Huge Beginners Guide to Men's Style
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Blobert said:
Guessing he means "rough around the edges" look, e.g. Russel Brand, Colin Ferrel, etc.
General Stalin said:
I think Russell Brand, if anything goes around someone into indie, rock music etc.
I came across this article:
http://www.girlschase.com/content/9-male-identities-and-how-they-affect-you-women
Based on that, 'Rebel' was something I identified with and was trying to find clothing to go with that. Doing a search, everything seem to revolve around James Dean.
^ In the picture above, the dude in the black t-shirt has poor style. The dude next to him (looks like the leader) is bit on the overweight side. The dude next to him with the bandana, you can't see him too well and does look a bit fat.
The dude furthest to the right, looks like he has got it everything right. He is lean and has clothing which fits him perfectly.
I bet very few dudes would be willing to go out dressed like this.because they prefer to be conservative.
The dude furthest to the right, looks like he has got it everything right. He is lean and has clothing which fits him perfectly.
I bet very few dudes would be willing to go out dressed like this.because they prefer to be conservative.
Heathree said:
Those are the guys from Duck Dynasty... When you have a tv show, their money, and their level of influence, you can wear whatever the hell you want.
If you go out to Middle of Fuck Nowhere, USA you'll see guys dressed like this even when it's not hunting season.
Deluge said:The bottom of your pants should touch the top of your shoes. The length of your pants should have a half-no break at your shoes, i.e there should not be a puddle of material pooling around your shoes. A shorter hem allows your pants to drape cleanly, which creates a more streamlined silhouette, while also giving the appearance of elongated height. As such tailor your pants to hit the top of your shoes rather than tailoring them to the heel.
This is something I was not aware of, I have been going around with a pool of material around shoes for years and years. Something to sort out. Thanks.
Deluge said:
If you're short and you have really small feet then wearing a shoe with with really thin soles isn't the best option IMO. Boat shoes tend to have a small overall profile as well so it made this guy feet look really small and I never noticed that about a guy before. On the flipside I have a friend who is 6'2", swimmer build and boat shoes look great on him. With women i'd say the only ones who shouldn't wear boat shoes are fat girls.
In summary i'd say don't wear boat shoes if you have any of the following attributes;
-Short
-Really small feet
-Fat
The Wire said:
Sole thickness varies by brand. My pair of Sperry Topsiders don't have thick soles, but I wouldn't call them thin either. Out of the 7 pairs of shoes I own, my desert boots, leather ankle boots and low top Converse I wear when lifting that all have thinner soles.
^By most people's standards this is not thin. Maybe if you're a manlet and every extra centimeter counts, but same applies to tons of different shoes. You're probably better off getting heel lifts then worrying about how thick the soles are in that situation.
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Pigeon
Great thread.
Sunglasses please.
Sunglasses please.
animal_chin
Pigeon
Oh, didn't see it.
Again, thanks for the thread. It's well done.
Again, thanks for the thread. It's well done.
For those annoying collars both on dress shirts that pop out, and polo shirts that get floppy and curled, I found a good product. Its like a collar stay except better as you can use it on polos and dress shirts without the little pocket for collar stays. Though this brand is a bit pricey, hopefully you can get the same product online somewhere a bit cheaper.
http://thefashionanchor.com/
http://thefashionanchor.com/
