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I love forever 21 and their cheapass knock off clothes. It gets the job done. I also love J Crew and Anthropologie. There's a lot of high end design houses whose work I admire, but I don't own a single high end/couture thing. I will get my hands on a Chanel bag one day though.
I buy clothes from wherever I want.
I like Forever 21 too. I was browsing their website, but I only own like one thing from them. I mainly shop all over really. The malls around me have all those stores. I like affordable clothes, but I'm willing to spend a few extra bucks for things that I know I will wear a lot like coats, jeans, sweaters, and boots. My clothes shopping taste can range from Walmart to Prada.
Since I am in business of Apparel I'll let you guys know whom some of my company's clients are
ZARA
PULL AND BEAR
PAPER DENIM & CLOTH
OLD NAVY
H&M
TDM
SAMURAI JEANS
JEAN COMB JEAN
ENYCE
MECCA
etc and etc
And how the clothes I wear are mostly European in style and taste with a flavor of Japanese
I have a whole range of clothing brands...From the inexpensive to my Issey's and Armani's ..Icebergs to Diesels....
Of course when I'm at home I dress like a hobo!! ^_^
SAMURAI DO NOT WEAR JEANSQuote:
SAMURAI JEANS
THIS IS VERY UPSETTING TO ME
FIX IT, ROD.
I'm going to rebel against your sick, facist 'no boys allowed' regime, Laddy, and post in this thread! :mad2:
In the indie music scene I'm a part of, a lot of people look REALLY similar. Like with all styles of people. I think mostly everyone buys their clothes from places like topman, so I've taken to only wearing random skateboarding brands of t-shirts and hardcore t-shirts (t-shirts with hardcore bands on them.) :p I like dressing in the style but messing with it.
Jacket wise I usually wear sports jackets, Adidas, Fred Perry, whatever. I like it because my tight jeans and plimsolls and stuff is contrasted with the good old sporty coats.
Tell it to the Japanese Bunny Hunny SAMURAI JEANS-サムライジーンズQuote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
I was always told to dress for the job I wanted. That's why I dress like a bum. The beard has been helping tons.
I only really care about brands when it comes to sneakers. Adidas, Converse and K-Swiss are my favourites and dominate the collection. I've got some Lacostes, Nikes and Reeboks too.
Whatever I wear on any given day depends on the shoes I want to wear.
I second this. I can't fathom spending a ton of money on clothing that isn't for a special occasion. If it looks good - it looks good.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
On items that will last me a long, long time I can bother with extra funding but those items I normally get as presents cause people know I'm [strike]cheap[/strike] frugal. Example, I just got a pair of polarized Maui Jim's for my birthday with the Big Beach frames. Found out they were $350-ish afterwards. I'd NEVER spend that much on sunglasses even if they are incredibly nice!
mulitple layers leading to a slick look is always nice. For men, always have tailored jackets, and if they can afford it, tailored shirts (I settle for smaller shirts which have a better fit for my frame; 1.7:1 shoulder to hip ratio is annoying)
lol this guy is azn
http://finestitch.com.au/style-blog/...suit-makes.jpg
See the difference between tailored suit though? It's brilliant. My next jacket / suit will be tailored and it will be glorious.
Alternatively more urban but stylish looks can be achieved through the use of jeans and jacket combos. For women, accessories ftw.
I don't wear anything from any of your clients, Rod.
Haha. I'm surprised this post wasn't made earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guardian XIII
Pull and Bear is AMAZING. Too bad there aren't in America.
I love Anthropologie, but I have a hard time justifying the prices most of the time.
The only thing I really look for is hats shoes and hoodies. Otherwise I just get whatever feels good for shirts and pants. I usually just get plain black/grey/white/blue shirts and for pants almost always Jeans.
The shirt I am wearing right now has holes in the back.