ITT we talk fashion.
Is a keffiyeh is an acceptable fashion accessory?
Is a keffiyeh is an acceptable fashion accessory?
no
no
Style >>>> fashion
Accessories of that and the more flamboyant sort are often necessary to contain the vast quantities of swag individuals may possess, or so I'm led to believe.
a style of the desert
why isn't it just called a scarf?
cause a keffiyeh is not traditionally worn around the neck. somebody, somewhere did, and the sheep followed suit.
then it is a scarf, not kiffebleh
tell them that. i'm with you
im gonna get a kiffabley and wear it ironically and call if a scarf
no, now you have to circle back around and wear it the real way to be ironic.
straight up arafat walking through ausie land
straight up arafat walking through ausie land
hipsters are bad enough, hipsters that point rpg's at you take the cake
this guy wears all black outfits to the beach and gets his hair cut by his disabled uncleAussieReaper wrote:
disregard every wise-guy quip he has to make about fashion, ever, please. he's just the school dork armed with a reddit image cache.
The Bazooka isn't ironic enough IMOAussieReaper wrote:
those pants don't look very skinny.. perhaps they were too long and he didnt want a frayed bottom so he rolled em up.AussieReaper wrote:
don't wanna trip while carrying a heavy weapon mhmmm uncle taught him dat too
also the last time i saw the offending fashion accessory worn in public was probably about 2007, in camden, at the height of the indie rock thing.
why all the hate and vitriol now? what are you going to shit on next, macb? flares? bell-bottom jeans?
why all the hate and vitriol now? what are you going to shit on next, macb? flares? bell-bottom jeans?
I've got an olive shemagh, but I wouldn't wear it like that. Nice for keeping your head warm and dry when its windy and pissing it down on a hike, though.Macbeth wrote:
ITT we talk fashion.
Is a keffiyeh is an acceptable fashion accessory?
or when you want to pretend you're in the armed forces when you are in fact notM.O.A.B wrote:
I've got an olive shemagh, but I wouldn't wear it like that. Nice for keeping your head warm and dry when its windy and pissing it down on a hike, though.Macbeth wrote:
ITT we talk fashion.
Is a keffiyeh is an acceptable fashion accessory?
Oh noes, rumbled!
Jog on.
Jog on.
no really, i live in an area of outstanding natural beauty, plenty of hill and hiking paths, and i see people wearing these all the time
they normally have multiple prestiged call of duty xbox live accounts, too.
they normally have multiple prestiged call of duty xbox live accounts, too.
Last edited by Uzique The Lesser (2013-04-08 09:41:54)
Honestly don't care. I wear it when it's needed and for what it was originally intended.
as opposed to a windbreaker or a mac with a hood, like every other hiker and outdoor walker. cause those aren't designed as outdoor leisurewear at all, right. no, you've got to wear the military-bushcraft accessory. you can pretend you're on an SAS survival course, even though you're flabby and have asthma.