Pringle of Scotland F/W 2010

[ProfMonnitoff]

Sorry in advance for the big pictures. These are just two looks I liked (most of it is average) and thought deserve to be seen in HQ. The rest of the collection in normal size is below.

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[stretcheroo]

Whoa. Is it just me? This doesn't look like any of the Pringle stuff I've seen in the past. It has been very Brooks Brothers in the States -- or at least in California.

[XenoX101]

Armani meets Avant Garde is what first came to mind, then I started thinking Gianfranco Ferre. Doesn't work for me either way.

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Armani??????

Do you even know what an Armani jacket is cut like?

[Torchiere]

Whoa. Is it just me? This doesn't look like any of the Pringle stuff I've seen in the past. It has been very Brooks Brothers in the States -- or at least in California.

Same here. I have always imagined Pringle to be very conservative and a brand for old folks. It doesn't help that most of the time the pieces I see are sweater vests in navy or cream. Maybe they're trying to target the younger market now? Hell, this is the first time I knew that Pringle had runway, so what do I know.

[XenoX101]

Armani??????

Do you even know what an Armani jacket is cut like?

It was meant partly in jest, you can replace Armani with Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, insert-lux-gentlemens-brand-with-conservative-ideals-here.

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It was meant partly in jest, you can replace Armani with Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, insert-lux-gentlemens-brand-with-conservative-ideals-here.

I know those aren't the usual brands of focus here, but at least have some general knowledge of what you're talking about before descending into platitudes and generalizations like this.

[XenoX101]

Oh please, you're probably just mad because there's some peculiars that I'm ignorant to which you obviously hold to a high regard, fair enough but thats beside the point. The general appearance of these looks are standardized lux meets avant garde, that was my point, Armani was just an example.

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Well, my point was that if you're gonna spout off about things you clearly don't know much about (which in itself I don't see as too bad of an offense, as I do this a lot myself, btw), at least sound like you do.

[ProfMonnitoff]

^ It seems like you forgot who you're talking to