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Feb 24 2009 ∞
YES: HU$TLE THREADS, NO: MY BOY LET ME DOWN, NO: THE DARK LORD SAURON (MARC JACOBS) The image above is taken from Valetmag.com and is a cool interactive joint so definitely check that out. Anyway after a thorough browsing of these I’m comin away with a couple things.  One is that Calvin Klein needs to be steppin up their game a lil, becuase while they are keeping it real with that “austere minimalism” we all (or at least I) love, it looks like they are two steps away from rollin out the costumes from THX 1138, like embracing the 21st century dystopia tip but from the twighlight zone (although uniforms might make me a lot less angry when I walk down the street).  Also those winter coats look like that Marty Mcfly shit from 2015. However that stuff is way preferable to the Marc by Marc Jacobs line which seemingy doesn’t get that this resurgence in flannel popularity is totally bunk and that I’m punching the first dude I see wearing one of those tophats!  This clothing is encouraging all the wrong kind of swagger, straight out the 20th century thrift-store.  Definitely tight (at least above the waist) was Tim Hamilton’s stuff for keeping it REALLY real mit schwarz und weiss, and shout out to Patrick Ervell for a touch of class with the 21st century erudite look.

YES: HU$TLE THREADS, NO: MY BOY LET ME DOWN, NO: THE DARK LORD SAURON (MARC JACOBS)

The image above is taken from Valetmag.com and is a cool interactive joint so definitely check that out.

Anyway after a thorough browsing of these I’m comin away with a couple things.  One is that Calvin Klein needs to be steppin up their game a lil, becuase while they are keeping it real with that “austere minimalism” we all (or at least I) love, it looks like they are two steps away from rollin out the costumes from THX 1138, like embracing the 21st century dystopia tip but from the twighlight zone (although uniforms might make me a lot less angry when I walk down the street).  Also those winter coats look like that Marty Mcfly shit from 2015. However that stuff is way preferable to the Marc by Marc Jacobs line which seemingy doesn’t get that this resurgence in flannel popularity is totally bunk and that I’m punching the first dude I see wearing one of those tophats!  This clothing is encouraging all the wrong kind of swagger, straight out the 20th century thrift-store.  Definitely tight (at least above the waist) was Tim Hamilton’s stuff for keeping it REALLY real mit schwarz und weiss, and shout out to Patrick Ervell for a touch of class with the 21st century erudite look.

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