maxminimus:

Navy Blue…NO beefroll. No freeloading twine-trussed keloid, side-tanked tag along saddle bag of no use. Elegant. Period.

Gotta disagree.  You already have a moc toe, with prominent stitching.  Elegance is not in the question.  Without a beef roll, ‘weejuns are mullet shoes: smooth on the instep, rough on the toe. 

Beef roll 4-eva

If you watch Gossip Girl, you deserve hidden Kmart ads.

putthison:

For Kmart, a unit of Sears Holdings Corp., “First Day,” began as a four-page pitch in 2009 from “Gossip Girl” executive producer Alloy Entertainment. For the current season, the show’s second, Alloy pitched a story about a girl who wants to go to the prom with her crush.

The retailer liked the idea, but wanted to use it to hawk its line of back-to-school clothes. So it suggested changing the focus to a fall dance, rather than a prom.

In rounds of back-and-forth story development, Kmart also asked Alloy to shape each of the four main characters to reflect several clothing brands that Kmart wanted to push.

The protagonist, for instance, was written to embody the Dream Out Loud by Selena Gomez brand.

Kmart also pushed Alloy to change the protagonist’s original name, Bree, to which it thought its customers wouldn’t relate. They settled on the name Rosie instead.

You can file this under “things you can trust Put This On not to do.”

Fall is casual tie season.

landerurquijo:

Blue & green: Basics always work / Azul y verde: los basicos siempre funcionan

landerurquijo:

Green Overshirt: wear it like a jacket / Sobrecamisa verde: combinala como una chaqueta

neoretro:

Gant Rugger SS 2012

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#beniceblogging

afistfulofstyle:

I had a minor revelation at work today. Minor because it’s not going to blow anybody’s fucking mind. A revelation, because it finally helped an idea I’d been having for a while now “click”.

So this guy comes in (calls himself Picasso) in super baggy, slightly sagged gray nylon cargo pants and a…

Nice try, bro.

I’ve only ever worn my watch on my right wrist, it’s just more comfortable for me.  This is one of those stupid fucking “rules” that may have practical implications, but mostly serves to let people feel superior to those who’ve gotten it “wrong”.

But nice try, bro.

EDIT: Stylepoints brings up one of the practical implications I mentioned but did not elaborate on.

However, as I only own Quartz watches (swiss ones though!) it’s a moot point for me.  Also, do you really find yourself needing to wind your watch constantly during the day?  Isn’t it one of those “do before work and it lasts through the day things?” I was always under the impression that an automatic movement shouldn’t need to be wound all the time.  If I am wrong, then mea culpa, but I still find it more comfortable on my right wrist and I’ve been wearing watches for 12 or so years, so there’s almost no possibility I could change (if I was so inclined).

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Alright, guys, don’t feed the troll.

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letitselfgo:

A casual style / leather blouson