Mens Fashion Discussion

[Not_active 732]

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You're not that far behind then..

 

 

I'm 6'2. 

 

 

 

Well, I'm still growing it seems 

[Guest]

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I suppose they tell us to take this conversation to a PM sooner or later, lol   

[Not_active 732]

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I suppose they tell us to take this conversation to a PM sooner or later, lol   

Haha, last thing I need is another beef with the mods...  :comeatus:

[cuteycindyhoney 13,306]

YES! Because I'm bothered by the amount of men who don't FIT THEIR CLOTHES!!!! Here's a good example of what it looks like when your clothes don't fit vs clothes that do.

 

If getting a suit, go to a tailor, and custom-fit that thing. It's totally worth it for those formal occasions.

There are exceptions. Sometimes a suit just a touch ill fitted is the perfect look. David Tennant's Doctor always wore his clothes just a little too tight. He looked HOT!

[Samurai Equine 50,688]

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Standing out in a crowd is what da mastah is good at. Man, I love "black" clothes, lol 

 

 

  

 

 

I don't know about clothes made out of that kind of material, nor do I care about sports, but I LOVE red camouflage!

I own an awesome khaki safari-style jacket with bits of red and red camouflage to make it extra stylish, and I look awesome in that jacket in the colder seasons.

 

 

And yes, I also own the cell phone pouch that can be attached to the sleeve, but I don't use it too often. I usually just wear the jacket.

 

Props to anyone who knows where the jacket is from.

Edited October 25, 2014 by Samurai Equine

[Fawkes The Phoenix 737]

I usually wear t-shirts and jeans or short pants, i wish that where i live was colder so i could wear jackets and scarfs.

[Guest]

Jack & Jones is actually pretty damn cheap here, right from their official store. They sell some quality stuff. 

[simply creative 696]

what happened to roshe runs and jogger pants????

[Spikey-Wikey 378]

I usually wear a t-shirt and pants, a pair of boxers and a pair of socks.

[Guest]

I usually go the urban route when it comes to clothes. Amazed at how fine clothes now are considered urban.

Edited November 5, 2014 by Guest

[Guest]

 

 

I usually go the urban route when it comes to clothes. Amazed at how fine clothes now are considered urban.

 

 

That includes Wood Wood! Seriously, I wish America had some Wood Wood stores. xD

[Hidey 2,836]

Clean shirt, new shoes

And I don't know where I am goin' to.

Silk suit, black tie,

I don't need a reason why.

 

 

But in all seriousness, I love fashion.

 

And dressing in bright clothing.

And dressing like a Victorian gentleman.

And feminine things,

because I'm a rule breaker.

[Tameless 979]

My fiance usually wears T-shirts from his favorite shows or his Pepperdine Sweater.

[n0body555 334]

I wear whatever is comfortable for me.

 

Usually just a T-shirt, and some shorts, or pants.

For different occasions, I'll change up my style.

 

But other than that.. I'd rather just stay comfortable, other than worrying about my style.

[Guest]

I've switched over to camouflaged clothing. The military personnel on duty tend to give me weird stares when I walk by our local base. lol 

Edited December 9, 2014 by Guest

[Clover Heart 978]

Despite having a female body, I highly prefer men's clothing. The sizes make sense and the shapes aren't weird. I always have a much easier time finding stuff that fits in men's sizes than in women's. Who the hell wants to figure out what size pant they wear for an hour when you already know how many inches/cm your waist is?

 

As for fitted clothing, I like it in theory, not so much on me. Several reasons. First, I'm a little overweight, which makes finding clothes that cover that difficult. Second, I'm embarrassed by my shape. I'd really, really rather hide it. Even if I were slimmer (and even when I was slimmer) I never wanted to show my shape. Is there a way to have fitted clothes and hide your shape?

 

I think this may have gotten to be weirdly off-topic. ._.

[Guest]

 

 

Is there a way to have fitted clothes and hide your shape?

 

It's kinda impossible to have fit/slim clothes and still hide your shape.   

[Gernia 691]

I usually do not try real hard to look good. I normally wear t-shirts and pants of any kind.

 

That said, I do like wearing polos and v-neck t-shirts (not real deep like in the OP). And for formal situations, I like gray or black suits with a bright-colored shirt underneath to offset the jacket and pants.

 

Like this:

 

 

 

You know what I like? Pockets. You guys have pockets on just about everything. Your shirts and your jeans. And your jeans have pockets that are HUGE. Us ladies have either fake pockets or really tiny pockets. It sucks.

 

Yeah, I like having a lot pockets since I can carry so much.

[Antismurf9001 1,271]

I don't really think that much about fashion, I'm typically more concerned with whether or not I think it's comfortable.  That ends up being jeans and a loose-fitting t-shirt (darker, non-flashy colors is a must), with a hoodie added if it's cold.  In a business casual environment I upgrade to a polo shirt and khaki dress pants and a belt.  For formal wear, it's obviously a suit and tie.  As a side note, I find it pretty amusing how many of my friends don't know how to tie a tie.  Maybe it's just because I went to a high school where the tie was required as a part of the uniform, so I had four years of daily practice, but it's still funny.  During a wedding that I a part of a few months ago, I actually had to end up tying the ties of all of the groomsmen, as well as fixing the groom's tie because it looked silly.    It's a surprisingly important skill that all guys should master, even if it's only to look good at job interviews.

[Guest]

All men, at one point in their lives, need to try on and master a classy suit.

 

BTW: Only put on a fedora/hat, whilst in said suit, if you look like Johnny Depp or Ryan Gosling.  -_-

[Littlepip3000 111]

Due to both individual and public perceptions, I have to dress quite respectably. Not formal, but respectably. So I wear fine, well-fitting jeans, a belt, fine shoes, and plain T-shirts. A jacket accompanies me on cold days.

[Neutral 1,185]

I lie, to keep it simple for everyday wear, jeans, shirt, hoodie and a flipback.

However for formal occasions I get a suit to at least look like I have some style.

[tilanuslewis 0]

I too like the color combination of red and black. At online, we have a chance to get the best branded shirts with best color combinations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

custom dress shirt

[Mantza 29]

Every man looks good in a nice suit. I think we all agree, right? 

[TSD 86]

Buying shirts is a pain when you need a 20" neck and 38" long sleeves. Omb top of that, my shoulders and traps are rather large. What fits across the top, is a parachute below the chest.

 

So not into having my entire wardrobe tailored. So I only keep two jackets, black and charcoal. Matching slacks and shoes, etc. Shirts all run dark red, blue, or black.

 

Most of the time I stick to white T's of the V-neck variety, jeans, and dark brown boots that Ive had forever. Not big on hats outside of driving style caps. Take after my grandfather I suppose, most were actually his back in the day.

 

Mostly zip-up hoods when its cold. Do have an old double breasted bike jacket. My friends dad had it made back in his BB days, so its actually a pretty good fit. Got a denim jacket off him too.

 

I do spend a lot of time at the gym, and its a pretty oldschool joint, gym wear is pretty common.

 

Not tracks though, Zubaz and fanny packs. FTW.