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I feel like the "I'm Gay" t-shirt is played out and you also wouldn't be showing off your Gregory boner, which I'm guessing is what you're after. Since spring is upon us, I'd recommend the subtle "Stay Gorgeous" message because it is uplifting and keep it sunny in a banana yellow.
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Is this a reaction to my Miu Miu detachable collar request? I likely cannot afford it, but how would I know if I didn't ask? And just because I might not be able to afford the sheer glamour of a collar, does not mean someone else cannot. We're living in the information age, baby. I don't know who these peers are that you are talking about. Everyone hates me. I'm a social pariah. You just lost some major cool points just asking me this question. I'd wash. Twice.
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I want to be called an inimitable "It Girl." I thought that was pretty clear. I have no beef with Shinan Govani. I comment on the ridiculous things people say on Twitter all the time. Welcome!
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I think you'll find that some of the men you are targeting with this query (the ones who should know about craft because they don't shop at H & M?) are actually shopping at H & M (maybe as I write this), or some other fast fashion environment (Top Shop? Uniqlo?)
Just because a consumer shops at a low cost option does not suggest that the wearer thinks "wow, such great quality and only 10 dollars? Gee whiz!"
I think most people understand that H & M is a season to season kind of purchase. Apparently, you do not.
I think there are plenty of ways to understand the construction of menswear basics (wear them, touch them, make them), but you're right, if someone is only writing about H & M (and only wears H & M), then they probably won't be discussing fashion in a manner in which you are accustomed. So, don't take their word for it.
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Men need to have: a solid pair of boots, warm jacket (I suggest a duffle, because it is practical and fashionable) and an assortment of staple sweaters, both lightweight and chunky.
I say lightweight in the interest of effective layering. Bundling up too much will make you perspire (a lot), so try layering lightweight pieces, in an effort to monitor the heat a little bit better. Always make sure that when taking a piece off, you are content with what is below. Simple, really. But essentials are obvious: rocking boots, warm jacket, a pair of long johns (not necessarily essential, but get some - they look great), wool socks, Clan Aran sweaters (or - er - fair isle sweaters if you are completely in need of being oh-so-trendy ...)
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Gorgeous male? Most won't agree, but Jason Schwartzman is kind of my dream boyfriend. Him, James Franco and Adrien Brody (yeah, so he has a funny nose? I like it) would do just fine.
As for most striking female, I really love Winona Ryder and always will. Natalie Portman is breathtaking as well. -
My favourite neighbourhood? Tough one.
I really love the quiet aspect of Riverdale - I grew up in Greektown, so it was always nice to take a stroll through Withrow park on crisp afternoon, or look at some of the old homes that have been maintained so nicely.
But, I guess I love the St. Lawrence Market area (Olde Town) more, because of its proximity to the Sunday market and ... pretty much everything except for decent fashion. -
Happy. That to me has always meant owning and operating my own magazine. I don't know what print media will be like by the time this is a reality, but I have always wanted to hold a finished product in my hand that is all my own, whether it is a work of fiction, or the best menswear magazine in the world (dare to dream).
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More of a FASHION, because their layout translates a lot better. I don't like too much clutter and I find FASHION to be the lesser of two evils (I use evils lightly). Vogue Paris, because I am more fascinated by their editorials - I find US Vogue to be too heavily focused on celebrity, which I find very boring.
VMAN and Dazed suit different dialogues, which is why I find it hard to decide. My favourite menswear/lifestyle magazine is Fantastic Man. I will read it until the day I die. -
Yeah. It was one of those late night entanglements that you regret in the moment, but I've become a better person knowing that I'll have a little Benjamin or Samantha running around in about 9 months. Funny how a child's laughter can change everything.
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This is oddly timely.
My "ideal guy" is funny (I need to laugh), has his own interests, likes travel, is well-read (it is a preference) and no matter what it is, has his own sense of personal style. Well, that being said, layered golf shirts would be an immediate deal breaker.
I like beards, but a strong jaw (but not grossly defined) is always nice. I dunno, I don't really feel limiting myself to beards is particularly necessary. I'm not some caricature. I also don't really care if he is short of gargantuan - I can love/like a little or a lot, no matter what, I know where I came from (JLO).
I'm single, but not looking for anything. I was in a relationship for 2.5 years and feel like some "me" time would be its own reward.
I feel like we must know each other, because this is spookily of the moment. -
Unbuttoned, I guess. I like my suits cut nicely. I've decided to skew this fashion, since I don't want this to be all gay all the time. But unbuttoned and cut nicely, definitely.
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Courtney Cox, sometimes. I've developed a fondness for Cougar Town (SOMETIMES).
Cocks, naturally. You can decide which kind.
I hate coughs. WHY WOULD I CHOOSE THIS AS AN OPTION? -
Creep: http://www.creep-clothing.com/
Philip Sparks: http://www.philipsparks.com/
Wings + Horns: www.wingsandhorns.com
Naked and Famous denim: www.nakedandfamousdenim.com/
Juma Studio (for kurta pants or if you can wait till S/S 2011, a pair of great zebra print shorts): http://www.jumastudio.com -
That IS life's question, is it not? If you do not have dimples, I will tell you that they are both the source of happiness and pain. When I was in grade 10, I was quite overweight (significantly heavier than I am now - I have lost a lot of weight) and the dimple appeared much larger and deeper than it is now (I know, shocking). My drama instructor would bring a toonie over to me and ask me if he could insert the coin into my dimple, wondering how long I could hold it (and if he would ever get it back). At the time, I found no humour in it because it made me unhappy about my appearance, but as I grew older, I noticed that my dimples have always just been a conservation starter. I am not always happy though (because I am human), but any slight grimace brings them out to play and this can be misleading. When my mood doesn't match my cheeks, people get curious and wonder what they "did wrong," but really, I will always be that guy who looks chummy and smiley all the time (and I am 90% that person) because I can't escape the face I was born with. None of us can.
So the short version to this answer is. No, or, not necessarily. Just because there is something that appears to be a smile on my face (dimples do it, every time), doesn't necessarily make the mood "happy."
And just in case anyone was wondering, I could not hold the toonie whatsoever. My teacher was not impressed. -
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Oh wait a second. My fridge light never goes out and if it does, Scott is very quick about fixing it (so quick that I have never noticed a problem). But since you're formspringing me jerk cab driver, please return my phone to my home. It likely has very little street value and since I've overpaid for cabs (a lot), I demand that you return it free of charge. None of this "freight" bullshit.
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I am in the process of writing a tell-all book about the hours of surgery I have suffered to look this "augmented." It is called Stretched and it should be in bookstores for Christmas.
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Close enough. I am in an in between stage. Between 6'3" and 6'4"
I am not really interested in a pissing contest, but I could whip out the measuring tape. I have terrible posture, so catch me outside of a lean and you'll notice some height change.
Who called me out on my height? -
I didn't get your question about slarving dodes!
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