted by A.J. on Apr-12-2004 16:59:

I have seriously never found better shirts then Ben Shirman. They are amde in Italy (i think), and are quite expensive for that reason, but they have the nicest material and the nicest cut.

i <3 them


Posted by dj_mdma on Apr-12-2004 17:12:

i wear clothes that are far too expensive. every time i go into a thread like this and post, i just get depressed about how much money i've spent over the years

I ONLY wear branded/designer stuff

I have a lot of Evisu clothing, which a japanese denim specialist. I think i've got 7 pairs of jeans, 3 Shirts, cufflinks, and 3 t-shirts. That alone comes up to about �1500. In america, i did the research and, since most designer stuff seems to be more expensive in the US, would cost about $6000+

Then i've got lots of Moschino stuff which is mainly t-shirts (i like the quirky designs) a couple of jeans and shirts. Gucci trousers and shoes, a Burberry coat, a few pairs of Nike shox trainers (great for clubbing) and the last big thing i bought was Dolce and Gabbana light knit sweater. it cost me �240!!!! but its soooo nice.

i will post pics of my clothing collection so that no one asks for pics or stfu


Posted by Wildfir3 on Apr-12-2004 17:13:

i only wear smelly clothes... chicks dig it


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