Distressed, Ripped Jeans

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  1. Caroline

    Caroline New Member

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    I like this look but I sometimes question if it's not stupid to buy jeans that have been damaged and pay extra money.

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    #1 Caroline, Jun 23, 2004
  2. plasticine20

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    To me it's stupid.... and somewhat tacky to pay for some company to damage my clothes.
     
    #2 plasticine20, Jun 23, 2004
  3. *DrAma*

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    I agree. Usually when I see a person wearin ripped jeans I automatically think they are probably old and worn.
     
    #3 *DrAma*, Jun 23, 2004
  4. impossibleprincess

    impossibleprincess kabhi alvida

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    it's a bit too fake to be honest, I'd prefer a pair that were subtly distressed rather than a few rips that have been strategically placed...
     
    #4 impossibleprincess, Jun 23, 2004
  5. mikeijames

    mikeijames no tom ford, no thanks.

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    it's all about personal style...some distressing looks obviously faked but others looks subtle and unique and stylish
     
    #5 mikeijames, Jun 23, 2004
  6. Christopher31

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    a la Dior Homme SS 04.. damaged denim
     
    #6 Christopher31, Jun 23, 2004
  7. PrinceOfCats

    PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse

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    I say you have to get the damage right...if you're going for the 'I'm a lumberjack' type look then actually throw three tins of paint over them, slash them with a stanley knife, soften them with an electric sanding disk and then drop them in a pirhana tank...don't mess around with silly little 'designer rips'...
     
    #7 PrinceOfCats, Jun 23, 2004
  8. Christopher31

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    Hey! i like them...
     
    #8 Christopher31, Jun 23, 2004
  9. Sephora_Socialite

    Sephora_Socialite Fierce Flava

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    I like distressed denim done right....my fave piece of clothing is my jean mini thats distressed but not overly that it looks like its falling apart..

    I like guys in distress vintage jeans. Its hot.
     
    #9 Sephora_Socialite, Jun 23, 2004
  10. mikeijames

    mikeijames no tom ford, no thanks.

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    a la Dior Homme SS 04.. damaged denim [/b][/quote]
    or fall/winter 2004 even...
     
    #10 mikeijames, Jun 23, 2004
  11. Christopher31

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    or fall/winter 2004 even... [/b][/quote]
    Yeah, they are coming out with distressed cords too! :heart:
     
    #11 Christopher31, Jun 23, 2004
  12. Caroline

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    This is what I mean
    $178
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    #12 Caroline, Jun 23, 2004
  13. *DrAma*

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    those jeans looks like bullet holes :shock:
     
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  14. oceanharlot

    oceanharlot stories everywhere

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    i LOVE distressed jeans.

    just none of these... hehe
     
    #14 oceanharlot, Jun 24, 2004
  15. PrinceOfCats

    PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse

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    Ugh :doh: Hate the cut, hate the distressing - the whole flare thing is so boring and the distress is so fake...
     
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  16. ahhGucci

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    Oh you little, you discovered my project. I'm going to abandon that now. :eek: :(
     
    #16 ahhGucci, Jun 24, 2004
  17. ahhGucci

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    I don't like this fake ripping and what not. I admit, soem designers make it good, I have seen one good example. But as for the rest, I detested the idea when I used to wear jeans that were frayed, and wonder if some company would sell them that way :(
     
    #17 ahhGucci, Jun 24, 2004
  18. oanadobre

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    Distressed jeans are not for me, thank you...
     
    #18 oanadobre, Jun 24, 2004
  19. ahhGucci

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    Ohh yea, I'd just like to add, that I don't like distressed or ripped jeans. Just my personal taste.
     
    #19 ahhGucci, Jun 24, 2004
  20. tangerine

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    I like some distressed/destroyed jeans, but of the ones posted so far I only like these:

    Diesel, Chip & Pepper, Seven and Paper Denim are ones I have that I think have "natural-looking" distressing.

    I see a lot of jeans that appear to be very symmetrically sanded and/or bleached and I don't like that look. I also don't like if there is too much contrast between the "distressed" part and the rest of the denim.
     
    #20 tangerine, Jun 24, 2004
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