What is your Clothing Style?
- Thread starter Davey
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- 9 Feb 2005
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Once a coward ... always a coward I say.
Man of principle - that's me !
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Duo
As the Rush Comes
- 25 Apr 2003
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I like a mixture of styles. at times i prefer the baggy pants at times the normal size, casual, a bit more formal, i like to mix it up, although i'm not like a clothes enthusiast, i feel clothes are important because they can really make an impression and help to improve or damage one's image, i mean clothes have become like our second skin so we should pay a bit of attention to them, although i'm not the type to reccomend buying 100 $ pants or shirts or what not.......
Duo
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Miss_apollo7 said:Ooops....I feel targeted....I sometimes spend 250 USD for a belt, 1000 USD for a bag, etc....
Not at all, I mean is just that that's the way i've been conditioned and raised, clothes are important, but well personally I wouldn't pay 1000 $ for a belt, but that's what's good about diversity, I mean you work yourself and make your own money so y not lavish yourself
- 9 Feb 2005
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geno said:oooh hes got you there man!
Blast!
Never pick a fight with an Irishman - I should have known better!
(And I must speak to the wife, too!)
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Jungle Boy
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- 1 Oct 2004
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I just wear whatever is handy at the time. I don't really have a set style at all.
Kinsao
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- 8 May 2005
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I wear either jeans or black cargo pants, with T-shirt (not baggy) or vest top usually for normal work. Also, sometimes I wear more goth outfit (black and red my favourite colours!) although not all the time... the clothes quite expensive but I'm gradually building up a better goth wardrobe, lol. (but I can't be bothered with ultra high maintenance makeup!)
Luckily I don't have to wear formal for work. Often.
And, when I go on vacation, I wear... wait for it... shorts! (when the weather's good, of course!) Daren't wear them when I run the risk of meeting someone I know. Not that there's anything wrong with my legs - they're just not that special.
My fave item of clothing has to be my New Rock boots though. They are brilliant in the UK in the winter if you have to do walking or standing around - thick soles stop the cold from striking up, have good grip in ice and snow too!
I like to see nice jewellery but I play guitar, so I can't stand to wear rings on left hand or bracelets on right - really distract me!
Luckily I don't have to wear formal for work. Often.
And, when I go on vacation, I wear... wait for it... shorts! (when the weather's good, of course!) Daren't wear them when I run the risk of meeting someone I know. Not that there's anything wrong with my legs - they're just not that special.
My fave item of clothing has to be my New Rock boots though. They are brilliant in the UK in the winter if you have to do walking or standing around - thick soles stop the cold from striking up, have good grip in ice and snow too!
I like to see nice jewellery but I play guitar, so I can't stand to wear rings on left hand or bracelets on right - really distract me!
Apollo
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Duo said:Not at all, I mean is just that that's the way i've been conditioned and raised, clothes are important, but well personally I wouldn't pay 1000 $ for a belt, but that's what's good about diversity, I mean you work yourself and make your own money so y not lavish yourself
True...
TwistedMac
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- 4 Mar 2004
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Think of clothes as jewelry... You use them to adorn yourself. If you feel prettier in something because it has a gargantuan D&G on it, go ahead. knock yourself out!
For me I prioritise certain parts of clothing.. belts are way down at the bottom as my shirts will commonly cover it up anyway, so they are no more than a chord to hold my trousers in place.
Trousers are pretty high, but anything worn on the chest takes priority #1. so that's shirts and jackets...
But if you like to show off that bling bling around your waist... why not?
For me I prioritise certain parts of clothing.. belts are way down at the bottom as my shirts will commonly cover it up anyway, so they are no more than a chord to hold my trousers in place.
Trousers are pretty high, but anything worn on the chest takes priority #1. so that's shirts and jackets...
But if you like to show off that bling bling around your waist... why not?
Dream Time
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please do NOT relate hip hop with pimp
what you see on MTV isn't hip hop
i wear hip hop because i like the music, the art and the culture,
i do NOT wear bling blings
what you see on MTV isn't hip hop
i wear hip hop because i like the music, the art and the culture,
i do NOT wear bling blings
TwistedMac
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who said hip hop was bling blings?
I was speaking about D&G belts and anything else that pimps the brand of your clothes to show that you paid about 1000x more than the manufacturers had to pay to make it. (And no, that's not an exageration)
But still, I'm saying that's cool, and I'm not gonna diss anyone for putting so much money on that and saying "you could've gotten another belt x times cheaper, you are dumb" because you COULDN'T. If the D&G belt is what you feel comfortable in, then getting another lots cheaper isn't going to cut it for you. If you want to show off that you can pay these amounts of money for these clothes, then why not? If you feel comfortable in it, that's what's important.
I was speaking about D&G belts and anything else that pimps the brand of your clothes to show that you paid about 1000x more than the manufacturers had to pay to make it. (And no, that's not an exageration)
But still, I'm saying that's cool, and I'm not gonna diss anyone for putting so much money on that and saying "you could've gotten another belt x times cheaper, you are dumb" because you COULDN'T. If the D&G belt is what you feel comfortable in, then getting another lots cheaper isn't going to cut it for you. If you want to show off that you can pay these amounts of money for these clothes, then why not? If you feel comfortable in it, that's what's important.
