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mangooner
 Post subject: Ultimate Peacock Gear
PostPosted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 2:15 am 
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Hey guy, I was just looking around youtube and I thought this was great for peacocking.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv7oZUJvCRU

I actually purchased a shirt(haven't received it yet), at their site, I'll test it in the field and update you guys.
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I wouldn't ever wear that. To each his own I guess.
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i guess it is personal taste, i took a look at some of the other designs for their shirts and I gotta say it is...take a look for your self www.shomyclothing.com
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I honestly envisioned this being much worse (the topic) but yar I haven't seen it before which in my mind makes it perfect peacocking. women will come to see what it is guys will ask where you got it. Not my style but it has potential to destroy if used well (possibly couple with some headphones listening to your own music).

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other stuff doesn't look bad. kinda interesting
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Hmm intersting shirt concept... not sure if I would wear that though. Personally, when I peacock using shirts, I'll through on a bright shirt with a large interesting graphic. More specifically, I would throw on a shirt from The Buckle. Ed Hardy shirts, though some can be expensive, are pretty cool and I use them to peacock.
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It has potential if its in the right hands in the right setting. I use a lot of hats and sunglasses for peacocking usually. Try a fedora with some old school ray bans (blues brothers style) and see if it doesn't destroy.
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Whoa, this is great if you have the proper lines...you can say something like... if they are watching the screen, you can say "hey this ain't free", the possibilities... I like it.
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Just don't be like the douch in the video.

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That guy cracks me the hell up...that head nod is...over the top...

I'm waiting for my shirt in the mail tho, will definitely post a field report.
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Ed Hardy shirts, though some can be expensive, are pretty cool and I use them to peacock.
I'd stay away from Ed Hardy...at least in major cities. It's been done to death and is too expensive. Every wannabe thug and MMA fighter is wearing Ed Hardy or Affliction, there is even a nightclub in Vegas named for the designer, Christian Audigier. If you showed up wearing EH there, you'd be laughed at, and not in an ironic way.

That being said, maybe you can still pull it off at WVU. If it's still like most rural areas, the fashion is about a year behind.

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Ed Hardy shirts, though some can be expensive, are pretty cool and I use them to peacock.
I'd stay away from Ed Hardy...at least in major cities. It's been done to death and is too expensive. Every wannabe thug and MMA fighter is wearing Ed Hardy or Affliction, there is even a nightclub in Vegas named for the designer, Christian Audigier. If you showed up wearing EH there, you'd be laughed at, and not in an ironic way.

That being said, maybe you can still pull it off at WVU. If it's still like most rural areas, the fashion is about a year behind.

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I don't know about that one lol...There's alot of rich kids from Jersey, NYC, Pittsburgh, Philly, etc. at WVU with the clothing, cars, and whatever else. It's not exactly rodeo drive, but far from rural.
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Ed Hardy shirts, though some can be expensive, are pretty cool and I use them to peacock.
I'd stay away from Ed Hardy...at least in major cities. It's been done to death and is too expensive. Every wannabe thug and MMA fighter is wearing Ed Hardy or Affliction, there is even a nightclub in Vegas named for the designer, Christian Audigier. If you showed up wearing EH there, you'd be laughed at, and not in an ironic way.

That being said, maybe you can still pull it off at WVU. If it's still like most rural areas, the fashion is about a year behind.

LV Gypsy

I don't know about that one lol...There's alot of rich kids from Jersey, NYC, Pittsburgh, Philly, etc. at WVU with the clothing, cars, and whatever else. It's not exactly rodeo drive, but far from rural.
Being one of those 'rich kids from Pittsburgh' who attents WVU, I can say that EH t-shirts are not big back home and I have yet to see guys in Morgantown clubs sporting EH shirts. I go to the clubs nearly every night [after studying of course] and most guys just wear Hollister or AE attire. Solid colored or stripped button down shirts are common for the nightlife here, so I would tend to not wear that.
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I also go to wvu and live near Pittsburgh. I'm glad to see you have a lot of time on your hands to go out every night, I wish I was that lucky. I wasn't talking EH even though I've seen a couple people, but not many. I agree it's more the button down shirts, AE, Hollister, etc, although I've seen some more expensive stuff like Armani floating around in the 21+ from time to time. The EH and afflication might finally start being more common now that they have that plush store opened, but who knows.
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I tend to go with a black trilby, Dolce Gabbana leather wristband(looks like a watch, where the face would be it has a black stone with D&G carved in it), A couple stainless steel rings with designs (nothing expensive).. I usually wear CK, Marc Ecko, DKNY (buttondown, t-shirt or long-sleeve) shirts that have a unique design to them, or some button down shirts I bought from Italy while I was there. Yea, I'm guilty of the button down haha. Then just jeans and whatever shoes that will look good.
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