Really? This whats supposed to be hot in the streets this summer?

[ThiefyPoo]

lol the outfit as a whole is more of an artistic approach with each individual piece to be judged on its own

These dudes don't know runway still smh.


No one is rocking that shyt together off the runway .

 

[RatherUnique]

Im about that Polo Woodbury Commons lifestyle. The European/European inspired stores have dope clothing too. Regular mall "trendy" clothing like this stuff is hot trash. It's like faux European urban wear hybrids. Horrific.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

What's wrong with H&M

Especially if we are talking about shorts and t shirts

nikka, take that low-brow trash outta here

Norse Projects

APC

Naked and Famous

Nudies

Outliers

Arc'Teryx

Canada Goose

etc. etc. etc.

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

 

[beejus]

You trying to get your Jimmy Goldstein on?

I saw him in Paris at fashion week with a girl younger then me on his arm. Must be nice being a trust fund baby.

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

You trying to get your Jimmy Goldstein on?

I saw him in Paris at fashion week with a girl younger then me on his arm. Must be nice being a trust fund baby.

Nah. I just look up to old rockstars / movies / decades for inspiration. Jimi Hendrix, Jesus and The Mary Chain, Trainspotting, Natural Born Killers, Rave culture, Hardcore, etc.

 

[swimmingpools]

 

[funkee]

high fashion = high fagshion

 

[Edub]

I googled mens fashion summer 2015 lol. Im telling you breh when I went into the men's section of Nordstrom I was seeing similar shyt. Another poster who been in the same exact Nordstrom vouched for me earlier in the thread

Nordstrom changed a lot too...i remember seeing true religion on their racks first...now it's a bunch of new trendy stuff(but way more trendy than trues tho)...gotta question their corporate buyers

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Not sure if you were referring to me as I said that cargo shorts are sloppy and I buy my basic plain shorts from H&M?

If so I'm currently at work talking about clothing on the internet while looking at rolling racks upon rolling racks of men's and women's clothing. I have a career in fashion industry working for a fortune 500 company. I'm not the know all when it comes to fashion, but generally I know more then a lot of people you'll meet.

Some of the new fashion trends are awful. They'll come and go and we'll be talking about the next trend in 6 months. Buy what makes you feel confident and is comfortable for you. It's what I'm doing.

Man get the fukk all the way outta here
Ole devil wears prada ass fukk nikka

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

Let me be your stylist.












































You gotta pay me tho.

 

[beejus]

Nordstrom changed a lot too...i remember seeing true religion on their racks first...now it's a bunch of new trendy stuff(but way more trendy than trues tho)...gotta question their corporate buyers

Buyers and buy planners look at the volume and money they are making off of brands and what their turn over rate is. If a certain pant or brand is doing well they'll continue to buy it. If that brand isn't selling well and they are having to continually mark down that brand to sell through the stock they'll eventually stop doing business with that brand. True Religion at one time was the "it" brand and has since faded. It is still sold all over, but people don't want giant rhine stones all over their ass. Department stores have to always be looking for the up and coming brands. If you aren't leading and breaking new brands you are going to be be on the wrong end of when something goes from popular to unpopular.

I've known buyers who have bought brands they hate simply because they know it's easy money. I've also known brands who have begged to do business with buyers and will fully reimburse that buyer all their money on the clothing that they can't sell through (very unheard of.)

 

[beejus]

Man get the fukk all the way outta here
Ole devil wears prada ass fukk nikka

I'm really not though. I guess I came a cross as one. I just see nothing wrong with H&M or Forever 21 ( don't buy there myself) if you find something you like.

 

[Edub]

Buyers and buy planners look at the volume and money they are making off of brands and what their turn over rate is. If a certain pant or brand is doing well they'll continue to buy it. If that brand isn't selling well and they are having to continually mark down that brand to sell through the stock they'll eventually stop doing business with that brand. True Religion at one time was the "it" brand and has since faded. It is still sold all over, but people don't want giant rhine stones all over their ass. Department stores have to always be looking for the up and coming brands. If you aren't leading and breaking new brands you are going to be be on the wrong end of when something is goes from popular to unpopular.

I've known buyers who have bought brands they hate simply because they know it's easy money. I've also known brands who have begged to do business with buyers and will fully reimburse that buyer all their money on the clothing that they can't sell through (very unheard of.)

Wow...thanks for the insight. And I get that the clothing has to sell and be profitable for the store...but I still think these buyers could positively effect our options and not just play follow the leader or lower level middle man to these brands.