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Shedeur Sanders - 2023-25 Tracking History Thread
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It's the versatility that makes it the height of fashion. You can go straight from your hunting blind to your shift at Home Depot or as the flag person on the road construction crew.
(In case anyone was curious, I am so clueless about fashion that I didn't know Louis made anything besides luggage and purses.)
Does anyone else find Louis Vuitton products to be rather gauche and tacky? The bold logo and loud designs just feel too contrived for my taste.
Very nouveau riche and “aspirational class” vibes where the owner is externalizing “luxury” because they have something to prove. Feels like what a poor person thinks a “rich” person would wear.
Lamborghini, Maserati, and others feel the same. Much of the LVMH portfolio gives me the vibe
Very nouveau riche and “aspirational class” vibes where the owner is externalizing “luxury” because they have something to prove. Feels like what a poor person thinks a “rich” person would wear.
Lamborghini, Maserati, and others feel the same. Much of the LVMH portfolio gives me the vibe
I can't judge thanks to my patagonia winter jacket and post-covid sweatpants lifestyle, but I think LV and other luxury fashion brands are ****ing stupid. People can dress how they want for far less.
That bag that Shilo had was kinda nice lookin though
All I know is that, when I went to the LV store in Paris, I saw a lot of rich people with old and new money spending away.
I think Maserati styling is very reserved and conservative for its market.
Otherwise, I agree. With a lot of these brands it seems to be less about design or quality and mostly about blasting out that you're sporting the brand. Would people ever buy their products at their prices if the logo wasn't prominent?
NTTIAWWT, but it's not my thing and I have trouble relating to it.
Big Jim
WTF?
That is the whole message of Patagonia clothing is to be judgmental.
Agree. This is why I stick with Amazon as my clothing line of choice.
The seamless fusion of design and function allow for a wardrobe that isn’t out of place in the living room, bathroom stall or airport runway.
Big Jim
WTF?
I had to read up on the show they were in, because I know less than zero about fashion.
This Fall line was designed by Pharrell Williams for LV.
Costco is fine by me.
I have a combo of Costco and Boot Barn.
Nm
Very nouveau riche, as you say. #2 is living as though he's on his second NFL contract. Hope he gets there.
WTF?
It’s supposed to aggressively signal that you’re a concerned environmentalist.
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You haven’t seen VC Bro suited and booted with Patagonia?
I guess I'm less concerned about what the people wearing it are trying to signal (and no, I haven't witnessed that) and what the company actually does and is doing.
And also are you talking about the VC investor or the VC recipient (because now that I think about it, I've seen the latter).
Venture Capitalists (the money people) and VC recipients love Patagonia clothing. It is a status symbol for them.
****ers don't even use the water proofing!
Well stated and hilarious, but I do think that this kind of thing can backfire severely if he doesn’t play well.
Are you ****ing with us right now?
Orvis makes the best quality clothing out there IMHO...
To me Orvis gear screams “I do guided trips only”.
Well, I'm glad they're spending their money with a responsible company.
I don’t think Agent Dave f*cks around like that.