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A fine example of fray! But, quick, where’s that person who comes by the house to do alterations and repairs? You need them, now.
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I think I should leave it as they are. Trendy, aren’t they? LOL
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Very trendy!
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Aah,.. It’s a very nice word! Thank you, Gallivanta. Next time when Lucy comes to your house, ask her to make a painting of you watching your herbs garden from the window. 🙂
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I will give her your suggestion!
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Nice take!
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Thank you very much Dave. 🙂
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🙂 wow, such a large ‘trendy’ hole in the kneecap… btw, I could fix it, I’m quite good at mending… 🙂
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😀 Yes the hole is too large I guessed. Which one is better looking to mend them, from inside or outside them.
I am so glad you enjoyed the frayed clothes too Melanie. Cheers 🙂
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Very chic! My son and his wife paid a LOT of money for jeans with holes in the knees. 🙂
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Actually frayed worn out style jeans are stylishly fashionable to all age, children and adults to older. In my country the prices are varies, Local branded jeans range from US$.06,00 to 15,00 which are very reasonable to us. Levi’s, Lea, Lee (and other worldwide branded) are about US$.16,00 to 25,00. Converted to Indonesian Rupiah are equally expensive too.
The above frayed jeans has been used for a long time, 6 years old with two year pause time not being used because I gained to much weight :-D. Now I have lost 13 kg and they fit me again. I almost cut them into pieces of mops.
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Excellent interpretation for the challenge Muhammad! Great shot! I used to have a pair of jeans like that in my younger years, but mine was worn like that. No way I am going to pay for frayed jeans like that. hahahahaha!
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Thank you so much, Sophia for your compliment. Yes I agree with you. I don’t like to pay that much just for a worn out jeans. Anyhow, we can make our jeans look distressed and frayed by stone washing. 🙂
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150,000 rupiahs for a pair of hole-y jeans – many days of work for a lot of people. Perfect shot for “fray.”
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Yes, quite costly even for me. Thank you for your compliment. 🙂
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cakep abis fotonya gan 🙂
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Terima kasih banyak atas sanjungannya,Gan. 🙂
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