Jul 1, 2020
MrIndigo96lol nah once you get into rick there are a lot of looks you can go with. cropped pants, tucked in shirt and creepers are my go to
Yea I feel that it obv doesn't have to be the standard oversized drapey look all the time. People gotta stop following rules all the time
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·1 reply
Speaking if Rick Im done with the bs and im really about to get on my real fashion knowledge wave. Im starting with rick and helmut runway shows. Im gonna watch 2 shows a day with undivided attention.
Jul 1, 2020
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Jul 1, 2020Ā·3 replies
Which fit you got?
Jul 1, 2020Ā·1 replygnarlynasty Which fit you got?
Second one every time that baggy s*** was not the wave
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·editedĀ·1 replyyoudidtht
Speaking if Rick Im done with the bs and im really about to get on my real fashion knowledge wave. Im starting with rick and helmut runway shows. Im gonna watch 2 shows a day with undivided attention.
rick owen's Cyclops, Dustulator (favorite), and Larry collections are some of his best imo.
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·editedĀ·1 replyMM6 Moka
Second one every time that baggy s*** was not the wave
Interesting,even though I think the 2nd pic kinda corny,I know damn well I couldnāt get away with the baggy fit. That era of baggy clothes is just very interesting too me. Iām trying to figure out why people resent that era so much cause imo,it was a very unique and clean era.
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·1 replygnarlynasty
Interesting,even though I think the 2nd pic kinda corny,I know damn well I couldnāt get away with the baggy fit. That era of baggy clothes is just very interesting too me. Iām trying to figure out why people resent that era so much cause imo,it was a very unique and clean era.
Idk for me itās how little people actually pulled it off, like Wayne looked alright in that picture but then you had 50 cent runnin around in baggy ass bedazzled jeans, while I donāt mind baggy looks s*** was too hit or miss for me to rock with it
Jul 1, 2020Ā·1 replyWhat are some good shoes to cop in 2020?
Currently wearing these pair of Adidas from couple of years, haven't bought a new pair of shoes since then. What brands should I go for? It can be an athletic brand too, something other than Adidas I prefer.
Don't have good knowledge on shoes
- proper š©OPJul 1, 2020gnarlynasty
Which fit you got?
First one every time that baggy s*** was the wave
- proper š©OPJul 1, 2020Ā·2 repliesBuryly
What are some good shoes to cop in 2020?
Currently wearing these pair of Adidas from couple of years, haven't bought a new pair of shoes since then. What brands should I go for? It can be an athletic brand too, something other than Adidas I prefer.
Don't have good knowledge on shoes
All birds
- Jul 1, 2020proper
All birds
I dig the shoes
Tree Runners or Runner-up Mizzles looks the best for me
Jul 1, 2020properAll birds
Ok dad
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·editedĀ·2 repliesMM6 Moka
Idk for me itās how little people actually pulled it off, like Wayne looked alright in that picture but then you had 50 cent runnin around in baggy ass bedazzled jeans, while I donāt mind baggy looks s*** was too hit or miss for me to rock with it
Yea,In the early 2000ās when 50 came around,the baggy style started to become a parody of itself with the āeverything has to be hugeāapproach. Watches,chains,shoes,rims everything lol. Then what really killed it imo was when all the black owned streetwear brands started selling out to the worst places like Sears and JC Penney,making a lot of people ditch brands like Sean John,Enyce etc.
And letās not forget how around the mid to late 2000ās everything became corny and colorful with brands like Ed Hardy turning everything super trashy and Hip Hop taking baggy to its limits
SMH,I think the mid to late 90s and some of the early 2000ās did baggy right with a lowkey mix of streetwear and designer
After about 2004,everything went downhill,stopped being about being clean and just being gaudy.
- Jul 1, 2020Ā·editedĀ·1 replygnarlynastyĀ· edited
Yea,In the early 2000ās when 50 came around,the baggy style started to become a parody of itself with the āeverything has to be hugeāapproach. Watches,chains,shoes,rims everything lol. Then what really killed it imo was when all the black owned streetwear brands started selling out to the worst places like Sears and JC Penney,making a lot of people ditch brands like Sean John,Enyce etc.
And letās not forget how around the mid to late 2000ās everything became corny and colorful with brands like Ed Hardy turning everything super trashy and Hip Hop taking baggy to its limits
SMH,I think the mid to late 90s and some of the early 2000ās did baggy right with a lowkey mix of streetwear and designer
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_dhRUMgKGK/?igshid=7072mgc2t9hlhttps://www.instagram.com/p/B-5RWrdgNcV/?igshid=1iji94wlh8hlchttps://www.instagram.com/p/B--fDTBgF2a/?igshid=wqdombkal21i After about 2004,everything went downhill,stopped being about being clean and just being gaudy.
Fr those 90s fits is nice, they just loose enough so that it still has the look but the baginess doesnāt become the main part of the fit, and the different designer pieces and accessories make em even nicer, Iām finna follow that account you linked and use it as inspo
- Jul 1, 2020MM6 Moka
Fr those 90s fits is nice, they just loose enough so that it still has the look but the baginess doesnāt become the main part of the fit, and the different designer pieces and accessories make em even nicer, Iām finna follow that account you linked and use it as inspo
You can definitely find some fire inspiration just looking through these old photos man. But yea,I just hate how thereās this huge misconception on baggy gear,people just remember the worst of it for some reason.
Jul 2, 2020gnarlynasty Which fit you got?
First One āš¾
I use the 90ās and early 2000ās as an personal look book, you can easily tailor a look to your personal preferences.
- Jul 2, 2020Ā·1 replygnarlynasty
Yea,In the early 2000ās when 50 came around,the baggy style started to become a parody of itself with the āeverything has to be hugeāapproach. Watches,chains,shoes,rims everything lol. Then what really killed it imo was when all the black owned streetwear brands started selling out to the worst places like Sears and JC Penney,making a lot of people ditch brands like Sean John,Enyce etc.
And letās not forget how around the mid to late 2000ās everything became corny and colorful with brands like Ed Hardy turning everything super trashy and Hip Hop taking baggy to its limits
SMH,I think the mid to late 90s and some of the early 2000ās did baggy right with a lowkey mix of streetwear and designer
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_dhRUMgKGK/?igshid=7072mgc2t9hlhttps://www.instagram.com/p/B-5RWrdgNcV/?igshid=1iji94wlh8hlchttps://www.instagram.com/p/B--fDTBgF2a/?igshid=wqdombkal21i After about 2004,everything went downhill,stopped being about being clean and just being gaudy.
This was my era!
Only thing is I was just a kid and to damn broke to buy my own cloths, Iām still broke as s*** cause of responsibilityās.
- Jul 2, 2020BlackOlympian
This was my era!
Only thing is I was just a kid and to damn broke to buy my own cloths, Iām still broke as s*** cause of responsibilityās.
I feel you on that one,I was f***ing with BBC,Coogi,Evisu etc back in 04 but I was just a kid. Couldnāt afford it,just knew all of it was heat.
- proper š©OPJul 2, 2020Ā·2 replies
wouldnāt be able to wear this personally but still pretty cool
Reminds me of that lv yellow brick road sweater
- Jul 2, 2020proper
wouldnāt be able to wear this personally but still pretty cool
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCHwFduhAD7/?igshid=8d7p420wrxa3Reminds me of that lv yellow brick road sweater
Need that
Jul 2, 2020properwouldnāt be able to wear this personally but still pretty cool
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCHwFduhAD7/?igshid=8d7p420wrxa3Reminds me of that lv yellow brick road sweater
beautiful
Jul 2, 2020finally got my s*** back from the tailor
gonna be getting fits off like a motherfucker
still no way to get pics
- proper š©OPJul 2, 2020Ā·1 reply