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LuckyMan
 Post subject: New style
PostPosted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:04 am 
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Would it be a good fashion decision to just start wearing plain white t-shirts, short gelled hair and jeans? maybe a wristband?
I am thinking to switching to this cause it's cool laid back and shows i don't care while at the same time peacocking because i could have my hair spiked or something.

your guys' opinion?
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Does it fit who you are as a person and fir your body type? If yes to both then go for it. If no to either one then don't do it.
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LuckyMan
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Well, I wore it the other day and I was like, 'damn, it's so simple but works great.'
The thing I'm wondering about is does it make me look plain? I usually wear kind of preppy stuff, but I also love affliction
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That's how I dress when I'm not going anywhere in particular. I don't do the gel in the hair though, my hair looks nicer without product in it. :wink:

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jurupa
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Well, I wore it the other day and I was like, 'damn, it's so simple but works great.'
The thing I'm wondering about is does it make me look plain? I usually wear kind of preppy stuff, but I also love affliction
The clothes themselves are plain, but do you make the clothes plain when you wear them? In other words do the clothes fit the personality that you show?
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LuckyMan
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How about this, I will field test it within a couple days and then I'll report back
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Sounds good to me.
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I wear jeans and black t-shirts, clean simple style sprinkle some jewelry and you'll be fine
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this is my style when I go to work, or sometimes in the club. My style is all over the place. But insted of a plain white T, try a white pain V neck, add's more style to it. and maby a pair of dog tags or something around your neck.

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