Yep, also guilty of this one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekwal
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Yep, also guilty of this one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekwal
Lol, am I the only one who used to be a metalhead during his teen years?
Obscure band t-shirts tucked into black jeans, large wallet chains, black hoodies, even the occasional inverted pentagram as an accessory... those were the times. Oh, and not to mention the short period when I painted my nails black.
Looking like an All Saints mannequin about 3 years ago.
White jeans and all?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anthony
I've been through a range of different styles, but don't regret any of them really because they reflected what I was into and where I was at at the time. There have, however, been clothes that i have bought that clearly didn't suit/fit me very well, which were a mistake.
Luckily, i never ventured that far into the trend, but snood jumpers, amongst other 'wrong' pieces and a wardrobe with alot of grey? Yeahhh, dunno why i done that. More money than sense probably (i didn't have alot of money, so the sense wasn't in abundance).Quote:
Originally Posted by WinterShorts
Slightly off-topic but it's been mentioned in this thread: I find dressing to go out to clubs/bars really difficult. If I know we're just going to a couple of smart bars then it's fairly easy, but if clubs are involved then I'm never sure what to wear. It's always roasting hot inside clubs so I end up sweating in anything more than a t-shirt or shirt; there's no way I could wear a cardigan, jacket or blazer. I also always worry that people will spill drink on me and so I don't ever want to wear anything too smart.
My biggest fashion regret is that 3 or 4 years ago I wore lots of Jack Wills, A&F, and Hollister, so I looked like a walking advertising board.
Merc - Cause it's winter, i tend to throw on a chambray shirt, quite light to wear but doesn't make walking from club to club a test to see how my body copes in the freezing cold. Another one i use is just a plain t-shirt and jacket, take off the jacket in the club and ta-da!
Evisu jeans! I owned 3 pairs of them back when they were a big deal, before became a hip-hop trend. It makes me cringe to think I had those ugly painted guls on the back pockets.
But then I worry about using the coat checking at the clubs, a lot of the time they're incompetent and over-priced, I hate having to pay for that on top of getting into the club and the extortionate drink prices!Quote:
Originally Posted by Anthony
I went through an Evisu phase too, I was obsessed with them at one point, I owned Evisu t-shirts, jumpers, and jeans. The worst bit about it is that Evisu items are expensive too. To think that I spent so much on their clothing at one point when for the same or less money I could have got some nice Levis or Nudie jeans; plus all the items I bought were too big for me, I must have looked ridiculous. My other style 'never again' was my skater phase when I was a teenager. My favourite piece of clothing at the time was a black Metallica hoodie! :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tone