respectable labels on bad models

[robideaux]

i'm sure you've all encountered some of these throughout your online shopping experiences: Industry standard or cheap local models trying to sell respectable labels but totally ruining the aesthetic vision of the original designers. I'll start.

From Active Endeavors:

chronicles of never necklace

kenzo minami

From Revolve:

kim jones hooded zip up

From Adasa:

band of outsiders shirt and tie

From Bluebee:

acne jeans (sadly this stubby hispanic kid bas been modeling less of bluebee's products lately)

[Tyler Durden]

i dont know why they have clothes with people who are not making the clothes better! the clothes would be better if it was just shot like it was thrown on teh ground.

oh yeah, 90% of the pics on karmaloop

[Sayword]

the first guy us like, the worst guy ever to model those, it looks so wrong

[M4TM]

that last pic really makes those jeans unattractive.

[Tyler Durden]

that last pic really makes those jeans unattractive.

EVERYTHING IS BULDGING

[transactionfee]

for a second i though jmastsu was modeling.

[ddohnggo]

Snapppppppppppppp

[keagan]

aesthetic vision.

[owl]

the guy model on bluebee pretty much ruined everything.

[Guest jmatsu]

for a second i though jmastsu was modeling.

if i had to choose, i'd prefer to look like any of these douches rather than that of your repulsive femme boy mug. i mean at least they get to wear some nice clothes...

you have a bad case of looking physically repulsive and having an equally repulsive wardrobe. i don't know what's worse...

[Astérix]

for a second i though jmastsu was modeling.

[transactionfee]

common j, don't get butt hurt.

*Repulsive phyiscally? I'm skinny, I'll agree with you somewhat. Also, please rip apart my other fits, I don't think they are nearly as bad...maybe they are. Show me the light, be my savior.

[Guest jmatsu]

common j, don't get butt hurt.

you actually look butthurt in your fit post.

[thelion1856]

theory

[sycamore no more]

I thought I told you to stop posting pictures of yourself.

You fail me.

[Corbin Law]

again with the wit sir syc...

[Mr Calvin Oscar]

for a second i though jmastsu was modeling.

i actually thought the same thing.

[Guest jmatsu]

i actually thought the same thing.

okay, i'll play. for which one?

[Mr Calvin Oscar]

this one makes you look pretty short and wide. you're not as "bubbly" as that model there, but one could see the resemblance.

[Astérix]

That one is indeed quite bad...

[Guest jmatsu]

calvin,

oh okay... perceptive analysis. so as soon as you saw the model and not transaction's comment my fit's image suddenly just registered in your brain...

rather convenient i'd say.

[Guest jmatsu]

That one is indeed quite bad...

yeah sorry, it's just so fuckin bad, isn't it?

[Mr Calvin Oscar]

okay, don't believe me. i'm sure somebody else felt the same though. no hate.

[theLorax]

^no

^yes

[Guest jmatsu]

okay, don't believe me. i'm sure somebody else felt the same though. no hate.

yeah you and that fag transaction. i mean i can slightly fathom as to why people wouldn't think the white denim and pic to be that flatterning, but i find the circumstances/timing of your post in this thread to be rather suspect. an yes, i usually don't believe most things you say.

no(t too much)hate.

[onemancult]

people on here have some skewed as fuck body image issues.

oh, and let's just go ahead and ignore the effect that different angles

have on perception.

[roundhouse]

respectable labels on bad models - anything modelled/styled in yoox

[Brinbro]

Dude, the first picture isn't even a Chronicles of Never necklace and it looks completely fine.

And everyone looks bad in Kenzo shirts.

The rest I can agree on though.

[Guest jmatsu]

Dude, the first picture isn't even a Chronicles of Never necklace and it looks completely fine.

And everyone looks bad in Kenzo shirts.

The rest I can agree on though.

"Industry standard or cheap local models trying to sell respectable labels but totally ruining the aesthetic vision of the original designers."

i think the OP meant "bad models" in the context that they do not perpetuate what the designers would necessarily want. all of the examples are of in house models for the website stores. whether they look bad or not probably wasn't the intent of this thread.

[Francis Begbie]

There's this one Arab with a repulsive Zangeife beard that models a lot of streetwear garbage, making it look even worse. I need to remember the site.