TNL Style Thread

[Andrew]

Uniqlo is everywhere in Korea, but I never bought anything from them. They seem to be all about bright colors. While it looks nice on the rack, I don't want to feel like a fluorescent marshmallow.

[icarusfall]

Now I throw a chef jacket over my hobo clothes.

[Fe 26]

Uniqlo is everywhere in Korea, but I never bought anything from them. They seem to be all about bright colors. While it looks nice on the rack, I don't want to feel like a fluorescent marshmallow.

Minorities and bright colors.

I'm not even being racist. I'd love to know why white people wear grays, blacks, and browns but everyone else uses the rest of the crayon box. Not hate'n, just curious

[Fe 26]

...I really like vests...

Any suggestions or helpful links?

how do you feel about kissing boys?

[Andrew]

Minorities and bright colors.

I'm not even being racist. I'd love to know why white people wear grays, blacks, and browns but everyone else uses the rest of the crayon box. Not hate'n, just curious

Except I'm the minority in this case.

[Josh]

I wear bright colors.

[Josh]

Colours. Autocorrect can suck it.

[MechDeus]

how do you feel about kissing boys?

I feel about it quite often.

[Advocate]

Fashion Designer to the Stars E'Ron Butte' cheeks

[Gondolin]

Uniqlo is fantastic. I wish they would open up their store in SF already so I could visit. Really nicely made clothing for not too terribly much, it's a bit pricier than H&M for most things but they are very minimal and better made.

I can't say many good things about Old Navy, their quality for women's clothing is absolutely appalling. The men's clothing does seem to be made a bit more durable, but the women's department is just...ugh.

I'm not afraid of a little color. Uniqlo's website has made it into my Delicious bookmarks and I may even take the train down to the City at some point to check out the store. It'd be a great excuse to hit up my favorite spot, 7A Cafe in East Village (bangin' omelettes).

I don't mean to sound like I'm singing it's praises, BTW, when I say that I've had decent luck with Old Navy. I'm fully aware that their quality is suspect for the most part and that their style is usually pretty garish and / or boring as well as geared toward the very young. But I'd be lying if I didn't tell you that I have a couple of jackets from there that don't look half bad (for what they are) and have held up surprisingly well as far as wear and tear goes. Perfectly, actually. And my two pairs of boot cut jeans look fabulous on me, fer realz. So that's why I don't feel that they should be completely written off. Now as to their stuff for women I'll just have to take your word for it, I wouldn't know.