What are you wearing today?

[Heirloom]

i definetly agree with eternal on this. i see nothing "saggy" with acm100 and i definetly don't see how his body would "ruin the line of the shirt"... to think that bodies have to fit clothes and not the other way around is rather sad.

lazyness is also a natural part of being human, and i don't demand physical perfection from anyone.

[Raw]

I agree with eternal aswell, acm doesn't look unfit/lazy, he's quite slim, not ripped but his back and shoulders are kinda broad and toned for his size.

Although I also agree with copacetic, in more of a general term, not targeting acm, that everyone should exercise and eat less bread or better yet, eliminate it from your regular diet completely.

[Sergey Seven]

everyone should exercise and eat less bread or better yet, eliminate it from your regular diet completely.

That's what i trying to do, but i like cakes and sweets so much so i have to go to gym 3 times a week

[Faust]

Kunk and others, don't you find that when a shirt is that much longer than your jacket it looks super awkward zipped? This is a problem I have with long shirts and shorter jackets though I like the look. Or do you just never close the jacket?

If the shirt is fitted enough it doesn't billow out and looks good. I go back and forth on liking that look.

[Faust]

relativism is so intellectually lazy.

i'm comfortable upholding the standard for human physical beauty that has stretched from the dawn of civilization through the renaissance.

"he who cannot draw on 3000 years of history is living hand to mouth."
-goethe

So were the Nazis. It's one thing to like something, another one to impose a standard. I, too, like beautiful people, but I would never disdain someone based on his/hers physical appearance.

[Raw]

That's what i trying to do, but i like cakes and sweets so much so i have to go to gym 3 times a week

Haha cakes and sweets can be had as treats once in a while, but bread as part of your diet isn't really needed, it's not really tastey or anything. Bread can easily be replaced by quinoa, oatmeal or sweet potato if you want carbs for breakfast or post-workout. For other meals, it's not too hard to minimise your carbs. If you have a sweet tooth like me, stevia is your best friend . I like to mix protein powder, cottage cheese and stevia for something sweet.

[lowrey]

I'm on an all sandwich diet

[Racefortheprize]

[Mail-Moth]

^ Man, you just saved this thread.

Raw, I don't know what bread is like in Melbourne, but please avoid hasty generalizations. The bread I eat here is better than cake. I can't have enough of it, and I still have to turn fat.

[Racefortheprize]

They call me the thread saver.

[Mail-Moth]

^ Thread saver number two. I like the shoes much more in that kind of context.

[interest1]

I'm on an all sandwich diet

the anti-quinoa committee fully endorses this decision.

[Raw]

^ Man, you just saved this thread.

Raw, I don't know what bread is like in Melbourne, but please avoid hasty generalizations. The bread I eat here is better than cake. I can't have enough of it, and I still have to turn fat.

Ok last post on bread lol.
MM, well you're in France, that's a different level .

[kunk75]

i like this post. i see an awful lot of expensive clothing on $5 bodies while walking around.

well, at some point you need to make a distinction.

some clothing looks better on skinny people, and some clothing looks better on big people. i like designers willing to take on that challenge, like yohji yamamoto.

slinky julius tops, though, don't look right with saggy pecs in the way. it ruins the line of the sweater. i think that being totally pec-less works too (like most male runway models).

can't we be more like the greeks? at some point we should hold up a standard of physical beauty.

what i can say is this: my standard of physical beauty is not someone who sits on his ass all day and becomes obese. that sort of physical laziness is not natural and will never be. human beings are at their best when they are physically active.

[michael_kard]

/\ $5 bodies? What a horrible expression.

More importantly.... That Ann D jacket is SICK! What season is it?

The blazer is from the S/S 2011 collection - click.

can't we be more like the greeks? at some point we should hold up a standard of physical beauty.

You can't, because the lifestyle most modern people follow does not allow for 4-6 hours of workout every day... And even the Greeks turned fat after a while (those who got past the age of 45, that is) And frankly, when I see people with extremely fit and muscular bodies I do find it nice and all, but I know it's almost always a result of a highly "artificial" and labored activity like going to the gym, and does by no mean represent the actual lifestyle of a person.