belinmad
Damn Tacky Big Collar Daddy
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. Worth looking at occasionally because it is interesting how people with horrendous taste spend their money.
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. Worth looking at occasionally because it is interesting how people with horrendous taste spend their money.
Oh, he's one of those oloHe wears other people’s bespoke
Oh, he's one of those olo
I often wonder what it was that made that strange design pop into the head of the shoe-maker. Was he also doing a bit of woodwork and one day found himself standing on a plank? Or did he simply find straight cuts much easier than the creation of curves? Or had there been floods and the notion of creating a mini shoe-raft sudddenly occur to him?
I often wonder what it was that made that strange design pop into the head of the shoe-maker. Was he also doing a bit of woodwork and one day found himself standing on a plank? Or did he simply find straight cuts much easier than the creation of curves? Or had there been floods and the notion of creating a mini shoe-raft sudddenly occur to him?
Any other suggestions?
The Shooman , and I am asking this seriously, net time you are chatting with Lattanzi, ask him about this type of toe. Or maybe you know it is used across brands.
The fugly Italian square toe especially in conjunction with norvegseWhat about the toe?
Anyway, it is a porridge-jaw shoo made from Branchini, but it is copied from Lattanzi.
The fugly Italian square toe especially in conjunction with norvegse
Respoke isn't it? Something that Swedish diplomat in Geneva did.
I'm always amazed at how deeply you can grasp market dynamics just from the middle of nowhere, Aussieland, and from a bunch of igents and forum.Also....
look at how many makers do norvegese these days. It doesn't matter if it is poorly done with wide stitches (95% of makers). People see all that stitching and consider the shoes the top of the top and buy them. It is a great selling gimmick and has a blind following from an army of buyers. But still, most makers don't make norvegese, so those gimmick makers have enough market to sell to uneducated shoo nerds who don't know any different.
.that is the real question.
Please list the trash people so we can also be entertained by their awfulness.buying followers is distasteful
begging for engagement (comment using these hashtags!) is distasteful
but yeah his suits fit well and he seems to know what he is doing now. so maybe some amount of fighting fire with fire can be forgiven. I'll take this over the trash influencers with their cheap garbage and low effort content
Mitchell Moss orders items from online shops, makes videos about them and returns them. How much of a cheap fuck can you be?
Please list the trash people so we can also be entertained by their awfulness.
Please list the trash people so we can also be entertained by their awfulness.
I know Stanley I was being facetious, but I'm generally curious since I'm not on social media, is there a real prevalence of these poorly dressed schmucks passing themselves off as menswear influencers?I was speaking generally
If we remove the pant tie strings and the sunglasses, this is a pass.
And the chains over the tshirt! I hate that so much.If we remove the pant tie strings and the sunglasses,
this is a pass.
His posture and small stature really are the issue. Feels like a 5 year old playing dress up without the 5 year old cuteness
And the chains over the tshirt! I hate that so much.
A pass for a Sunday morning at home, sure. But anyone can get a tshirt, sweatpants and sneakers from Target for $30.
Nailed it!!![]()
buying followers is distasteful
begging for engagement (comment using these hashtags!) is distasteful
but yeah his suits fit well and he seems to know what he is doing now. so maybe some amount of fighting fire with fire can be forgiven. I'll take this over the trash influencers with their cheap garbage and low effort content