WTF

[BBSCCP]

http://www.oki-ni.com/Mens-Knitwear/Boris-Bidjan-Saberi-Poncho-Knit/invt/bbs0614blk

how to turn a wrap into a poncho? just use the hole for your head :D

[theaddict]

they can't be serious!!! If so thats hilarious!!!

http://www.oki-ni.com/Mens-Knitwear/...nvt/bbs0614blk

how to turn a wrap into a poncho? just use the hole for your head :D

[Faust]

Someone told me that guy who ran the shop is going on his own.

[BBSCCP]

they can't be serious!!! If so thats hilarious!!!

you can see the silver thingy on the 2nd pic near his right arm which as we all know should be somewhere else...

[theaddict]

Jahahahhahaha

[snafu]

Fake augusta

[t-bone]

more fake rick sneaks

http://cgi.ebay.com/Rick-Owens-men-leather-high-boat-shoe-size42-/280565169117?pt=US_Men_s_Shoes&hash=item4152fcbbdd

havent seen this exact knock-off before, love the stamped name in bold letters. is it weird that i like these better than the real ones? so surprised this dude has zero negative feedback.

[syed]

"The whole ideas was to provide something new and contemporary for our creative customers who wanted all the new shapes, cuts and silhouettes from the catwalk shows, and they wanted them now"

Maybe we should be thankful for such a perfect definition of fast fashion, but the naturalness of admitting to copy looks from the catwalks is simply too frustrating.

The ASOS Black range really has gotten me thinking, especially alongside the release of Topman's AAA range. The first range of AAA t-shirts looked like Ann knock-offs, as do some of the ASOS Black ones. I realize such a filtering down of styles happens all the time, however it just smacks of lack of creativity. I don't mind people wearing cheaper versions of high end, however promoting the range as a literal copy of the catwalk really annoys me. I really dislike the fact that ASOS have been marketing it as something new and highly creative. But I suppose that is what they have to do to sell to people who may simply have a passing interest in fashion, being interested really only in dress.

I'm reminded of the Rick Owens interview where he was asked about COS (the 'higher end' branch of H&M) copying his t-shirts a few seasons back, with raw hems, long body and center back seam. He said that he didn't mind because he does not "own" the aesthetic he designs.

I don't want to get bogged down into a high street v. designer argument, because you could easily dress to a certain aesthetic using All Saints and not even knowing about Rick/BBS/Julius/whatever. But ASOS Black really has gotten my goat so to speak.

[Faust]

The ASOS Black range really has gotten me thinking, especially alongside the release of Topman's AAA range. The first range of AAA t-shirts looked like Ann knock-offs, as do some of the ASOS Black ones. I realize such a filtering down of styles happens all the time, however it just smacks of lack of creativity. I don't mind people wearing cheaper versions of high end, however promoting the range as a literal copy of the catwalk really annoys me. I really dislike the fact that ASOS have been marketing it as something new and highly creative. But I suppose that is what they have to do to sell to people who may simply have a passing interest in fashion, being interested really only in dress.

I'm reminded of the Rick Owens interview where he was asked about COS (the 'higher end' branch of H&M) copying his t-shirts a few seasons back, with raw hems, long body and center back seam. He said that he didn't mind because he does not "own" the aesthetic he designs.

I don't want to get bogged down into a high street v. designer argument, because you could easily dress to a certain aesthetic using All Saints and not even knowing about Rick/BBS/Julius/whatever. But ASOS Black really has gotten my goat so to speak.

Bingo. One can only hope that the bandwagoneers will move on, and those for whom these clothes are more than mere fashions will remain.

[mizzar]

havent seen this exact knock-off before, love the stamped name in bold letters. is it weird that i like these better than the real ones? so surprised this dude has zero negative feedback.

fully stitched sole oh, when Rick, when?...
they are sold for around 50$ in china,
so 250 as a starting bid is a bit to much.

[NOIRNUMERO]

i too like the fake version of the RO dunks. much cleaner, and the waxed laces seem to fit well. well atleast nicer than most fakes

[Shucks]

rad hourani x mykita

[SHYE_POSER]

From the folks who last season brought you an ex formula 1 driver on a mobility scooter, present to you this beauty...hail NEW POWER STUDIO....LONG LIVE LONDON FASHION WEEK!

[Faust]

The decide to oneup margiela?

[thejjbb]

To continue the train of knock-offs