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[pixelglam]

His & Hers Closet 💼

[shoptmlstore]

EPL classic cap

Stand out from the crowd with the stylish EPL Classic Cap. Its sleek design and comfortable fit make it the perfect accessory for everyday wear. Get yours today and show off your love for the English Premier League.

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[classiccaps123]

The Contrasting Trucker Hat: The Pop Culture Icon that Began from Absolutely Nothing

Trucker hats may be commonly associated with casual and laid-back style, but this signature hat has drastically evolved. After being used in the field setting, it has to do with fashion and has been sported by different categories, from celebrities and athletes to regular individuals. But within this realm of reinvention, a specific style reigns supreme: The opposite – the Trucker hat. Bold and trendy at the same time, this headwear hero was perfect for the challenge – a classic silhouette and an unexpected touch of color.

[buckydoll]

🦇 BittyCap celebrates Halloween in July at @bathandbodyworks 🎃 . . (Got lots of goodies!) . . . #ittybitty #ittybittys #hallmark #bathandbodyworks #halloween #givemealltheBats #julypost #captainamerica #bittycap #steverogers #smol #nonbuckypost #iambuckydoll #mcu #marvel #classiccap (at Bath & Body Works) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR94HXzFLbo/?utm_medium=tumblr

[theheritagepostmagazine]

#Repost @diefenthalundsohn with @repostapp ・・・ At work... #Diefenthal #diefenthalundsohn #trilbyhat #vintagestyle #classichats #classiccaps #fashion #mensfashion #blackandwhite #menstyle #menswear #blackandwhite #picoftheday #instadaily #cigar #cigarlover #hats #vintage #writing #lifeisgood #create #inspiration

[rickinmar]

Four 18th century Cape Cod houses (1760-1790 I’d say). The first one pictured is a bow roofed example from Sandwich (a half Cape with only one front window, it could be called a quarter Cape). Next is a classic half Cape in Dennis. Then a three quarter Cape in Provincetown that has had its center chimney altered in the 19th century. And last a full Cape in Bass River that also has had chimney work. All 4 are photographs from the 1930s. #capecodhouse #archi_ologie #oldhouselove #brickstory #capecodarchitecture #capecod #provincetown #dennisma #sandwichma #bassriverma #classiccape #historicpreservation #thefrontdoorproject (at Cape Cod) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1hRZgogzQ9/?igshid=z5iheucqjpad

[66circle]

Classic Cap

Add style and personality to your hat collection with a custom printed classic cap!

Collection Here: https://66circle.com/pt/CC

[antonyyorck]

ANTONY YORCK ONLINE BOUTIQUE • https://antonyyorck.com • CAPs • https://antonyyorck.com/caps/ • STREETWEAR – HOMEWEAR – LUXURY URBAN STREETSTYLE –¡ design your life ! • #antonyyorck #antonyyorckstudioberlin #onlineboutique #style #caps #cap #hat #baseballcap #baseballcaps #classiccap #strapback #strapbacks #6panel #6panelcap #whitecap #skaterstyle #skatergirls #skaterboy #urbanwear #urbanstyle #streetstyle #streetwear #streetwearoutfit #fashion #fashionblogger #fashionblog #fashionblogger_de #fashionweek #instagood https://www.instagram.com/p/CMjoXAVHzY0/?igshid=10upw6jf6uudh

[funkycapsuk]

Lierys Robertson Cashmere Flat Cap Men - Made in Italy Wool Ivy hat with Peak, Lining Autumn-Winter https://www.funkycaps.co.uk/product/lierys-robertson-cashmere-flat-cap-men-made-in-italy-wool-ivy-hat-with-peak-lining-autumn-winter/ Particularly classy for high standards. Its Subject matter of fluffy cashmere wool, obtained through an elaborate process, gives this home made flat cap from Lierys Gold a refined touch that meets the high standards of wintery wearing comfort. Within, a fabric lining nestles against the top, whilst a stretch lining band ensures a comfortable have compatibility. The heathered, colourful design forms stripes and checks that reflect the hats comfort factor, whilst the height and brand emblem add visual highlights. Made in Italy. #funkycaps #speakwithyourcap #hataddict #cap #caps #flatcap #flatcaps #styleformen #styleforguys #peakyblinders #peakyblinder #classiccap #madeinitaly https://www.instagram.com/p/CL_UaBoDXao/?igshid=u29ggbr1eawr

[theinteriorpost-blog]

Check out Diegenthal & Sohn's awesome hats. Source @diefenthalundsohn ・・・ At work... #Diefenthal #diefenthalundsohn #trilbyhat #vintagestyle #classichats #classiccaps #fashion #theheritagepost #thp #hats #style #vintage #cigarlife #cigar #blackandwhite #mensmagazine #mensfashion #menstyle #menswear #inspiration #writing

[geekfineart-blog]

Had some time to finish up some cover commissions before I head to @turlockcomiccon at the Santa Rosa Fair grounds tomorrow ! #spiderverse #spidergwen #marvel #spiderwoman #captainamerica #steverogers #1970s #1980s #firstavenger #comicblank #variantcover #pencilsketches #avengers #classiccap #classiccaptainamerica #toomuchfun #intothespiderversemovie #gwenstacy #copiccolor #copicmarkers (at Brentwood, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Buy3TfdDwMF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wfvwk9u17n3l

[pixelglam]

The Study 📖

[pakawmerch]

Pakaw Head Wear. Classic Cap, 5 Panel, Trucker Cap Check more products on catalog @pakawstore . . . . . . #pakaw #pakawmerch #pakawmerchandise #independent #movement #snapback #classic #classiccap #trucker #5panel #cap #hat #raglan #terror #minds #clothingbrand #pakawcloth #pakawstore #localpride #singkawang

[heytherelalena]

PRINT PREVIEW! Sale starts tomorrow at 7pm EST! I have giveaways going on right now for free shipping and for $5 Dot Dollars! Link is in my bio! #DDS #dotdotsmile #printpreview #sneakpeek #camo #flowers #plaid #tiedye #Classiccap #tankdress #ballerina #ddsballerina #ddsclassiccap #ddstankdress #newinventory

[buckydoll]

Two Bros, one shield. A big Castle. Coming to you in July on the CW! . . . #imtryingtobefunny #notworking #cw #castleofbucky #steverogers #classiccap #tinybucky #buckydoll #buckybarnes #wintersoldier #sebastianstan #whitewolf #marvel #avengers #captainamerica #toyphoto #toyphotography #toysofinstagram #castle

[smokeybrand]

Disappointment

I love comics. I do. I’ve loved them since I was a small boy. I remember fondly, journeys to my local comic shop before it closed. I remember buying first editions of Aliens versus Predator, Alien: Earth War, The Killing Joke and those three issues of Amazing Spider-Man where Carnage debuted. That panel where Pete realizes carnage left him a message in his own blood? Chilling. I remember the dour feeling I got when I first witnessed Miller’s bleak, almost nihilistic take on Batman with his masterpiece , The Dark Knight returns. I remember the jubilation as I scanned the pages upon pages of graphic violence in McFarlane’s Spawn for the first time. The Violator fast became one of my all-time favorites Comic villains. I watched the comic bubble grow and grow until it burst and the fall of an entire industry toward the late 90s, early 00’s. I remember the cringe worthy, poorly written, maxi-events born distinctly from that ridiculous “extreme everything” epoch of the mid 90s. I was excited when the industry rebounded on the back of epic storytelling and art that was head and shoulders above what I had as a youth, in the late 00s, early 10s. Even now, I pick up any one of the Bat books DC is shilling and I am wildly impressed. Capullo’s run, in particular, has been a creative and narrative refreshment. I’m going to miss him when he’s gone. I love comics as much as I love film, cinema, anime, manga, and f*cking pancakes. My geek card is legit and punched, particularly for Marvel Comics.

I love a good Marvel book. Don’t get me wrong, I can dig a DC outing, I rather enjoyed Judas Contract and Death in the Family in particular, but Marvel always felt real to me. DC comics was escapism. They were Gods pretending to be human in my eyes, the ideal way to live. That made sense to me as I grew older because they were created in a time where escapism was needed. Most of the groundwork for DC was laid in the 30s. WWII was beginning to rear it’s ugly head and there was a necessity for the American populace to have a place to divert their attention to fantastic tails in order to distract from the horrific realities of the world.  Marvel was born in the sixties. They’re a product of one of the most socially tumultuous times in out history. Marvel heroes are people thrust into godhood. They have to learn how to be heroes because they are inherently flawed. There are no Superman allegories here, no perfect specimens to light the way for humanity. Nah, these cast are assholes just like the rest of us, trying to stay above water. Only they can shoot f*cking lasers from their eyes sometimes. While DC relegated their more socially experimental or controversial stories to the oblivion of Vertigo or Elseworlds, Marvel embraced them. Reed Richards became an emotionally distant asshole. Tony Stark became a functioning alcoholic. The allegorical comparison of Mutants being black people struggling for human rights during the civil unrest of the 60s was not lost on anyone with a brain. I loved that Marvel let their heroes be human. I loved that they made mistakes and that those mistakes had real consequences. I loved that I could look at a comic and see myself, in both demeanor and ethnicity. Spider-Man is my all time favorite comic character. I wrote about this before but I WAS Pete as a kid and I think that’s why he’s so endearing. He is the best of that Marvel lot and epitomizes the genius Stan, John, and Jack had when they crafted the most endearing literary universe in the last century.

The fact that i love Marvel so much is why I am hurting with the direction they have decided to take with all of this SJW nonsense. If you know Marvel’s history, if you’ve read their books, then you know they were already one of the most progressive companies out there. I mean, they’re genesis was one steeped in social awakening! Hell, I’m not even mad Marvel is shoehorning all of this PC propaganda in their books or killing off characters I love (**cough**Wolverine**cough**), or subsisting on year-long maxi events or allowing Slott to ruin Spider-Man! Actually, I am livid about that Slott nonsense but I’ll get to that. I’m not mad Thor is a woman. She is a great character and a breath of fresh air in a narrative that was growing a bit stale for me. Jane Foster being Thor gave way to The Unworthy Thor story line, which is probably the best written Thor arc I have ever read. I’m not mad Mockingbird is a feminist. How can she not be? I rather enjoyed Spider-Island and that little tease at the end with MJ and Pete? That made my heart all aflutter. Speaking of, my favorite book at the moment is Renew Your Vows. Goddamn do I miss Pete and MJ and that book just reminds me of everything that could have been. F*cking Slott, man… I ADORE the direction they’ve taken Talon (X-23 and the current Wolverine for those of you who don’t know Laura’s actual X-Men code name) and even like a little of that whole Cyclops fiasco fallout. A little bit, not all of it. There are a few things SJW Marvel has done well, their increasing diversity is a big one, but it feels like those good things pale in comparison to the issue I think that is crippling Marvel; The writing is sh*t now.

SJW Marvel feels like they’ve traded actual, inspired, storytelling for “Woke” gimmicks and a pandered slathering of social commentary. There are too many soap boxed now and not enough passion in crafting a compelling narrative. Dan Slott (I told you I’d get to this asshat) is a perfect example of this bullsh*t. Bro has taken Spider-Man and basically turned him into Tony Stark. He’s erased, literally erased by having Pete and MJ cut a deal with the goddamn devil, their marriage. Slott, in his run on Amazing, has regressed Spider-man back to those harrowing and swinging days of being a College Freshman but with a multi-billion dollar tech company. For a second there, I even think Peter was an international spy or some sh*t. It’s wild nonsense that is just north of embellished fan fiction! What happened to the great tales we got like Kraven’s Last Hunt or Torment? Why do I have to sit through The Superior Spider-Man?? F*ck, then there’s THAT fuckery. Doctor Octopus is literally a Spider-man clone now. He is, and I am not sh*tting you right now, living in a perfect clone of Peter Parker, powers and all. But he leads Hydra or some sh*t. We’ll circle back around to that in a second, let me tell you, but first, this whole Fantastic Four bullsh*t. I liked Secret Wars II. I thought it was interesting that Doom finally got his wish and became a f*cking god. I thought his characterization in that whole event was brilliant. What I didn’t like? Marvel using that even to essentially erase the Fantastic Four. I liked Sue. She was a great character and had grown considerably over the years. All of that, gone. More to the point, I loved Valeria and her interactions with Doom. Those few books where she actually plays Robin and conscious to Doom’s villainy are spectacular. Marvel essentially nixing that relationship just to scorn Fox feels a lot like Slott nixing MJ because he thinks Peter should be a hoe.

Both circumstances are f*cking ridiculous and do nothing but leave the characters and company less. And it’s not just these instances. Riri Williams has a ton of potential but sucks and everyone hates her because she’s written as a smart-mouthed b*tch. America Chaves is another missed opportunity! And, oh my god, what did they do to my Carol Danvers?? I LOVE Miss Marvel. Her stint in Might Avengers and Heroic Age solidified that she could be the premiere female Marvel hero. In my eyes, Carol is their Wonder Woman and, for a time, she was on her way. Now? After all of this SJW branding and agendas have made her power absorbing Hitler. They’ve destroyed her character, assassinated nay real progress in an effort to portray her as a feminist icon. She was already one of those!

Carol Danvers doesn’t have to be the new version of 1610 Captain America! And then there’s THAT debacle. Secret Empire was a goddamn cash grab and the biggest farce I have read out of Marvel since Onslaught. Cap is a Nazi? Really? Get the f*ck out of here with that nonsense. And the ending? Just a bit too fan service-y for me. There was literal deus ex machina. Seriously, ClassicCap came out of the cosmic cube to punch out NaziCap. He allegory is just so heavy handed, it’s borderline insulting to my intelligence as the reader. I cannot stress how ridiculous this entire situation was, this entire stupid goddamn “event”. Also, the f*ck was up with Dead No More? Didn’t we learn our lesson about clones with Ben Reily and that whole clusterf*ck? Why are we even doing this nonsense again??

It’s not just the writing though, either. The art for most of these books is atrocious. Anything Olivier Coipel or Esad Ribic touch with a pencil is god’s work and Kris Anka is one of my favorites but the redesigns of some of those classic outfits are terrible. I mean, Spider-Man’s tech suit is ass. Riri’s armor looks like a knock off Rescue mod, and Foster’s Thor comes across as a hodge-podge of nonsense. That classic Ms. Marvel Leotard is my favorite of her outfits but I get the upgrade to her current garb. Running around in stilettos with your ass out doesn’t really bode well for gaining confidence you can protect the general public from giant, interdimensional, crab monsters or rouge government assassi-bots. What i don’t like is how masculine Carol’s drawn now. Chick isn’t She-Hulk, yo. Why you got her so yoked? Carol Danvers was a vision of beauty, legit model caliber. She’s always been fit, yeah, but there was still a softness to her. Just a touch, I’d say. Now, chick is a rock of f*cking angst granite. Not only is she poorly written but her overall design is sh*t! It’s like, goddamn Marvel! You want to push Ms. Marvel to the front, give me something to work with How am I supposed to root for an ugly, b*tchy, incompetent who constantly makes decisions that get people killed? How is THIS “Captain Marvel” a leader?? Bro, speaking of “leaders”, Sam Wilson Cap is ridiculous. That sh*t feels like blatant tokenism, particularly when there have already been several black captain Americas in Marvel history. There was this whole Tuskegee allegory about it. One of the grand kids was the Young Avengers, for chrissake!

I don’t know, man. I think Marvel need to take a step back and figure why things were so good back in the day. Why the Ultimate universe was so successful and then why it wasn’t. I think they need to get some fresh blood in those executive chairs, cats with actual vision and a very poignant, very innovative story to tell because what I’m getting now feels a lot like that Extreme nonsense I got right before everything fell apart. The art might be better but the narratives are not. What I got with Secret Wars II feels a lot like what I got with the Clone Saga or Identity Crisis and them sh*ts were terrible. Legacy has a ton of potential but if it’s just a way to bring actual Jean Grey back from the dead, you can keep that sh*t. Give me back Wolverine. Let Laura and her father have some adventures. It feels like a crime Gabby hasn’t met her grandpa. Give me back Pete and MJ. You’ve already taken his daughter, first love, and uncle. At least let the guy have his wife. Give me back Doom and Valeria. The potential those two have together is profound and vastly untapped. Look, I get it. I’m pining for a bygone era.

Times are changing and this SJW sh*t is becoming the status quo. If you want to exist in this society, you have to embrace that sh*t to an extent. All I’m saying is don’t be so heavy handed with it. Have some tact. Use a deft touch. It‘s not difficult to be inclusive without being obnoxious about it or ruining entire character histories for a year or two of upped sales. Marvel is actually hemorrhaging money at the moment because of this ridiculous turn in narrative. Marvel Studios is essentially holding them up. Those motherf*ckers are printing money for Disney. Actually, Marvel Comics only has to look as far as their cinema counterpart to get the blueprint. Spider-Man: Homecoming is how you traverse this new age of social wokeness. Those cats wrote an outstanding story, full of diversity and social commentary, and grounded it in a world that felt real. And they did it with excellent characterization and a true reverence for the source material. Homecoming felt more like Spider-Man than any of the other Spider-Man films and it kept true to the current social current effortlessly.

That’s how you write Spider-Man. That’s how you write, period. That’s how Marvel Comics needs to write if they want to salvage their company. Hell, Logan is another great example. So are both of the Guardian films. Pretty sure Ragnarok is another but that remains to be seen. It’s wild to me that films, created for the sole purpose of getting scratch, cobbled together by a committee of producers and executives, can create something that has more depth, scope, vision, and soul than the motherf*ckers entrusted with the goddamn source material, themselves. That says so much about the people in charge of my beloved Marvel comics and what it says depresses the f*ck out of me.