Fashion Faux Pas

Here's another;

Why is it hairstylists who work in the overpriced pretentious places have the worst haircuts you've ever seen in your life?

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Fashion advice from a guy who still wears a 1987 Cure concert t-shirt……

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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:

And men, cut the label off of the blazer sleeve. We the general public are not going to get all excited when we see that label on the outter sleeve and say "Wow, he saved up a pretty penny to buy himself a plaid tweed Polo Ralph Lauren blazer to wear on a hot summer day in July." No, we're going to say, "What a fucking dork."

Who on earth actually does this? Judging from the people you hear / see on the street, I am in all the wrong places, and missing out on all sorts of funny shit.

Originally posted by keithstg:

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:

And men, cut the label off of the blazer sleeve. We the general public are not going to get all excited when we see that label on the outter sleeve and say "Wow, he saved up a pretty penny to buy himself a plaid tweed Polo Ralph Lauren blazer to wear on a hot summer day in July." No, we're going to say, "What a fucking dork."

Who on earth actually does this? Judging from the people you hear / see on the street, I am in all the wrong places, and missing out on all sorts of funny shit.

I've seen it once on an elderly bloke that came in the showroom. I assumed he forgot to cut it off. Who knew he was a trend-setter?

I saw that on a long lovely black wool coat this winter. The thing is the little white "AnnTaylor" or whoever label was about a grungy as you can imagine wool sleeves getting. VERY impressive.

And with the guys it's an *every day* thing. Please, dude, let me take off my shoes so you can see the label (never mind the smell). Or maybe I'll iron dresses to make sure the back-of-the-neck label flips up…