Top 5 Dream Clothing/Fashion Items
1) Paul Smith suit: Navy, 2-button, Brittish cut
2) Nike Air Jordans IV: white with red
3) Rolex: basic stainless steel, no jewels
4) WSU baseball cap: white, fitted
5) Paul Smith dress shirt: colored, striped
I only own two of these.
Posted on August 2, 2006, in Pop Culture. Bookmark the permalink. 12 Comments.
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Well, I do need a new pair of shorts and I could probably use a new T-shirt or two.
Paul Smith… a fine choice, O Rusty. But a Rolex? Come on, man, soooooo cliche.
I’m in sales where its all about the shoes. Gotta go with Allen Edmonds. And I actually like Joseph Abboud suits. Fairly common, yet I prefer them over some of the higher-priced names.
I’m with Tom.
I haven’t had a pair of Chuck Taylors in a while. Maybe I should get some of those.
And socks. You can never have enough good socks.
SG,
Dude, Rolex makes a fine, basic stainless watch. I don’t want anything more than that. It’s a precision timepiece. A classic. It’s cliche for a reason.
BTD Greg,
Amen on the socks.
I don’t understand what you mean by “precision timepiece?” Does it really keep better time than a cheap casio?
I think I’d rather go with a Bulova instead of a Rolex. A Rolex is kind of like driving a Mercedes. It tells people, “I’m rich and i’m better than you.” Whereas a Bulova or even a Tag Heuer is more like a BMW, “I’m succesful.”
Omega. It’s a nice, nice watch without being too pretentious.
I don’t get too excited about clothing or watches. I’d say 90% of my wardrobe was given to me for Christmas or my birthday.
That being said, I always covet a new soccer jersey.
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This shirt: http://tinyurl.com/knzjt
Well as long as we’re talking dreams. Forget the designer suits.
I want a full custom wardrobe (suits and shirts) from a Saville Row tailor. I had a suit custom made in Romania. It’s amazing wearing something that was actually made (not just altered) exactly for your body — not to mention all of the little touches and niceties that one can have added.
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If I had discretionary income, I’d go for watches over luxury vehicles for sure.