What are you wearing today?

[kucejoe]

Fuuma and I at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris:

[shuit]

kucejoe/fuuma- you guys looks splendid. as if you are a part of the installation.

today:



I made the shirt for my school project but I will also use it from times to times to layers.. If you wish to see more of it's details- click here to go to the thread I made in the DIY section. I would love to hear some feedback to what I could do to make the shirt better, any thought and suggestion will be highly appreciate! thank you in advance SZ!

[juansolorzano]

Fuuma and kucejoe You guys need to teach me the art of blending in! Loving each fit, well done

[Soul Pill]

American Apparel
Rick Owens
Carol Christian Poell

[Faust]

I think you should shave a couple of inches off the legs so there is less stacking.
Also, those plain tees can make any outfit boring and are best used as an under layer. Speaking from experience.

[fncyths]

I didn't even notice the clothes...

Nice record collection

[endorphinz]

the heat breeds lethargy which breeds boredom which breeds....




to all my nyc brethren...pretty damn hot out there.... no?

btw, the above was worn a few daze ago @ night

[MetroBulotDodo]

Apologies for the wistful tone, but it is time to mark another birthday past with a portrait; a meditation on time’s passing and the potentialities for which we live because they *must* lie ahead.

Nil posse creari de nilo.

Nequeunt oculis rerum primordia cerni.

- Lucretius De Rerum Natura

and since our subject is garments and not so much time, I may as note my belief that styling makes for so much of an ensemble. This is the same Yohji Yamamoto apron skirt with velveteen folds and light lane wool as was worn here. The difference is that I am wearing a wool cap, a Helmut Lang tank and two oversize Golden Goose silk tanks that I have buttoned asymmetrically.

Here here,
MBD

[interest1]

Apologies for the wistful tone, but it is time to mark another birthday past with a portrait; a meditation on time’s passing and the potentialities for which we live because they *must* lie ahead.

Nil posse creari de nilo.

Nequeunt oculis rerum primordia cerni.

- Lucretius De Rerum Natura . . .

MBD

Dammit, MBD. Wistful + birthdays is so yesterday. (forgive the pun)

The beauty of potential is that it never lies ahead. It surrounds us, all of the time. It's no waiting game.

Which is why I disagree with your first proverb, but embrace the second one! Indeed, the beginnings of things cannot be distinguished with the eye. Luckily, we have the human heart as a much better guide. :)

p.s. I say, eat, drink, and be merry. On your birthday. And every day.

[jevwv]

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[originalre0]

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[LOVE]

Apologies for the wistful tone, but it is time to mark another birthday past with a portrait; a meditation on time’s passing and the potentialities for which we live because they *must* lie ahead.

Looks good, happy birthday! I read once in a David Wallace story that Yohji's women's stuff stops draping as well after being dry cleaned a few times, I always wondered if that was true or if he had just made it up.

[Faust]

Looks good, happy birthday! I read once in a David Wallace story that Yohji's women's stuff stops draping as well after being dry cleaned a few times, I always wondered if that was true or if he had just made it up.

Huh? Which story?

[galia]

My yohji has been drycleaned countless times, and it hasn't changed at all as far as I can tell

[LOVE]

Huh? Which story?

"The Suffering Channel"-dude you have to read it. It's filled with the most awesome descriptions of editorial intern's clothing choices. I had no idea the guy was so in touch with avant-garde fashion.