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I like how it takes a minute to figure out whether she's coming or going.
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I like how it takes a minute to figure out whether she's coming or going.
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She's in Rick Owens, so she's obviously coming...Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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I should've seen that one coming. D'oh! Pun NOT intended!Originally posted by Faust View Post.
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anyone been to Miami store? It looks massive...Comment
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I was just there. Big white open space, reminds me of the nyc store. Life sized mermaid Rick on the wall. People there seemed very nice."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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It looks significantly larger than the NYC store. Anyone made any purchases from the new website? A lot of the new stuff on the website looks great, but I have not seen in person.Comment
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They're all preorders at the moment but will be available after feb i believe but i also cant wait to see what the new geobaskets with darker sole will look in personOriginally posted by imblurredout View PostComment
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15 minutes countdown to FW14...Comment
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They're better than the other design, but now they just look like any old running shoe.i traded my LUC jeans + Julius belt + Neil Barrett jeans for a blamain biker jeansComment
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a couple hundred more than the current ones too.
I can't embed instragram posts but on the Rick online account the two top down pics are good. Reminds me of Miu Miu in the early 2000's.#nevernotalmostshoppingComment
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^^ the built-in bunion effect really makes them. thanks for posting, L.
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While not relative to the Paris show, I came upon this article and know I will lose/forget about it if I don't post it now. If it has already been posted please do delete, but I couldn't find it in my search.
Kembra Pfahler interviews Rick with a modest and friendly dialogue. Two poetic, brute, and stark innovators converge and converse:
“The noise of the bars, the grit of the sidewalks,
The decaying plane trees shedding leaves in the dark,
The omnibus a hurricane of rattling iron and mud,
That screeches, badly aligned on its wheels,
And slowly rolls its green and yellow eyes,
Workers going to their club, smoking clay pipes
Under the noses of the police officers,
Dripping roofs, sweating walls, slippery pavement,
Cracked asphalt, streams filling the gutter,
That’s my road—with heaven at the end.”
-- Paul VerlaineComment
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