WTF

[anomolies]

http://www.yoox.com/item/YOOX/DRKSHD...r_previewmen80


Now we're talking.

Isn't that shirt mislabeled? I saw it under a different brand that only sold similar t shirts.

[Kirky]

if you're a small, lemme know when you have to sell it in order to cop other new rick okay?

sorry man

i sold it already months ago

i'm a 44-46 but this jacket is too big for me

Ro 07a/w sizing is ridiculously big

you might need a xs for this one if you're S in ro

it could fit a 48-50 from my memory

actually....don't get 07a/w if you're a small guy

the cloth length is longer than normal too...

[Enaml]

If beats by dre headphones weren't awful enough already....

[lowrey]

siiick. these will look great with my juicy couture sweatsuit.

[Patroklus]

TREND REPORT FOR 2012: dressing like an idiot

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/402314_291385584244959_129167640466755_865333_727336974_n.jpg

[Dane]

Listed in the Yohji women's section on yoox:



Yohji, how could you!?!

[Faust]

sorry man

i sold it already months ago

i'm a 44-46 but this jacket is too big for me

Ro 07a/w sizing is ridiculously big

you might need a xs for this one if you're S in ro

it could fit a 48-50 from my memory

actually....don't get 07a/w if you're a small guy

the cloth length is longer than normal too...

You are not very good with sarcasm, are you?

[the breaks]

TREND REPORT FOR 2012: dressing like an idiot
http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...27336974_n.jpg

LMFAO immediately started playing in my head

[obsi]

pretty sure the bright shiny clothes trend was already in like 2006

[Oasis]

A general WTF.. Male skirts, be it Rick or who ever producing them. I just don't get it at all. I've never seen one worn and thought 'that looks good', always just '.'

[Oasis]

^ My reaction is almost always the exact opposite, I wish more men wore skirts. I'm sure when women started wearing pants many men and women had a similar reaction of "not getting it". It's a final time men get free from stylistic constraints of this kind.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for pushing boundaries.. It's just something that instinctively makes me dislike mens skirts as soon as I see them. It looks too feminine for me. Although if that's the look that the wearer is looking for, then that's entirely up to them..

You're correct; it likely stems from me being socially conditioned to only women wearing skirts, although I am from Scotland where our national dress is basically a skirt... and I quite like that.

[Faust]

Maybe if more women felt like you, more men would do it. :-)

[jogu]

i think most ppl do think skirts = only for girls , thats just how it is and prol will be for a looooooong time . but i dont think all skirts look feminine just becos its a skirt . to me a feminine skirt would have like lots of pleats or maybe ruffles , some kinda details that look like its for girls , the cut and silhouette effects it also . when i look at ricks skirts specially ss12 i dont think girls at all . theyre plain enough that it resembles a long robe . when i remember all the priests i worked with when i was a young altar boy and gettin fitted for my robes i never think girl

[marco-von]

Well the thing is scotland has and always will be way ahead of the rest of the world in terms of fashion. Just our sheer open mindedness to all things in life. All the greats come to scotland to learn the values of clothes, such as Paul Harnden.

We have even influenced the greatest designer of all time Marc Jacobs. For that the world kisses our feet and stir's our porridge.

I don't want to be a spokesmen for the country but i will. We would like to thank our high underage birth rates without that we would never beable to keep recreating the creative talent that strives and pushes our country forward to world fashion domination. Thanks.

[Dane]

That's the issue with men in skirts though...if you're not perceived as feminine, you're either fall into the priest category, or the Scot/kilt category.

I love the look...but unless I'm in a fashion-conscious city, I'd feel self-conscious.