Random fashion thoughts

[dieworkwear]

Just my opinion, but I think if you have to ask questions like that, you shouldn't wear a suit.

If you like tailored clothing, how about sport coats?

 

[DBAY]



So I've been thinking about suits lately and what kind of suits are appropriate for someone in their twenties. I mean what sort of suit would be good to wear if you don't want to look like someone who has to wear a suit for work or who doesn't know anything about tailoring...
...Sometimes I think the 'ivy' aesthetic might work for me because it's less inconspicuous but there's a certain amount of attention to detail involved. then another part of me just thinks of it as too costumey, like there are too many affectations with the tie bar etc.

Do you guys have any other ideas?

Just wear whatever kind of suit you like and feel good in. If you're feeling self-conscious about the suit you're wearing, that's going to project. If you feel confident in the suit you're wearing, that will project as well. Pick a suit you like, get it tailored the way you want, and wear it the way you want to.

 

[DBAY]



Has 90's style come back in to fashion?

which aspects of 90's style would you like to see come back?

 

[NaTionS]

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[ChetB]

 

[Lorcan7]

@YOLO EMSHI have you had a look through the streetwear suits and blazers thread? seems relevant.

 

[cyc wid it]

Just saw a dude wearing a Burberry Brit trench inside out walking down the street. At least roll with mainline.

 

[Find Finn]

Has 90's style come back in to fashion?

which aspects of 90's style would you like to see come back?

Non just looked at a tumblr the other day and every one was dressed like it was 98 and the photos were all from this month.

 

[brad-t]

Sorry for all the delays, but voting for the androgyny challenge is now open!

http://www.styleforum.net/t/388036/voting-sw-d-challenge-androgyny/0_50

 

[sipang]



So I've been thinking about suits lately and what kind of suits are appropriate for someone in their twenties. I mean what sort of suit would be good to wear if you don't want to look like someone who has to wear a suit for work or who doesn't know anything about tailoring. Because in my mind it seems easier for older guys, actually it seems more easier the older you get because you can sort of go all out and it'll work because it translates to that 'old man style' look, but obviously doing that in your twenties just looks like overkill.

Sometimes I think the 'ivy' aesthetic might work for me because it's less inconspicuous but there's a certain amount of attention to detail involved. then another part of me just thinks of it as too costumey, like there are too many affectations with the tie bar etc.


Do you guys have any other ideas?

(loose fitting) unlined linen suits, white shirts, no tie

 

[cyc wid it]

Dries. Lots of Dries. Every time I see Dries stuff in person, I ask myself why I don't own more. (Oh wait, $$). Also, Ann D has a cool T shirt that I want... but not for $400.

 

[Fuuma]



Is this the opening to your graduate dissertation?

He forgot "ever since the dawn of time".

 

[snowmanxl]

Dries is god

Yolo, you can look for suits with tiny details that show it's not a cm type suit. Ex, cdg/yohji and their quirkiness. Yes, it's a little peacocky but it may set it it apart and make you feel more comforyable.
The cut if the suit will also help distinguish you from 'old man status'.

 

[bosatlbwi]

when are the artishard t's going to be available and where? look great.

 

[canstyleace]

where can I see those mikey