School Daze question. - Page 14

marquise1911 · #**196** 08-22-2006, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

No, not a fashion designer......I just dont think untucked vertical striped, fly collar, popped shirts underneath Argyle sweaters with baggy designer jeans and guido style shoes looks good. At all. The designer, probobly fake, sunglasses at night only adds to the ridiculousness.

Wait...Ok. Your sense of style is probably as dry as flour on toast, so I won't even assume you know what you're talking about. Style is style and you really can't judge. I bet, no I know, the ladies love the way those men, my frats, look in that pic (I bet yours would too, if you have one). In Miami it's all style. "Popped shirts underneath Argyle sweaters" are the hype right now, but for my frats it has been for a while.

FYI, you will get called out for rocking knock off shades, so that slick comment about the authenticity of my bruhs shades...save it.

marquise1911 · #**197** 08-22-2006, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by shinerbock

Now obviously other sections of the country enjoy similar items, but this argument is a product of the costa del mar/maui jim v. Chanel/Dior sunglasses debate. I'm not trying to draw attention to myself, I'm trying to keep the sun out of my eyes while checking out girls on campus...I mean, fishing.

Well I guess some ppl can keep the sun out of their eyes and look good doing it. Hey I got an idea, why don't we outlaw salt, pepper, and spices. Food should only be for nurishment, it shouldn't have to taste good.

macallan25 · #**198** 08-22-2006, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by marquise1911

Wait...Ok. Your sense of style is probably as dry as flour on toast, so I won't even assume you know what you're talking about. Style is style and you really can't judge. I bet, no I know, the ladies love the way those men, my frats, look in that pic (I bet yours would too, if you have one). In Miami it's all style. "Popped shirts underneath Argyle sweaters" are the hype right now, but for my frats it has been for a while.

FYI, you will get called out for rocking knock off shades, so that slick comment about the authenticity of my bruhs shades...save it.

No, i'm sorry......but most Southern women that I associate with would strongly disagree with you (maybe not in Miami, but in my experinces in that area....most of the women I saw were far from classy respectable individuals). I would describe my sense of style as Southern and classy. I care nothing about the latest fads. I think every guy in that picture looks ridiculous. But if you and your "frat bruhs" care to dress that way....thats fine. I am not judging. Miami is a place of its own. I don't care.

macallan25 · #**199** 08-22-2006, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by starang21

you probably have no sense of fashion at all. cowboy boots and a greasy flannel with random bar-b-que stains don't particularly look nice.

Sorry, I am more prone to Brooks Brothers, Ben Silver, Ralph Lauren, Facconable, etc. etc. Thanks for the stereotype though. Try harder next time douchebag.

Cowboby boots, yeah, i'll wear them sometimes....have a nice pair of Alligator and Ostrich, as well as some work boots for the ranch.

Please though, tell me what fashions you think are acceptable or what your fashion sense entails.

marquise1911 · #**200** 08-22-2006, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

No, i'm sorry......but most Southern women that I associate with would strongly disagree with you (maybe not in Miami, but in my experinces in that area....most of the women I saw were far from classy respectable individuals). I would describe my sense of style as Southern and classy. I care nothing about the latest fads. I think every guy in that picture looks ridiculous. But if you and your "frat bruhs" care to dress that way....thats fine. I am not judging. Miami is a place of its own. I don't care.

I highly doubt you have seen Miami or women NATIVE to Miami. So please do not speak of or on Miami like an expert. I would love to see you post a pic of yourself. Let us see your so called style. I laugh.

marquise1911 · #**201** 08-22-2006, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

Sorry, I am more prone to Brooks Brothers, Ben Silver, Ralph Lauren, Facconable, etc. etc. Thanks for the stereotype though.

Really all of these names sound so familiar to me. But I can bet you stick to the department store starter pieces.

DSTRen13 · #**202** 08-22-2006, 02:31 PM

at this thread.

macallan25 · #**203** 08-22-2006, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by marquise1911

I highly doubt you have seen Miami or women NATIVE to Miami. So please do not speak of or on Miami like an expert. I would love to see you post a pic of yourself. Let us see your so called style. I laugh.

Well, I have been to Miami around 5 or 6 times.....most recently to watch the NBA Finals with my father and some business partners. I was also down there a couple years ago for a Phish show around New Years. Obviously I am not an "expert" on Miami.....but I have been there enough to know exactly how it is. Thanks though for your concern.

Sorry though "bruh" i'm not going to post pictures of myself over the internet. Style is not that huge of an issue for me, outside of looking respectable and well kept. If you want to slap pictures of your "homies" looking like cheap impressions of Kanye West.......than thats fine by me. I'm sure your "frat" is really bad ass.

macallan25 · #**204** 08-22-2006, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by marquise1911

Really all of these names sound so familiar to me. But I can bet you stick to the department store starter pieces.

No man, I don't shop at department stores or malls, for that matter. I usually get my clothing from personal tailors and privately owned/family stores. What is a starter piece? Sorry, i'm not "down" with all of your fashion lingo.

marquise1911 · #**205** 08-22-2006, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

Sorry though "bruh" i'm not going to post pictures of myself over the internet. Style is not that huge of an issue for me, outside of looking respectable and well kept. If you want to slap pictures of your "homies" looking like cheap impressions of Kanye West.......than thats fine by me. I'm sure your "frat" is really bad ass.

Sure. Please stop the false wit. "homies", "bruh", wow! You seem more and more like an asinine prick with a pile of stool where his brain should be. I bet your one of “those people” who run their mouths online and locks their car doors when driving through a ruff neighborhood. Or stares at his feet the whole time he’s in an elevator full of “homies” or “bruhs”. And if my bruhs are imitating Kanye West (who by the way originated his style from my fraternity, check the song “Skool Spirit”), then I guess ur doing a great imitation of Mark Furhman.

marquise1911 · #**206** 08-22-2006, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

No man, I don't shop at department stores or malls, for that matter. I usually get my clothing from personal tailors and privately owned/family stores. What is a starter piece? Sorry, i'm not "down" with all of your fashion lingo.

I smell bull$hish! If you had a half decent tailor or even shopped at a quality retail store you would know what a starter piece is. A starter piece is a characterless, bland, earth-toned, print less, plain, boring, piece of clothing that is meant to be accented by finer pieces.

starang21 · #**207** 08-22-2006, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by marquise1911

Really all of these names sound so familiar to me. But I can bet you stick to the department store starter pieces.

i know right? this idiot is talking like these brands aren't household names

starang21 · #**208** 08-22-2006, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by macallan25

Cowboby boots, yeah, i'll wear them sometimes.

along with a white hood, lol

macallan25 · #**209** 08-22-2006, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by marquise1911

Sure. Please stop the false wit. "homies", "bruh", wow! You seem more and more like an asinine prick with a pile of stool where his brain should be. I bet your one of “those people” who run their mouths online and locks their car doors when driving through a ruff neighborhood. Or stares at his feet the whole time he’s in an elevator full of “homies” or “bruhs”. And if my bruhs are imitating Kanye West (who by the way originated his style from my fraternity, check the song “Skool Spirit”), then I guess ur doing a great imitation of Mark Furhman.

I don't have to really ever drive through rough neighborhoods..not any around where I am nor do I have the need to. Sorry man, but black people don't intimidate me...so I'm not going to be staring at my shoes or shying away from them when I have to be around them in public. Its not that big of a deal.

Considering the price and overall quality of my suits that I own......I would say my tailor, both at home, and the places I go to in Austin and Dallas( Highland Park)....are very well experienced and do a wonderful job. Their reputations speak for themselves.

Sorry Mr. Queer Eye that I don't know the technical names that are in your fashionista repetoir. Usually when I go to get a new suit made I wear the normal measuring pieces and we go from there. It has been like that everywhere I go. I could spout off the names of tons of quality retail shops that I go to....but considering you live in Miami.....there really wouldn't be any point to that now would there. Continue with your conspiracy theories on my clothing experiences and fashion talk if you must. Tell Kanye I said hi.....

macallan25 · #**210** 08-22-2006, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by starang21

i know right? this idiot is talking like these brands aren't household names

ummm....I never said they weren't household names. Don't think I presented them like they weren't. Thanks for your concern though. How that makes me an idiot...I don't know. They are classic brands of good quality...that is why I wear them.