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im at the gym right now but ill put up pics in like 2 hours
Post pics of HIGH-END DESIGNER CLOTHING (pics)...............
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rfx u probably wouldnt believe me but i use to go out with a girl whos dad owned the production factories for marc jacobs in asia, coulda got anything fromthere practically free
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Originally Posted by mellowg
rfx u probably wouldnt believe me but i use to go out with a girl whos dad owned the production factories for marc jacobs in asia, coulda got anything from there practically free
but you didn't...
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Originally Posted by mellowg
rfx u probably wouldnt believe me but i use to go out with a girl whos dad owned the production factories for marc jacobs in asia, coulda got anything from there practically free
Can i get her number?
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did you guys know that crooks is doing something like a damier canvas graphite this upcoming?..........backpack similar to the montsouri..........duffle looksnice.
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Finally got to see the graphite belts in person today, as well as that graphite polo, crewneck, etc..
Was quite impressed by the inventeur belt, and polo. Pondered the thought of buying the polo in a few weeks, but I'll see how the thought process goes....
Was quite impressed by the inventeur belt, and polo. Pondered the thought of buying the polo in a few weeks, but I'll see how the thought process goes....
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Anyone know of a solid Iphone/itouch case? I know LV has the monogram and the camo one, but I prefer the Damier anyways. Any suggestions for other brands?
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Since you like the Damier, I believe the Damier Graphite has an iphone holder as well. However, it also states:
Open ended for increased practicality- Don't fit Iphone 3G
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really doesnt make sense that lv didnt make a case that would fit the 3G
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To be honest, I don't know how big the difference is between the last gen iphone and the 3G version but maybe the holders were already in production whenthe 3G released a month or two ago. They will probably release a 3G version eventually. Maybe for the next season.
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I have been told October for 3g holders, but I would expect a month delay on top of that most likely.
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I'm too lazy as of now, but you can check out/buy from the F/W or what remains of S/S (on sale) from http://www.luisaviaroma.com/ , great website, I buy a lot from there because they have EVERYTHING in stock always,only problem is the pricing can be a little more than what you'd pay here for some reason. Prices are in Euros.
I like DSquared/D&G more for their S/S than their F/W though, I like more subdued stuff like Prada, Dior Homme, etc. for outerwear and heavier clothes.
If I have some free time I'll post some of my stuff, but most of it's on that website (or was recently) since I don't have much from dsquared ord&g that dates back before '07 or so.
P.S. nice stuff everyone, I looked back through some of this thread and there were some cool pieces.
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if your talking bout the same one i saw just imagine that graphite T...as a sweaterOriginally Posted by DiPlOmAt TDOt
I got to see this Graphite Crewneck that's $710.
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The link doesn't work but your style seems a bit contradicting. You like the subdued stuff, which I am assumign you mean subtle designs, but also likeD&G and DSquared? Those are the two loudest clothes branding I know. Their shoes and clothing are so out there that it is far from subtle or subdued. Andif you like D&G and DSquared, with how they put their logo everywhere, it's not much different from LV or Gucci if not worst.
For example, compared these shoes.
DSquared2
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http://www.saksfifthavenu...7&bmUID=1219679313742',590,590,'0414904286789');">
http://www.saksfifthavenu...7&bmUID=1219679320959',590,590,'0414969010848');">
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http://www.saksfifthavenu...7&bmUID=1219679383661',590,590,'0417804792831');">
http://www.saksfifthavenu...7&bmUID=1219679395480',590,590,'0417804792695');">
http://www.saksfifthavenu...7&bmUID=1219679402466',590,590,'0417804702250');">
Gucci looks a bit more subtle and less loud since they do not use too many bright colors.
As for clothes, every company makes the simple blazer/sportcoat and shirts but when it comes to more noticeable stuff, D&G and DSquared still got Gucci andLV in that department. I mean the LV Polo has a very subtle monogram on the collar and sleeves band only. The Gucci's only has the green-red-green stripewhile D&G and DSquared usually has their logo in the back or in the chest combined with plenty of bright colors, especially their SS items.
I'm not trying to start some argument or fight, I'm just curious which style you were talking about.
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RFX-
My bad if I wasn't clear, but that's basically what I was saying....for T-Shirts, sweatshirts, etc., casual clothing for spring/summer, I like the loudstuff....the D&G and DSquared.
For fall/winter and for anything more formal, I prefer Dior Homme, Prada, etc., which usually use black or darker colors and are more subdued, with no visiblebranding to speak of, save maybe a red strip of rubber with "PRADA" on it hanging off a zipper of a windbreaker or something.
I don't own any designer sneakers, only dress shoes, so I can't really comment on those, but the DSquared sneakers look hideous
, I'd muchprefer the Gucci ones.
My bad if I wasn't clear, but that's basically what I was saying....for T-Shirts, sweatshirts, etc., casual clothing for spring/summer, I like the loudstuff....the D&G and DSquared.
For fall/winter and for anything more formal, I prefer Dior Homme, Prada, etc., which usually use black or darker colors and are more subdued, with no visiblebranding to speak of, save maybe a red strip of rubber with "PRADA" on it hanging off a zipper of a windbreaker or something.
I don't own any designer sneakers, only dress shoes, so I can't really comment on those, but the DSquared sneakers look hideous
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Thanks for clearing that up, thats what I figured you meant, different styles for different seasons. But does the Euro fashion really goes for that stuff? Ican't imagine Spain, Italy and Portugal having the loud colorful fashion, unless your talking about the die hard futbol fans, but those guys are anexception. When you mentioned less traditional, I imagined steam punk right away. I'm not so sure why though.
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Well that's definitely not for dressing up, but for the under-30 crowd, definitely. D&G is huge there. And a lot of the stuff isn't loud andcolorful (although some definitely is), like the button-down shirts, the jackets, etc. Same goes for D2. The t-shirts though? Definitely. In fact, a lot aretoo loud for my tastes.
I remember a couple summers ago everyone in Barcelona was wearing these shirts with a huge "D&G" logo, and one of several sayings underneath,like "Dollars & Girls" or "Diamonds & Guys" for the women's shirts. Kind of over-the-top IMO, but they were a hit.
At least from what I've seen, and I go to Spain & Italy often.
I actually looked at Gucci recently and I was surprised, they have some nice jackets that are logo-less and very cool.
I remember a couple summers ago everyone in Barcelona was wearing these shirts with a huge "D&G" logo, and one of several sayings underneath,like "Dollars & Girls" or "Diamonds & Guys" for the women's shirts. Kind of over-the-top IMO, but they were a hit.
At least from what I've seen, and I go to Spain & Italy often.
I actually looked at Gucci recently and I was surprised, they have some nice jackets that are logo-less and very cool.
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Dsquared sneakers are horrendous imo. Especially the 6 striped ones that look like payless Kswiss...
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Does anybody know where I can buy Authentic Prada Polos? Thanks in Advance
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Online, Neiman Marcus and BlueFly are the only store I know that sells them. NM doesn't have any Prada polos at the moment though.
For a brick and mortar store, Neiman's, Saks, Barneys and the Prada boutiques sells them. Depending on where you live as well, like here in SoCal, fredSegal carries them as well.
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Thanks RFX, ill lookinto those, I live in NYC BTW
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NYC is the capital of shopping for designer clothes, you'll be able to find Prada polos easily.
That remidns me, I need to visit NYC sometime in my lifetime. I'm afraid of what i'll be taking back with me though.
That remidns me, I need to visit NYC sometime in my lifetime. I'm afraid of what i'll be taking back with me though.
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Are people still paying high prices for Moncler Bubble Jackets?
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Has Monclear started selling them for low prices?
