I'd like to dress better and asking for your help

[Herendi 2]

Hello everyone !

I'm 16 and i want to learn to dress better because i can see that i'm not good looking. My friends always tell me to dress better but i have no idea on how to follow the trends and what to wear.

What i love, is baggy clothes, graphic clothes and original stuffs ! 

But they don't look good on a daily basis. 

Any suggestions for me? thank you !!

[Arrlong28 789]

53 minutes ago, Herendi said:

Hello everyone !

I'm 16 and i want to learn to dress better because i can see that i'm not good looking. My friends always tell me to dress better but i have no idea on how to follow the trends and what to wear.

What i love, is baggy clothes, graphic clothes and original stuffs ! 

But they don't look good on a daily basis. 

Any suggestions for me? thank you !!

Hi! 

The thing is: what it means "to dress better" for you?

Maybe you can post here some images of people dressed in the style you want, so we can help you better.

What is the color of your hair?

What is the tone of your skin?

How do you want other people perceive you?

 

Edited November 17 by Arrlong28
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[Dior 184]

I think you could rock streetwear 

[Dreambiscuit 9,691]

Decide what image you want to create for yourself, find the clothes that reflect that image, and then own that image. Don’t worry about trends; they usually fall short and don’t reflect anything personal about you. You can, and should, always keep something of yourself in everything you wear, even if you’re trying to change overall styles. Personally I tend to wear retro ‘80s fashions, but I tweak them to make them my own, so I end up with something that looks nice and fits my personality. They may not be trendy (thank goodness!) but they’re respectable and comfy. Just try to find the blend of style and statement that suits you. Ask those who know you best, and whose opinions you respect and they can give you suggestions. You’ll know when you find the right one.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,245]

I should consider wearing '90s and 20'00s' fashions so that we aren't the same @Dreambiscuit  I'll just ask the questions later.  

[Herendi 2]

hello thank you for your answers i really appreciate it

 

[Clawdeen 14,065]

I’m a big advocate on wearing what you want.

However you are in a way currently wearing one of the current styles. The Y2K trend is big rn. Esp with people in your age group. If you google image search Y2K men’s outfits you’ll see the style is baggy clothes for men. Especially the jeans/pants. If you’re wanting to get your friends off your back while still being able to wear baggy clothes I’d consider looking into it.