Nashav
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Wishful thinking there so that is most likely one of the voices in his head.
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Wishful thinking there so that is most likely one of the voices in his head.
Fox News: we are real journalists capable of critical insights. It’s just that the President is perfect so we have nothing bad to say about him.
Fox News: we are real journalists capable of critical insights. It’s just that the President is perfect so we have nothing bad to say about him.
You say that about the guy in the seven and half thousand pound overcoat? COME ON!I like his outfit there. Although not worth that money.
How not to wear an overcoat. Hips look wider than the shoulders, too much skirt and too little chest, and all the other "design" flaws.
Fox News: we are real journalists capable of critical insights. It’s just that the President is perfect so we have nothing bad to say about him.
Give me Francis Bown any day.
But as for why? It could just be normal obsession - some people are prone to get obsessed with whatever they take an interest in. But I also think signaling is a legit reason. It's easy to signal that you're successful if you look like you're successful. Upper-class white-collar professionals can always recognize each other by just glancing at their shoes, watch, coat, etc.
Gus "rhe cheat" Walbolt
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my favorite punching face
thank you for your lines:
QuandoDio I am not a particularly violent man, however, that is a face one would never get tired of punching.
Pimpernel Smith Quite correct, a face only a mother could love:
Beyond parody.Drake's sells them and they happen to be quite popular... It speaks a lot about their image and these groupie customers.
your face only loved by Hungarian shoo makers dogheter
Drake's sells them and they happen to be quite popular... It speaks a lot about their image and these groupie customers.
this is just awful. is she cosplaying as an old time soda pop fountain employee?
I understand Pitti is going on and I renew my amazement as to the level of narcissism that would cause someone who is not involved in the BUSINESS OF SELLING MENSWEAR to spend the time and money to cross the ocean to Italy - especially at this time of year - just to get a few photo ops with burnt out semi alcoholic eurotrash who someone has decided are ‘influencers’. Yeah must make great copy for your blogs lads, too bad those who are a bit more worldly wise are laughing at you and your sycophancy for these sad bastards.
i dont understand you. you claim racial segregation at pitti and then proceed to post photos of all sorts of racial mixing at pitti. it is true that they all appear to be low breed, inferior stock, servant class, human garbage (whether white, black, brown, yellow or red), but you must be very sensitive to this type of thing.
pretty sure this started long before the sapeurs as zoot suits were a gross exaggeration of the english drape cut. but whateverBeing neither black nor white makes me very sensitive to this sort of thing. What I see at Pitti is the emergence the "sartorial" or "iGent" version of the caricature of the black aesthetic, the Shaft or pimp aesthetic. The Sapeurs started it all, decades before it even became a thing in the United States. But it came about through an ignorance of the European aesthetic. They wanted to look like sophisticated Frenchmen and Belgians, and overdid it. In the US, the drug-dealing criminal pimp wants to project wealth and status, so he takes the European suit and tie, and turns it into a caricature of the cuts, the textures, colours, jewellery, and accessories.
To the #woke generation, it's empowerment. To me, it's the surest way to self-segregation.
Being neither black nor white makes me very sensitive to this sort of thing. What I see at Pitti is the emergence the "sartorial" or "iGent" version of the caricature of the black aesthetic, the Shaft or pimp aesthetic. The Sapeurs started it all, decades before it even became a thing in the United States. But it came about through an ignorance of the European aesthetic. They wanted to look like sophisticated Frenchmen and Belgians, and overdid it. In the US, the drug-dealing criminal pimp wants to project wealth and status, so he takes the European suit and tie, and turns it into a caricature of the cuts, the textures, colours, jewellery, and accessories.
To the #woke generation, it's empowerment. To me, it's the surest way to self-segregation.
Now for some pics of disagreeable outfits at
You're Puerto Rican?Being neither black nor white makes me very sensitive to this sort of thing.
Are they really that insecure and thus need validation from strangers and a bunch of apes on Instagram?
You're Puerto Rican?