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muscle fat really cut similar lines & encounter similar problems in tailoring
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Fly/Fashionable brehs, whats the secret?
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HTXBreh
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Boy trying to look like a saturday morning cartoon side character.
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I respect that neg lil breh I cant relate though.So only street nikkas can dress?
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Pass me the rock nikka
Future the nikka that wear them goofy ass hats?
The nikka that tucked his hoodie into his jeans?
don't leave your shoes laying around. Keep them in their original boxes when you're not wearing them or get another means of storage for them. Wipe them down with baby wipes whenever you get home if you were in any dusty conditions before putting them away
Repainting soles is actually pretty easy too. I got kicks that are nearly five years old and still look brand new
Repainting soles is actually pretty easy too. I got kicks that are nearly five years old and still look brand new
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It all comes down to 3 things
1. Fit
2. Color
3. Layering
Fukk what anyone else has to say, this shyt is all subjective anyways. Beyond those 3 things there’s no such thing as “fly” it’s up to you.
Don’t let people sell you shyt. 99% of “fashion” is conflated with capitalism.
1. Fit
2. Color
3. Layering
Fukk what anyone else has to say, this shyt is all subjective anyways. Beyond those 3 things there’s no such thing as “fly” it’s up to you.
Don’t let people sell you shyt. 99% of “fashion” is conflated with capitalism.
When people say don’t follow trends what do they mean?
Because you need to update your style over time and taking what you like from current trends is a good way
I feel like on a scale of 1-10, how you dress can add subtract 1-1.5 pts. If you have a clearly defined chest/biceps then you can get by wearing anything basically.
But yeah, random tips
- Your local library has a free subscription to men's magazines. Screenshot the looks that are interesting and try to replicate them
- Don't buy anything where you look like a billboard. That is for insecure people or people that want to look like they are rich.
- As a follow up, if people don't know what brand your clothes are, there's no need to spend a lot of money.
- The point of (grown man) fashion is that it is timeless and subtle. Work on some staples for each season
- A good fitting coat and scarf for the winter as well as some fashionable boots, etc
- Moderation/contrast is key. What separates fashionable people are the small things, not the huge things
- Dressed in plain button up + slacks but have your sleeves rolled up to show an arm tattoo
- Have a thick straggly beard but a clean cut & line up w/ the rest of your hair
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Nikkas think you gotta be on some extra sh to be fly out here.
Simple solid colors and simple look and you can still kill it.
Add a muscular frame and you will definitely get looks. A good defined chest will be noticeable through a leather jacket, and your arms too.
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Why?
If you know a site's sizing, quality, etc you won't be disappointed.
I've shopped with ASOS since 2008.
I know my size even thouhg it's gone up from just growing and putting on muscle.
But I know what styles I like, you can look at reviews for sizing and quality if you aren't sure etc.
Recently just bought a Barney's leather jacket, could have gotten it for $100 with a discount code but I had already ordered it smfh. Never bought a barney's leather jacket before, looked at the reviews. Many people said to go a size up, which I did. And the jacket looks fiyah, can't really rock it in April though.
https://www.asos.com/us/barneys-ori...her+4+pocket+biker+jacket&SearchRedirect=true
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need a name on the jacketNikkas think you gotta be on some extra sh to be fly out here.
Simple solid colors and simple look and you can still kill it.
Add a muscular frame and you will definitely get looks. A good defined chest will be noticeable through a leather jacket, and your arms too.
1. Certain clothes absolutely should get tailored. Suits, jeans if they don't fit right with length, khakis.
2. Nordstrom.com, Nordstromrack.com, Sense.com, Farfetch.com, Eastdane.com
3. Wash only when needed. Too much washing will ruin clothes super fast.
4. Shoes and Coats. Depending on where you live, but I'd highly recommend a few essentials.
Get a bomber. It's looks classy enough to be worn for dates, but can also be thrown on for everyday. Comes in various colors, but black is a classic. It goes well with a hoodie underneath, a button up or just a plain tee like in the pics.
Denim Jacket. Prices and styles vary, but something as simple as a Levis works. I'm a fan of the a light wash jacket. Black also looks good, but like a bomber it goes well with everything: Hoodie, button up, tee.
Peacoat. Not for everyone. Depending where you live, but if it gets cold enough it's something that stands out. Black, Navy, or any shade of grey will work. Good layering piece for when it's cold. Goes nice with suits and business attire, but you can wear with jeans and joggers and still look stylish. I'm all about the light grey color like this.
As for shoes. Get yourself some shoes that go well with anything.
1. All white sneakers: Depending how much you wanna spend, but Air Force 1's, Adidas Stan Smith, Common Projects.
2. Chukka Boots: Clarks make the best. Big fan of the Beeswax.
3. Dress shoe: Big fan of Allen Edmonds. Get a matching belt.
4. Casual sneaker: Vans or Converse. Just a shoe to throw on that goes well with anything.
As for brands. I'm a big fan of Zanerobe. Love their Sureshot Joggers and Flintlock t-shirt. Very simple basic pieces that go well with the above things I mentioned. Norse Projects, Topman, Rag & Bone, Scotch & Soda, Nike NSW.
