Dress for the job you want.Cuz X was working 24/7, 365. These cats wearing suits to the grocery store
Dressing business casual is the way in 2018...
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Hector Camel Wool Blend Double Breasted Coat – REISS - (Jacket n turtle neck only)
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A nice gold brooch/ pin that catches peoples attention
And you will be set
I cant reveal too much
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A nice gold brooch/ pin that catches peoples attention
And you will be set
I cant reveal too much
Hector Camel Wool Blend Double Breasted Coat – REISS - (Jacket n turtle neck only)
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A nice gold brooch/ pin that catches peoples attention
And you will be set
I cant reveal too much
Reiss has good stuff. I've been eying it a bit but it's not anywhere where I live.
I'm heavy on Suitsupply tho
I wear suits to the office, mix it up between chinos and jeans sweatshirts, shirts and t-shirts when not in office
Only wear black, dark blue, grey, and white... got some tan pants and jackets
Brown only in shoes and belts
Sneakers during the day never to a party, event or club
The designer shyt I wear is very subtle... I like to keep it simple and classic
Learned this from my time living in Paris
Yall can call me bougie but in the circles I move perception is everything
Can you drop some examples of your fits?
Drop it in the Men’s GQ thread and tag me
yeah,Suitsupply is very good
Along with Reiss,Massimo dutti is also good, they have great suits,ties etc
The average man dresses like an 8th grader. It's quite sad. But it just makes you stand out all the more, when you're dressed like a grown man.
yeah,Suitsupply is very good
Along with Reiss,Massimo dutti is also good, they have great suits,ties etc
I've started my grown man shyt for a while but I'm in my mid 30s. Picked up some turtlenecks from Suitsupply last night.
I tried them on for my GF last night and they turned her on. I had a good night.
For sure.. havent seen the Men's GQ thread but here are some examples
without thepocket chain hanging tho
two examples of what I'd wear on a weekend during the day/night if there is not a formal event to go to
I wear a lotta black from october to mid-may... got about 12 -15 jeans that are from black to blue, 80% dark tho... pants n chinos as well like other 10 or more, some black, very dark blue, gray and tan
all my tees are the same: black, dark blue other lighter blue but still dark, grey, dark grey, white, dark green... crew neck and v neck... plain no logos or symbols
No jordans, no spaceship colorful sneaks, all white, dark blue or all black or black with white soles...
I do have some dark brown sweaters and sweatshirts...
I dont wear anything thats extravagant or too colorful... Not that I look down on it, it just aint me
I've started my grown man shyt for a while but I'm in my mid 30s. Picked up some turtlenecks from Suitsupply last night.
I tried them on for my GF last night and they turned her on. I had a good night.
Turtle neck shows class , that brown one is fire!!!
Keep it going, I think you know already but once you buy from these stores your eye for style becomes more sharp and your colour palette becomes
MajesticLion
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https://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-colis-gq-thread-mens-fashion.114199/page-303#post-35412846
Here's the link to the thread. I'm 24 and I have the eye for fashion, I just need to start implementing it and actually shop more. I usually shop in bulk at once instead of going every few weeks and picking out one or two items. I've picked up a lot of game from @Stormbreaker he's an OG in that thread.
And yea, the Parisians tend to dress in a far more muted fashion. Lots of solid colors with minimal designs. That's a look I'm incorporating a lot more into my own closet.
I actually find the Dutch to be particularly well dressed people. I was there last summer and I saw so many good fits. Like I remember riding my bike through Vondel Park and just being like "Damn...I've never seen so many "regular" people that are so stylish". I was taking pics of fits left and right
I think it also helps that the Dutch tend to be tall and in-shape. When you're in shape/slender then clothes just look much better on you.
MajesticLion
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No, sir. The man makes the man.
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