Stranger's Reactions to your Clothes?

[DRRRK]

OMG, picture?!

The pants:
http://www.yoox.com/item/YOOX/APRIL+...sts/sr_women80

Fit pic: NO WAY!

[dash]

I'm moving from the UK to Miami come October.
Dunno what reaction I'm gonna get over there. I'm not a brave as alot of you guys in how you dress, but I think over there even skinny jeans are associated with homosexuality. :-/

[mononon]

don't know much about Miami except there are a lot of guido-type people there.
also be prepared for HOT weather!

[Zhou]

Living in Phoenix, the literal dead-end of fashion of cities in the states (think ed harty everywhere), I quite often got stares when wearing any of my designer pieces out. It was especially bad when wearing my Julius sarouel shorts around when the second I would walk into a store or rather anywhere it was stares till I left. Its kinda sad cause its one of the few things I could wear in 110+ heat. LA so far is much better.

[jogu]

don't know much about Miami except there are a lot of guido-type people there.
also be prepared for HOT weather!

dude i did NOT like miami at all , went down there not too long ago to check some shit out and i was like dam its not that fun here or great . it had some nice ass beaches tho but i hated that everything was so spread out and one needed a fuckin car to get anywhere . no damn trains but from what the locals told me its a scene you have to alrdy be into otherwise most people will dislike it .
i went camping and fishin for like 4 days while i was there and that was pretty fun but hollllly shit at nite it was hot and then u wake up and its even hotter once the suns back out . one kinda cool thing was there were a ton of chain restaurants there like dennys . we dont have dennys in chicago , i always go crazy when i visit one . chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes babyyyyyyyy

[mononon]

getting off topic here, but los angeles is the same way with transportation, everything is fucking spread so far apart and a car is a must. going cross town is basically an entire days activity

[MikeN]

Trust me you'll see a ton of people in skinny jeans in Miami. I actually like Miami, but I am only there during Art Basel, and everyone tells me I would hate it during the year.

[thehouseofdis]

one kinda cool thing was there were a ton of chain restaurants there like dennys.

That's a good thing?

I don't get a lot of reaction, besides stares, from strangers regarding my clothing but I get a lot of compliments from my friends and questions on where I found such things.

Portland has a lot of local and hipster fashion but there are no SZ type clothing to be found for men here and I'm not even sure if Yamamoto, MM 6 or even Y-3 is available for women. I think Dries van Noten and Marni are finally available for women at Nordstrom now.

[mononon]

^that is actually pretty neat. i have never seen dvn nor marni at any nordstrom's in los angeles.

[diamonds]

two tourists said they liked my jacket (long y's cardigan). yay

[Shucks]

lulz.

[Lane]

I've had someone follow me from across in a store. So everytime I went to a corner of the store there would be a some people staring in the opposite side. My attire isn't the most extravagant, but people only know the polo/jeans combo around here.

[JimiRouge]

I've been rocking these old 'Nam era army boots for years now purely for the fact that they are comfortable as hell, near indestructible and just look effing badass. Many a stranger has pulled me up to tell me my boots are rad (including a number of schoolgirls which i still find surprising... The future's bright I suppose) or to ask where i got them or who they're by. I always enjoy telling them I don't know who they're by but I 'aquired' them from my high school cadet office many years ago now.
It's nice to know there are folks about who appreciate you mixing it up a bit, especially enough to pull you aside to pay compliment:)

on a side note... Does anyone else find it funny that skinny jeans, leather boots and a few months between haircuts can still get you called and 'Emo' these days?... Sigh

[Shucks]

um, maybe i'm wrong here, but isn't getting new haircuts the only thing emo kids do all day...?

Does anyone else find it funny that skinny jeans, leather boots and a few months between haircuts can still get you called and 'Emo' these days?... Sigh

[Heirloom]

i gotta say, i've recieved nothing but nice compliments here in New York, and noones staring. I love this place.