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Still waiting for Mil to eat his headminder over the Supreme x Visvim collab!

hopefully their leg hair don't grow at the same rate as facial hair

post-Bourdain, I'm expecting it to feel more tourist trap than anything now.

That's what I heard as well, but save 1 or two sporadic english reviews on openrice saying otherwise.

who cares?

tim ho wan is there to stuff you with good dim sum for cheap.. not for ambience, service quality etc.

but if you must succumb to your inner hypocritical elitist then you can easily find 10 other dim sum restaurants that serve similar quality food with with less gwai los by using openrice

u won't get this though

For those with the lady problems already accounted for, are there any good food blog sites run by local Hong Kong folk? Something more tangible versus what's shown on Travel And Living. Im interested on going to Tim Ho Wan, but they never say things like "get there at 9 otherwise you wont have a table anymore".

Also, any art shows, museums to check out?

its like a 3 hour wait for tim ho wan either way. they have a good system though (take a number and return at a certain time) so it's not like you have to stand there

awww.. so sweet. you mad cause i negged you on your last fit.

fight outside uniqlo

that poor jil flower tee

if even the mainland U of T international students aren't copping that shit then you know why.

now i really don't know what this thread is about

I'll start off. I've kind of come to the conclusion that there are certain styles id love to pull off but just can't (sup baconzilla). For some reason, i feel and look most comfortable in tee's or band tees's and button ups or sweatshirts.

So what I'm wondering is anyone know a way to step that up a lil bit? Maybe get a staple pair of good shoes/boots or a jacket? Im trying to avoid falling into the cosplay side of the spectrum of railroad/rockabilly guy or punk fanboy.

looking comfortable in something will do you much better than trying NOT to look like punkroadbillyboy cosplay

just buy what you like. some of it will be a mistake and some of it will be stuff you wear for years... it's all part of the ride.

I dunno I was at the WM store and a lot of the stuff felt rather underwhelming. If it can be bought at discount then go for it but the prices just do not feel worth it for this collection.

the amount of times i've seen variations of this statement makes it almost meaningless

tempted to switch my 50 with this. steal price

i liked the gif

or maybe my standards have dropped lately

niiiiiiiiiiiiiice

d e a t hhhh

i like how cdg only gave them SHIRT, which is 90% trash anyway

are we on a fit recession

im on the max posts/page setting and this page x_x

Jesse Thorn: Styleforum is interesting because it was a place where there was legitimate discussion of what you might call "fashion-y" menswear, and a legitimate discussion of what you might call "classic" menswear. Neither of those is a perfect description but it encompasses both selvedge denim and neckties. And that is unique because when I started Interneting, there was Superfuture, which was so, so masturbatory. It was jeans and high-fashion sneakers and things like that.

lavinz looked more like sb dunks than john lobbs at the time. also wtf at "encompassing selvedge denim and neckties" then calling jeans masturbatory?

if anyone has the Wool Flannel jkt in black/navy or the normal wool jacket in dark grey (US XS) from the last +j season i will buy it off you.

jarge shake at new priest reminded me how good neopolitan ice cream is

looks like my dad can make noise now too : )