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Worst hype-shoes ever, I love Tricky Ricky, his steroid body and his witch wife who is arguably the more interesting person in the relationship but his shoes are mostly a joke. The silhouette is not flattering to 94% of the buyers, and people seemingly buy it because they fell for the troll.
omnidataWorst hype-shoes ever, I love Tricky Ricky, his steroid body and his witch wife who is arguably the more interesting person in the relationship but his shoes are mostly a joke. The silhouette is not flattering to 94% of the buyers, and people seemingly buy it because they fell for the troll.
omnidataWorst hype-shoes ever, I love Tricky Ricky, his steroid body and his witch wife who is arguably the more interesting person in the relationship but his shoes are mostly a joke. The silhouette is not flattering to 94% of the buyers, and people seemingly buy it because they fell for the troll.
I agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
But imo that doesn't look good.
I bet people on fa, SZ, Sufu go all mirrin' on that outfit just for the RO, "muh minimalism", "muh materials". He is overhyped.
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
I think that's actually a case where they are unflattering. Kids so skinny and they look like clown shoes on him
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
Those shoes look terrible. Please burn them as soon as you get them.
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
Kudos for doing your own thing, but I'll never understand this style (or most of fashion in general). It's like an anemic inner-city goth Asian hip-hop artist's fabric sneeze.
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
ObeseBunnyI agree with you on the not flattering to most people part, but I think that if you have the right wardrobe, they can add a nice touch, even if you aren't going full goof. example:
I can't think of a single situation where I would think to myself "hmmmm... those shoes look pretty fantastic."
At least there's a creative process underlying those things even if they're totally unwearable. And they don't count, because they aren't hyped up. Nobody ever got particularly excited about any of the weird Raf Simons athletic shoes really. The original Rafsics were sort of a thing because they stood out as different, but almost no one bought or wore them and I assume the same is true of these.
Basically they have some really narrow, directional use that makes sense in some weird context that doesn't resemble real life in any way. Which is fine, because fashion is art etc.
