random fashion thoughts

[TriggerDiscipline]

sorry, but i just can't imagine myself shopping for groceries with a trolley and looking like a dark sorcerer or a post-apocalyptic scavenger.

the fact that you think this way makes me feel embarrassed for you, like who buys this stuff and says "great! I'm finally the wizard I was destined to be!" do you identify as a fantasy-kin?

[Resonkuken]

Also, post-apocalyptic scavenger and grosery shopping kinda go hand in hand. Think of it as an adventure!

[550BC]

'Grailed' is full of low ballers

[lowrey]

sorry, but i just can't imagine myself shopping for groceries with a trolley and looking like a dark sorcerer or a post-apocalyptic scavenger.

Do you want to look like that in other situations then?

(edit: the following is general pondering and not specifically directed at you)

There is a difference between tweaking what you wear according to different situations, and playing dress up one minute and not the other. You should dress in what you feel comfortable with and that doesn't need a complete overhaul aesthetic-wise because you go from one place to another. Having your own style means being able to say "this looks like me" even if you are dressing for the occasion, and whether you are buying cat food or going to a business meeting.

But the original question was about wearing RO daily, I actually think its one of the most versatile labels there is, at least if you count in drkshdw. You can wear Rick and be in sweatpants and a hoody, jeans and a t-shirt, leather, a suit or some wizard ninja spaceman steez.

[josecc]

'Grailed' is full of low ballers

and a non trivial number of scammers

[DudleyGray]

"Tailored" clothing is so uncomfortable when you sit. Rick has spoiled my crotch with his roomy softness. I think it's time to start taking a serious look at loose Yohji clothes for work. Big suits and billowy dress shirts sound like heaven right about now.

[mikko]

'Grailed' is full of low ballers

The people on Facebook sales groups are even worse.

[550BC]

I agree, especially that 'Rick Owens Buy/Sell/Trade' group

[GucciAmen]

'Grailed' is full of low ballers

I agree, selling is definitely worse than buying second hand....

I think the demographic that is attracted to Grailed seems to prefer generic menswear and street clothing most of the time... Nice stuff (IMO) is like a needle in a haystack.

[neongud]

It's a hard time sifting through all the unserious buyers when selling, no matter where you sell in my experience. I use most of the available forums, grailed and bst-groups on facebook and it's really just lotto wherever you go.

Got scammed once via sufu and once USUS lost the package from me so I gave the guy a full refund. Sometimes I just bang my head against the wall and wonder why I even sell online anymore.

Especially with paypal siding almost exclusively with the buyer it's hard to be a seller in this world full of scammers, low bidders, people who can't communicate properly and assholes in general.

I gotta say though, 95% of my sales are problem free.

[ian+]

yeah

[cjbreed]

Lolololol

[hausofblaq]

Needs a sleigh made of antlers from the reindeer that pull it.

[SHYE_POSER]

yeah

[IMG]DICK CLAUS[/IMG]

Looks like Angelos Frentzos

[550BC]

admin of RO buy/sell group on Facebook kicked me out of the group for selling some RO totebags I had left. I sold one and he decided to ban me :/ that group exists out of 99% teenage posers anyway. Greg you are an idiot