hairline View Thread Reply Hide William Trotwater - Sun, 03 May 2015 16:21:04 EST 35b3O4zF No.60118 File: 1430684464454.jpg -(22227B / 21.71KB, 460x276) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How the fuck did george clooney get his hairline back? >> Priscilla Mozzlechug - Tue, 05 May 2015 23:54:25 EST zdwQzEBj No.60126 Reply >>60118Magic. >> Nigger Gengerkack - Thu, 07 May 2015 22:13:04 EST ZAuU1RL/ No.60132 Reply >>60118Money >> Lillian Sendernen - Sat, 09 May 2015 03:00:35 EST iIbk0V8A No.60137 Reply >>60118Magic Money.
Hair Layers View Thread Reply Hide Eugene Hocklefoot - Mon, 04 May 2015 00:11:04 EST 35b3O4zF No.60122 File: 1430712664957.jpg -(27465B / 26.82KB, 640x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is it possible to ask for a longer fringe with short layers on top of your hair, or do your layers have to be made into a certain length?Is that what people mean when they say a haircut is choppy?
Too Scared to wear Fred Perry still... View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Sillernerk - Thu, 23 Apr 2015 12:44:58 EST 2mZ3rG17 No.60090 File: 1429807498143.jpg -(16121B / 15.74KB, 546x372) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hell I dont even know if skinheads still cop Fred Perry. But this is one brand I wont wear because I dont want to get my ass kicked because Im in the wrong neighborhood.. wearing the wrong color Fred Perry or some shit. 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Samuel Cankinbury - Mon, 27 Apr 2015 07:34:20 EST lLFrweot No.60097 Reply 1430134460338.jpg -(13917B / 13.59KB, 290x290) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>60094Correct, this scene... >> Nicholas Funkinfot - Mon, 27 Apr 2015 14:01:37 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60098 Reply >>60090I don't like polos, but as someone who wears straight laces Doc Martens, I get nervous sometimes that people will associate me as a nazi skin, Doesn't help that I sometimes wear a bomber jacket too. >> Hugh Gozzlenidge - Sat, 02 May 2015 03:58:45 EST tas5kd9m No.60111 Reply >>60090These shirts look awesome, exactly what I come here for, cheers.
>> Samuel Cankinbury - Mon, 27 Apr 2015 07:34:20 EST lLFrweot No.60097 Reply 1430134460338.jpg -(13917B / 13.59KB, 290x290) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>60094Correct, this scene...
>> Nicholas Funkinfot - Mon, 27 Apr 2015 14:01:37 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60098 Reply >>60090I don't like polos, but as someone who wears straight laces Doc Martens, I get nervous sometimes that people will associate me as a nazi skin, Doesn't help that I sometimes wear a bomber jacket too.
>> Hugh Gozzlenidge - Sat, 02 May 2015 03:58:45 EST tas5kd9m No.60111 Reply >>60090These shirts look awesome, exactly what I come here for, cheers.
Getting haircut right View Thread Reply Hide Hugh Blythegold - Sun, 26 Apr 2015 10:00:21 EST 35b3O4zF No.60095 File: 1430056821491.jpg -(305893B / 298.72KB, 1276x1180) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I keep going to get haircuts and I never get the layers I want my hair is always one single lenght on top. What do I do? None of the hair dressers cut layers the way I want them. Is it really that hard or what?All I want is short hair on the sides and kind of a fringe with those really short layers in it. >> Alice Ballerfuck - Thu, 30 Apr 2015 12:12:29 EST y5tKgsYX No.60109 Reply good haircut + good hair productsBring a picture next time you're getting cut
>> Alice Ballerfuck - Thu, 30 Apr 2015 12:12:29 EST y5tKgsYX No.60109 Reply good haircut + good hair productsBring a picture next time you're getting cut
Taking care of slip ons/canvas shoes? Or even just general shoes... View Thread Reply Hide Nell Divingmidge - Sun, 12 Apr 2015 08:07:02 EST /1vIiGhN No.60064 File: 1428840422234.jpg -(18188B / 17.76KB, 583x583) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hi guysI was recently gifted a nice pair of Vans slip ons (pic related). I had a pair before (different design) but they only lasted me 3 months. After 3 months, they were absolutely torn to shreds and I had to get rid of them. Which is a shame because theyre not the cheapest shoes and also theyre really comfortable, I really like them as shoes.So how does one take good care of shoes? I had another pair of canvas runners (sneakers for you guys or whatever) that also only lasted me a few months. My feet are quite big and I have a tendency to wear the same pair of shoes all the time. I bought a cheap pair of shoes to wear when the weather is not good or if Im going to rocky terrain or whatever.Share your shoe-saving tips, especially slip ons & canvas shoes... cos I am so sick of throwing away nice shoes so frequently. >> Clara Dallerfield - Sun, 12 Apr 2015 10:29:32 EST x15dNcdP No.60065 Reply >>60064I've always had zero luck with durability and these things. I love them tough, as they're comfortable no hassle shoes, I just buy el cheap-o brand one and use them for a season. >> Sophie Bluffingbury - Tue, 28 Apr 2015 13:02:29 EST UoFTBURL No.60103 Reply just suck it up and drop 100-200 on a nice pair of shoes that will last you forever and can possibly re-sold if you kept them in good condition. >> Shit Bunnergold - Thu, 30 Apr 2015 16:26:32 EST x15dNcdP No.60110 Reply >>60103It's good to have both, these are the kind of shoe I have no problem wrecking because hey, they were cheap. I have nicer pairs of shoes, but not sneakers because sneakers aren't really "dress up" shoes for me.
>> Clara Dallerfield - Sun, 12 Apr 2015 10:29:32 EST x15dNcdP No.60065 Reply >>60064I've always had zero luck with durability and these things. I love them tough, as they're comfortable no hassle shoes, I just buy el cheap-o brand one and use them for a season.
>> Sophie Bluffingbury - Tue, 28 Apr 2015 13:02:29 EST UoFTBURL No.60103 Reply just suck it up and drop 100-200 on a nice pair of shoes that will last you forever and can possibly re-sold if you kept them in good condition.
>> Shit Bunnergold - Thu, 30 Apr 2015 16:26:32 EST x15dNcdP No.60110 Reply >>60103It's good to have both, these are the kind of shoe I have no problem wrecking because hey, they were cheap. I have nicer pairs of shoes, but not sneakers because sneakers aren't really "dress up" shoes for me.
Let's get this str8 since I know there's faggots like you out there View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Gopperridge - Sat, 18 Apr 2015 07:08:07 EST EJfLrT/N No.60069 File: 1429355287864.png -(277774B / 271.26KB, 1045x775) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE 7 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Shit Claywell - Sun, 19 Apr 2015 10:45:53 EST EJfLrT/N No.60082 Reply >>60076no one cares about the bands you listen retard. You were a synthetic clone. >> Cedric Subblehall - Sun, 19 Apr 2015 14:38:50 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60084 Reply >>60082Even clones develop individuality. I didn't just do the scene kid thing, I had a lot of different looks. For a while I went to school in a clashing plaid shirt and tie, with a top hat, Just because I could and I didn't give a fuck.If we're talking about emo, the bands you listen to are a quintessential part of it.I'm willing to bet dollars to donuts that your looks haven't been 100% unique and new.Ever wear just a t-shirt and jeans? oh wow how drab, such a clone of 90% of the population.That's what makes those pictures of how to dress like a certain subgroup so funny, because most people's style can fit into a catagory, and they can be thrown into a certain sub culture.Emo is still a better style than hypebeasts. >> Priscilla Febberfuck - Sat, 21 Oct 2017 02:19:35 EST dqJXUlJ8 No.61570 Reply 1508566775045.jpg -(78194B / 76.36KB, 513x773) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Be... Be. Bee... Bees... Everywhere there are bees. Please send help. Ouch.
>> Shit Claywell - Sun, 19 Apr 2015 10:45:53 EST EJfLrT/N No.60082 Reply >>60076no one cares about the bands you listen retard. You were a synthetic clone.
>> Cedric Subblehall - Sun, 19 Apr 2015 14:38:50 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60084 Reply >>60082Even clones develop individuality. I didn't just do the scene kid thing, I had a lot of different looks. For a while I went to school in a clashing plaid shirt and tie, with a top hat, Just because I could and I didn't give a fuck.If we're talking about emo, the bands you listen to are a quintessential part of it.I'm willing to bet dollars to donuts that your looks haven't been 100% unique and new.Ever wear just a t-shirt and jeans? oh wow how drab, such a clone of 90% of the population.That's what makes those pictures of how to dress like a certain subgroup so funny, because most people's style can fit into a catagory, and they can be thrown into a certain sub culture.Emo is still a better style than hypebeasts.
>> Priscilla Febberfuck - Sat, 21 Oct 2017 02:19:35 EST dqJXUlJ8 No.61570 Reply 1508566775045.jpg -(78194B / 76.36KB, 513x773) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Be... Be. Bee... Bees... Everywhere there are bees. Please send help. Ouch.
Shorts View Thread Reply Hide Edward Funkinbanks - Thu, 09 Apr 2015 03:15:57 EST rMnHXUSP No.60062 File: 1428563757904.jpg -(62244B / 60.79KB, 594x433) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What are some good shorts to wear for the summer? I've been wearing a lot of True Religion jeans this winter which I really like but now I need something for the hotter months, any suggestions /st/? >> Esther Claybanks - Fri, 10 Apr 2015 03:58:51 EST dsQUKY1M No.60063 Reply cargo shortsDenim shortsGet somewhat skinny jeans and cut off right above or bellow kneesGym shorts>true religion jeanslel >> Shitting Duckman - Mon, 13 Apr 2015 14:54:54 EST JmQNHbSS No.60066 Reply >>60063i wear golf shorts if i can, normally in kahki,i dont have muct style but i like the lack of pockets >> Nathaniel Brookshaw - Thu, 16 Apr 2015 21:58:52 EST mYfPqK1J No.60068 Reply 1429235932879.jpg -(45661B / 44.59KB, 481x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>60063>Denim shortsMan... I used to have some jean shorts like that too.I slept in them shits, man!.. Eventually, I blew the crotch out of them things. But you CAN'T wear 'em every day and expect for 'em to hold up!.. That was some nice-ass denim too. I miss them shorts... But you... you GOTTA take 'em off every now and then. You gotta take 'em off, son!..
>> Esther Claybanks - Fri, 10 Apr 2015 03:58:51 EST dsQUKY1M No.60063 Reply cargo shortsDenim shortsGet somewhat skinny jeans and cut off right above or bellow kneesGym shorts>true religion jeanslel
>> Shitting Duckman - Mon, 13 Apr 2015 14:54:54 EST JmQNHbSS No.60066 Reply >>60063i wear golf shorts if i can, normally in kahki,i dont have muct style but i like the lack of pockets
>> Nathaniel Brookshaw - Thu, 16 Apr 2015 21:58:52 EST mYfPqK1J No.60068 Reply 1429235932879.jpg -(45661B / 44.59KB, 481x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>60063>Denim shortsMan... I used to have some jean shorts like that too.I slept in them shits, man!.. Eventually, I blew the crotch out of them things. But you CAN'T wear 'em every day and expect for 'em to hold up!.. That was some nice-ass denim too. I miss them shorts... But you... you GOTTA take 'em off every now and then. You gotta take 'em off, son!..
Bad choices View Thread Reply Hide Hannah Drassleham - Sat, 04 Apr 2015 21:47:11 EST N/pkW3qq No.60053 File: 1428198431743.jpg -(89806B / 87.70KB, 597x447) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. First time coming here. I seen this guy in a video game stream and had to post it. Flip flops, dark blue ankle high socks, black shorts and a red plaid dress shirt. How bad is this? 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Archie Bruffingkidge - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 16:57:20 EST wvNYdtIN No.60056 Reply >>60055To you and me it may be, but I think that look is a particular style. I'm sure there are people around that like that style >> Charles Clullerpere - Tue, 07 Apr 2015 00:30:18 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60059 Reply >>60053I'm more concerned that someone is dull enough to give a shit about that. >> Phineas Nisslewater - Tue, 07 Apr 2015 21:43:18 EST IoolS3+g No.60060 Reply damn he gave 0 fucks while getting dressed. My hero
>> Archie Bruffingkidge - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 16:57:20 EST wvNYdtIN No.60056 Reply >>60055To you and me it may be, but I think that look is a particular style. I'm sure there are people around that like that style
>> Charles Clullerpere - Tue, 07 Apr 2015 00:30:18 EST ElVE/1g0 No.60059 Reply >>60053I'm more concerned that someone is dull enough to give a shit about that.
>> Phineas Nisslewater - Tue, 07 Apr 2015 21:43:18 EST IoolS3+g No.60060 Reply damn he gave 0 fucks while getting dressed. My hero
Suit and shoes View Thread Reply Hide David Drirringchedge - Wed, 14 Jan 2015 04:47:49 EST LVNWVaeF No.59735 File: 1421228869525.png -(118805B / 116.02KB, 568x246) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Can I use this shoes with a black suit? To suit with the shoes and the suit, what colour should my tie be? Black? 7 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Sidney Pangermeck - Thu, 15 Jan 2015 03:19:38 EST kYNMjKOZ No.59745 Reply >>59744you see old men with bad arches who cant find the right fitting shoe to wear and have really bad arthritis wearing sneakers and suits. young people like you should dress appropriate for the occasion, ie wear a fucking nice pair of shoes. >> Archie Bruffingkidge - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 17:16:51 EST wvNYdtIN No.60057 Reply >>59743I once wore a brand new pair of black suede jordans with a suit to my high school prom. I'd say it's an exception to most sneaker/suit combos, but I and everyone who saw it (including adults, teachers, and classmates) thought they went perfectly with the suit. Many adults commented on them without me even talking to them saying they've never seen someone actually pull off sneakers + suit. Just gotta find the right shoes >> Clara Sepperpack - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 22:43:01 EST 85bEU2Hv No.60058 Reply >>59744>We have a presentation and we have to wear a suit and I wanted to wear sneakers to add an irreverent touch to the look. Translation: I do not own dress shoesnb
>> Sidney Pangermeck - Thu, 15 Jan 2015 03:19:38 EST kYNMjKOZ No.59745 Reply >>59744you see old men with bad arches who cant find the right fitting shoe to wear and have really bad arthritis wearing sneakers and suits. young people like you should dress appropriate for the occasion, ie wear a fucking nice pair of shoes.
>> Archie Bruffingkidge - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 17:16:51 EST wvNYdtIN No.60057 Reply >>59743I once wore a brand new pair of black suede jordans with a suit to my high school prom. I'd say it's an exception to most sneaker/suit combos, but I and everyone who saw it (including adults, teachers, and classmates) thought they went perfectly with the suit. Many adults commented on them without me even talking to them saying they've never seen someone actually pull off sneakers + suit. Just gotta find the right shoes
>> Clara Sepperpack - Sun, 05 Apr 2015 22:43:01 EST 85bEU2Hv No.60058 Reply >>59744>We have a presentation and we have to wear a suit and I wanted to wear sneakers to add an irreverent touch to the look. Translation: I do not own dress shoesnb
tie knots View Thread Reply Hide John Ceppersat - Wed, 18 Mar 2015 23:27:06 EST OLGaaeh0 No.60017 File: 1426735626694.jpg -(29830B / 29.13KB, 300x300) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is the elredge knot considered to be unprofessional? 3 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Alice Cridgebanks - Tue, 31 Mar 2015 05:35:14 EST cadi8IUs No.60042 Reply What's unprofessional? You can't generalize that. I would look out of place if I'd wear a tie to work at all. We have an informal dresscode and everybody at the agency is dressed in jeans and hoodies unless we're at a client meeting. It really depends on your profession and your corporate culture. If your workplace is extremely conformist, you'd probably better reserve the eldredge for weddings, parties, award ceremonies and the like. Something with an upbeat mood where it's ok to stick out a bit. Normally, nobody will mind if you rock one of these, though.The main concern with the eldredge is being able to tie it 100% correctly and to use the right shirt and tie combo to make it look good (monochrome tie with big colared shirt in contrast color, as in your pic). If you can pull that off, it will be a nice conversation starter. If you can't, you will look like a complete idiot. So if you want to wear this one, practice till you can tie it perfectly or stick to a windsor, pratt or whatever. >> Oliver Blunkinham - Fri, 03 Apr 2015 11:29:19 EST hZFqTq7z No.60048 Reply 1428074959549.jpg -(619240B / 604.73KB, 1000x1094) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Easy answer, yes. Even if the setting/scenario is twisted to become subjective on the question of professionalism, it still looks silly. The whole point of a tie is to frame the face. This fat knot does nothing for that and even detracts from the face while people are trying to figure out what the hell you are playing at. Also, it is a very fat knot meaning the proper proportions of the bottom part of the tie will be completely off. The start of the bottom triangle (not the tip) is supposed to be in line with the start of your belt/top of trousers. This will be near impossible with such a ludicrous knot. So it's not really a question of professionalism, more just the basics of the neck tie. Regardless of the situation, there really are only a few knots that look good. My personal favorite is the four in hand. I would wear no other. But some like the windsor, which is fine I guess, but you loose my respect a little. The four in hand matches the base requirement to frame the face, however has a little quirk with the slight unsymmetrical nature of the knot. Also, it must have a dimple and be slightly lifting off the shirt from the neck - you should be able to place your hand under the tie and the shirt. You dont need a collar bar for this on a well tied knot. There is a reason the four in hand has persisted for so long. Suit fashion is pretty timeless within a certain boundaries (there have been some awful modifications in this space - think massive lapels or most Italian fashion). Most of America in the 20s looked towards the Duke of Windsor as the standard of fashion at the time. And this knot is a stable of the british upper classes. Wearing that stupid knot just makes it look like you havent taken the time to understand the suit, its components and its purposes. Read Flusser's book on male fashion for a comprehensive guide and history. Step away from that monstrosity. >> Cyril Clengerwater - Fri, 03 Apr 2015 14:16:01 EST mbDx+uQe No.60049 Reply >>60048It's actually just about as big as a windsor. Getting the length right is easy as well. The main problem is that the outer layer always fits kinda loose while the innermost sling can tighten extremely if you pull at the long end.So if you want to choke somebody because he's wearing an eldredge, it shouldn't be hard to do. He's already wearing a garotte around his neck.
>> Alice Cridgebanks - Tue, 31 Mar 2015 05:35:14 EST cadi8IUs No.60042 Reply What's unprofessional? You can't generalize that. I would look out of place if I'd wear a tie to work at all. We have an informal dresscode and everybody at the agency is dressed in jeans and hoodies unless we're at a client meeting. It really depends on your profession and your corporate culture. If your workplace is extremely conformist, you'd probably better reserve the eldredge for weddings, parties, award ceremonies and the like. Something with an upbeat mood where it's ok to stick out a bit. Normally, nobody will mind if you rock one of these, though.The main concern with the eldredge is being able to tie it 100% correctly and to use the right shirt and tie combo to make it look good (monochrome tie with big colared shirt in contrast color, as in your pic). If you can pull that off, it will be a nice conversation starter. If you can't, you will look like a complete idiot. So if you want to wear this one, practice till you can tie it perfectly or stick to a windsor, pratt or whatever.
>> Oliver Blunkinham - Fri, 03 Apr 2015 11:29:19 EST hZFqTq7z No.60048 Reply 1428074959549.jpg -(619240B / 604.73KB, 1000x1094) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Easy answer, yes. Even if the setting/scenario is twisted to become subjective on the question of professionalism, it still looks silly. The whole point of a tie is to frame the face. This fat knot does nothing for that and even detracts from the face while people are trying to figure out what the hell you are playing at. Also, it is a very fat knot meaning the proper proportions of the bottom part of the tie will be completely off. The start of the bottom triangle (not the tip) is supposed to be in line with the start of your belt/top of trousers. This will be near impossible with such a ludicrous knot. So it's not really a question of professionalism, more just the basics of the neck tie. Regardless of the situation, there really are only a few knots that look good. My personal favorite is the four in hand. I would wear no other. But some like the windsor, which is fine I guess, but you loose my respect a little. The four in hand matches the base requirement to frame the face, however has a little quirk with the slight unsymmetrical nature of the knot. Also, it must have a dimple and be slightly lifting off the shirt from the neck - you should be able to place your hand under the tie and the shirt. You dont need a collar bar for this on a well tied knot. There is a reason the four in hand has persisted for so long. Suit fashion is pretty timeless within a certain boundaries (there have been some awful modifications in this space - think massive lapels or most Italian fashion). Most of America in the 20s looked towards the Duke of Windsor as the standard of fashion at the time. And this knot is a stable of the british upper classes. Wearing that stupid knot just makes it look like you havent taken the time to understand the suit, its components and its purposes. Read Flusser's book on male fashion for a comprehensive guide and history. Step away from that monstrosity.
>> Cyril Clengerwater - Fri, 03 Apr 2015 14:16:01 EST mbDx+uQe No.60049 Reply >>60048It's actually just about as big as a windsor. Getting the length right is easy as well. The main problem is that the outer layer always fits kinda loose while the innermost sling can tighten extremely if you pull at the long end.So if you want to choke somebody because he's wearing an eldredge, it shouldn't be hard to do. He's already wearing a garotte around his neck.
Storm Protection View Thread Reply Hide David Smallville - Wed, 01 Apr 2015 09:13:23 EST a34Bnwm7 No.60045 File: 1427894003811.jpg -(70979B / 69.32KB, 500x500) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I moved to a region with 2000 mm of rains and most of them in winter, along with very strong winds.Shit is already started (southern hemisphere). Could somebody recommend me good fisherman-tier gear to walk outside?
Fitted Cargo Pants View Thread Reply Hide Clara Bardridge - Fri, 03 Oct 2014 21:36:54 EST ElVE/1g0 No.59368 File: 1412386614662.jpg -(83239B / 81.29KB, 600x450) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I like cargo pants. Maybe that's not super hip, but I carry around a lot of shit and the extra pockets are nice, and save me from having to bring a bag just because I want to travel around town with a few extra things.My only problem is that I don't like how baggy they are.I found a picture of what I'm looking for but I haven't been able to find them.Dark Camo is preferred, but I'll also accept standard straight green, and brown. 10 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> John Duzzlestock - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 13:01:53 EST HiAEMiaC No.60021 Reply I got a pair on guylook. sizing was perfect. a geological epoch passed during shipping. >> Sophie Grimlock - Sat, 21 Mar 2015 21:54:16 EST ZqY8i2NT No.60032 Reply >>60014>>60021What you really want is the julius gasmask cargo pants, thats what you bought a knockoff of. It's only like 350-600 from domestic retailers. >> Cyril Pittford - Mon, 23 Mar 2015 04:27:57 EST HiAEMiaC No.60033 Reply >>60032Or I could pay rent.Knockoff love.
>> John Duzzlestock - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 13:01:53 EST HiAEMiaC No.60021 Reply I got a pair on guylook. sizing was perfect. a geological epoch passed during shipping.
>> Sophie Grimlock - Sat, 21 Mar 2015 21:54:16 EST ZqY8i2NT No.60032 Reply >>60014>>60021What you really want is the julius gasmask cargo pants, thats what you bought a knockoff of. It's only like 350-600 from domestic retailers.
>> Cyril Pittford - Mon, 23 Mar 2015 04:27:57 EST HiAEMiaC No.60033 Reply >>60032Or I could pay rent.Knockoff love.
forest punk/wildling/hobbit fashion View Thread Reply Hide Augustus Greenfoot - Thu, 06 Nov 2014 16:35:04 EST PYXgHLRs No.59497 File: 1415309704382.jpg -(83566B / 81.61KB, 640x640) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. ok 420folks, after a long time of being broke as hell i finally have a few bucks with which to make myself look spiffy.the only problem is, i'm having a real hard time finding clothes i like. i just went to every store at my local mall and everything was either super modern/sleek or too big for me, so i'm coming to you guys for suggestions.the look im going for is... idk. LOTR, but sort of punk. also, i'm male so there's that. all the style guidesi find online are geared towards ladies... 8 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Samuel Cliddledale - Sat, 14 Mar 2015 07:41:49 EST EMPsuRBt No.60006 Reply FUCK YEAH LOTRCORE>>59497w2c that coat in the op >> Cedric Peshwell - Sat, 14 Mar 2015 19:08:59 EST 4QNr2Wsf No.60008 Reply >>60006etsy >> Phoebe Bidgepidging - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 00:53:26 EST aJrCfXOo No.60018 Reply ASOS is selling ponchos and capes in the women's section now, get one of those in an earth tone
>> Samuel Cliddledale - Sat, 14 Mar 2015 07:41:49 EST EMPsuRBt No.60006 Reply FUCK YEAH LOTRCORE>>59497w2c that coat in the op
>> Phoebe Bidgepidging - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 00:53:26 EST aJrCfXOo No.60018 Reply ASOS is selling ponchos and capes in the women's section now, get one of those in an earth tone
how do I dress well? View Thread Reply Hide Edwin Chuvingmot - Thu, 12 Mar 2015 07:22:27 EST 6NG0hF4w No.60003 File: 1426159347073.jpg -(48369B / 47.24KB, 658x438) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. seriously, it doesn't make sense to me. How do I dress well without resorting to basic brands or clothing that makes me look like a tool. Right now all I wear are like dickies shorts, band shirts and converse with some high white socks. The truth is I'm pining for my days being a carefree little punk but really I'm 25 and I need to know how to dress well at least for the appropriate occasion (ie social settings involving the occasional converse with women). I'm fine with women, I know how to take care of my body, I'm even trying to get some waves to make my hair all nice. I think I've got everything down but how to dress good. So, what do I do?pic only slightly related >> Cedric Peshwell - Sat, 14 Mar 2015 19:06:18 EST 4QNr2Wsf No.60007 Reply 1426374378208.jpg -(56930B / 55.60KB, 423x636) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. it's a process of calibrating your eyes and vocabularyyou couldn't mimic an outfit in a photograph if you tried because you don't yet know how to mentally articulate the details of the clothinglook at lots of fashionable images, think thoughts about themtry to understand everything, don't exclude what you dislike >> Cyril Blicklemure - Mon, 16 Mar 2015 15:36:51 EST aVvvWaHu No.60013 Reply Get in shape. Get a nice mature looking haircut/facial hairGet some nice basic things like button up shirts. I like victorinox, I have a few nice charcoal/black basic colors etc...Get some nice jeans, nothing fancy, levis are good, unless you are extremely skinny avoid skinny jeansGet a decent pair of clean walking shoes, for going out at nightSmell good but don't over do it, don't over do anything. I prefer a minimalist but sophisticated style.Most importantly, be yourself, try things on, be comfortable with what you look like.^ are the type of clothes I where when going out, I also have lots of basic t-shirts and techno band t-shirts like autechre, aphex twin, tycho. I like to go hiking and wear vibrams, cargo shorts and some kind of shirt, I like clothes that are very practical for what your activity is. It's important to have sets of clothes for laying around the house, going out and the other sorts of activities you participate in. >> Polly Sublinghood - Wed, 18 Mar 2015 18:55:14 EST Rh3aKSt5 No.60016 Reply >>60013> It's important to have sets of clothesPretty much it is this. Style is really subjective and say what I like you may find awful and vice versa, and it doesn't really matter as long as you own that shit. I think the unify factor between all well dressed guys is that they learnt that jeans and a t shirt has its place but isn't a 24/7 thing.
>> Cedric Peshwell - Sat, 14 Mar 2015 19:06:18 EST 4QNr2Wsf No.60007 Reply 1426374378208.jpg -(56930B / 55.60KB, 423x636) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. it's a process of calibrating your eyes and vocabularyyou couldn't mimic an outfit in a photograph if you tried because you don't yet know how to mentally articulate the details of the clothinglook at lots of fashionable images, think thoughts about themtry to understand everything, don't exclude what you dislike
>> Cyril Blicklemure - Mon, 16 Mar 2015 15:36:51 EST aVvvWaHu No.60013 Reply Get in shape. Get a nice mature looking haircut/facial hairGet some nice basic things like button up shirts. I like victorinox, I have a few nice charcoal/black basic colors etc...Get some nice jeans, nothing fancy, levis are good, unless you are extremely skinny avoid skinny jeansGet a decent pair of clean walking shoes, for going out at nightSmell good but don't over do it, don't over do anything. I prefer a minimalist but sophisticated style.Most importantly, be yourself, try things on, be comfortable with what you look like.^ are the type of clothes I where when going out, I also have lots of basic t-shirts and techno band t-shirts like autechre, aphex twin, tycho. I like to go hiking and wear vibrams, cargo shorts and some kind of shirt, I like clothes that are very practical for what your activity is. It's important to have sets of clothes for laying around the house, going out and the other sorts of activities you participate in.
>> Polly Sublinghood - Wed, 18 Mar 2015 18:55:14 EST Rh3aKSt5 No.60016 Reply >>60013> It's important to have sets of clothesPretty much it is this. Style is really subjective and say what I like you may find awful and vice versa, and it doesn't really matter as long as you own that shit. I think the unify factor between all well dressed guys is that they learnt that jeans and a t shirt has its place but isn't a 24/7 thing.
