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Is there an “ LA” look that I should be aware of?
- Thread starter Pico
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Skinny jeans are still a thing
Beanies, even when it's hot
Beards
Horn rimmed glasses
Flannels
Vans
Latte in hand
Make sure to look at your cell phone while you cross the street. This is probably against your better judgement but you want to fit in.
Beanies, even when it's hot
Beards
Horn rimmed glasses
Flannels
Vans
Latte in hand
Make sure to look at your cell phone while you cross the street. This is probably against your better judgement but you want to fit in.
Tight dark blue jeans with the cuffs rolled up above your ankles with a man purse hung diagonally. From there you can improvise a bit
@Beanies, even when it's hot ~ 
Cracks me up when I see a braddah wid moa hay-ya den me .... n' he stay wearing one beannie n' it's 85* in Hawaii
braddah stay cruzzin la dat ...
Cracks me up when I see a braddah wid moa hay-ya den me .... n' he stay wearing one beannie n' it's 85* in Hawaii
braddah stay cruzzin la dat ...
A Woke feminist Male Transgender Transitioner??
He’s going to the right place.
You guys must not spend any time outside of the east side (Silver Lake, Echo Park, Highland Park, &c), or Venice. I hardly see that stuff unless I'm over in those parts of town. Except the lattes (alternative milk, of course), everyone has a coffee drink in hand.
I admit to spending minimum time in LA. When I do it is typically west LA, where everyone is a walking caricature.
im guilty of this anytime im out for a walk, running errands. helps to ignore homeless people and the occasional crackhead,.
No.
Too big and too diverse a city.
My daughter says her friends say I always dress like I'm going camping. I'm OK with that.
Too big and too diverse a city.
My daughter says her friends say I always dress like I'm going camping. I'm OK with that.
I like to refer to that vibe as outdoor dad and/or Patagonia dad. Good for you for owning it bro. At one point in time I think the cool kids were even into it, normcore? have you considered old man hypebeast?
Sone things never change. I lived in Culver City decades ago and one day I saw identical twin hipster bros walking down Venice by Bigfoot. Starting with their Nazi youth hairstyles they were the same dude. Plaid shirts, suspenders, cuffed denim, Docs?, for a second I thought it was a glitch in the Matrix.
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Decades? Bigfoot opened like 10-12 years ago.
Anyway, the real answer to OP's question is athleisure.
Which is over a decade ago bro, hence plural. My vibe is a mix of modern hobo, 50s/60s trucker and urban lumberjack, I like clothes and boots that I can take from running my Stihl to sipping Negronis. Anyone looking for the best made in the USA denim and hoodies for the least coin my man Mik just opened up a brick and mortar store in Culver City. Bro can’t just wear Carhartt. Kelly can talk all he wants about the good his company do for the planet, I’d rather support American manufacturersDecades? Bigfoot opened like 10-12 years ago.
Anyway, the real answer to OP's question is athleisure.
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