Bless't
Living the dream
These style. There are higher end versions. Depends on what you have to spend. But something like these will go with literally anything. They are basic, clean and indubitably classic.
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These style. There are higher end versions. Depends on what you have to spend. But something like these will go with literally anything. They are basic, clean and indubitably classic.
I copped those already
Bless't
Living the dream
I copped those already
Up above.
At least three pairs of sneakers, three pairs of Loafers, and two pairs of Oxfords.
Bless't
Living the dream
Whats the higher end version?
Bless't
Living the dream
Common Projects. They run 400. I mean, there are other designer sneakers nowadays that are pushing towards 600 + but when it comes to basic, all white sneaks... CP's are the jam. IMO at least.
cleanface coney
Superstar
You mean these?
those look like the basic cole haans nikkas used to wear back in the day
Mr Hate Coffee
Veteran
Bout to start upgrading my gear again.
I have a pretty methodical approach this time.
1. Create visual inventory of my closet (in progress)
2. Curate outfits and combinations I wanna wear from catalogs and lookbooks
3. Identify pieces that will fit well with what I got and ID things I need to sell or give away
My biggest problem in the past has been going to the store or looking online, buying a piece of apparel that looks good but doesn't work well with my wardrobe. I'm really trying to pare down the shyt that I own and get a minimalist/utilitarian wardrobe. I'm less concerned with style but more concerned with quality pieces that look good in many settings.
For instance, one of my goals is to have a closet of QUALITY well fitting button downs that I could throw on with some slacks for work but wear with jeans for a casual look.
A good example of what I'm trying to achieve is here:
It's not exactly the style I'm looking for but I admire how flexible his wardrobe is.
I have a pretty methodical approach this time.
1. Create visual inventory of my closet (in progress)
2. Curate outfits and combinations I wanna wear from catalogs and lookbooks
3. Identify pieces that will fit well with what I got and ID things I need to sell or give away
My biggest problem in the past has been going to the store or looking online, buying a piece of apparel that looks good but doesn't work well with my wardrobe. I'm really trying to pare down the shyt that I own and get a minimalist/utilitarian wardrobe. I'm less concerned with style but more concerned with quality pieces that look good in many settings.
For instance, one of my goals is to have a closet of QUALITY well fitting button downs that I could throw on with some slacks for work but wear with jeans for a casual look.
A good example of what I'm trying to achieve is here:
It's not exactly the style I'm looking for but I admire how flexible his wardrobe is.
DonFrancisco
Your Favorite Tio!
I got a question yall. So I've been switching up my fashion to match more of the classy/Euro look but I still have a lot of good t-shirts that I don't want to get rid of (I hate wasting stuff). What is the best way to wear them. Also when I mean t-shirts I'm not talking about v-necks.
NeilCartwright
All Star
Can someone ID this tee? Been looking for a decent everyday wear tee where the sleeves dont ride up and shyt
Family Lives Matter
#FLM
You tried uniqlo white Tees?