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donkeyPUNCH

donkeyPUNCH

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Ive noticed a lot of people in the drug culture are like hippys, or ravers...but what other styles or what have you do people wear that use drugs. im sure there are some we'd never expect

i my self am closer towards the hippy end, dreadlocks, earthy toned clothing, barefoot/sandals all the time
 
We've had lots of threads on this.
What do I dress like? In one word: 90's urban rock'n roll hoodlum.
Yes, 90's. I hate the 00s.
So far I think this decade has sucked globally, although my life has gotten a lot better.
 
Round here, alotta drug users try to go for the 'urban' look, which basically means oversized white ts and jeans. Theres also the semi-hippie look of very bright clothes like oversized pink cago pants and a tie-die shirt. Seems like if you did drugs you wouldnt want attention drawn to you like that, but go figure.

Personally I prefer the incognito style. Im pretty clean cut besides for unkempt facial hair. Usually dress in hoodies and jeans.
 
I wear polo shirts, jeans, khaki cargo pants, corduroy pants, button up long-sleeve shirts, long-sleeve t-shirts or t-shirts. I guess that's "preppy", but I'd call it dressing like men have dressed for the past fifty years and not looking like a thug. It's hard to be taken seriously in the real world when you're wearing clothes two sizes too large and don't take the time to shave or get a haircut.
 
Here, people look like whatever.

I use drugs, I go for the baggy jeans (that have been my best friend for nearly a year) and whatever t-shirt, shirt, vest, whatever is good.

My mate is always worn jeans and t-shirt.

Other mate is all shaggy hair and baggy clothes.

All of us take drugs, you can't really define any one style, it's just something about the person that gives it away.

IMO, anyway.
 
Not really, I highly doubt anyone was screaming "drug addict" at Rush Limbaugh before it hit the news. Drug use and personality/style have nothing to do with eachother for most people.
 
I dress baggy. I can not stand to not wear baggy clothes. It's not because I'm trying to dress like a rapper, it's just that I can not stand jeans that are not baggy on me. Right now I'm usually wearing some baggy jeans with a bunch of hoodies. The hoodies range from preppy to down-right crappy looking.
 
^ ditto but I kinda look a mess most of the time, I can't be bothered maintaining a image that pleases.
Green tops are essential jeans and combats for lower region.
 
i have a pretty defined look, due to my limited wardrobe - two pairs of dickies pants, a pair of addidas shoes, and usually a tee-shirt ... if it's cold i just have one jacket or one hoodie to cover up with. I hate spending $ on clothes, although I do have quite a few shirts (but some I've had for 4 years)
 
i dont have a style, moreso, just being comfortable. jeans, hoodie if its cold, button up shirt if its semi-cold, shirt if its warm enough. baseball cap if i choose not to do up my hair. that is all.
 
^^^ It's all about the dickies !!! $19.95 a pair no matter where you buy them, can't beat that price. Plus they come in tons of colors if you like to switch it up.

I'm generally wearing dickies pants, a tshirt or a buttoned but baggy shirt. I guess the closest description would be junglist, but I've been wearing the same thing since way before i even knew what jungle was.
 
plain white tee's and baggy dickies or baggy shorts usually aand if i wanna dress nice, like an ecko button up shirt and rocawear jeans.
 
Dickies, khakis, random t-shirts, and my beloved flannel long sleeve shirt. Semi prep meets grunge rock, and most of my clothing has holes in it. Long blonde 'surferesque' hair too
 
I prefer a well-fitted suit, dress shirt, and tie...but nobody has any class these days so it's not really "appropriate" to wear that stuff daily...unlike 50 years ago or so, when people dressed up for everything.
 
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