Post: #26

Here's a work wear pic I took today.

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Post: #27

is that the new oshkosh 7 ton?

Also, I wear flip flops, mesh shorts, and beaters. In winter. Dressing up is khakis or jeans and a tee shirt or generic offbrand polo.

Post: #28

@Sourcecode

In your Suit you look baggy, most of it is because you have things in your front pockets. Big no no when wearing a suit. Always put things inside your jacket. The jacket hides things really well. Wallet, keys, phone, everything goes in different inside pockets. Youll notice your pants less bulky and others will notice as well for a better fit.

Post: #29

I realized some pockets arent meant for item. The suit also wasnt mine so even I thought it was a little big on me.

Post: #30

No one should wear loose fit denim unless you're fat.

Levis 514 are great, I agree that super-skinny denim (i.e. 511's) looks strange unless it's a complete congruent look that matches your personality.

Honestly, if you're remotely in shape, don't wear loose-fit anything. Understand what fit is and buy clothing that fits and that isn't offensively clashing and you're 95% of the way there. Everything else is details.

I just ordered 8 Brooks Brothers extra slim fit shirts and I'm actually pretty disappointed in the lack of slimness. I'm going to have to get all the backs darted, although I appreciated some extra room in the arms, as most slim shirts assume the wearer has the arms of an 11 year old boy.

Post: #31

(01-02-2012 04:54 AM)Anon-A-Moose Wrote:  is that the new oshkosh 7 ton?

Also, I wear flip flops, mesh shorts, and beaters. In winter. Dressing up is khakis or jeans and a tee shirt or generic offbrand polo.

Naw its another variant. Ive seen, worked on, or been in mission in just about on wheels here.
   

I just ordered this. This is VIP room pimp star Donnie Brasco bad ass mofo super cool Rick James mutha fucka Shaft Samual Jackson next level shit right here.

Post: #32

(01-03-2012 01:49 AM)Aliblahba Wrote:  I just ordered this. This is VIP room pimp star Donnie Brasco bad ass mofo super cool Rick James mutha fucka Shaft Samual Jackson next level shit right here.

Post: #33

(01-03-2012 12:33 AM)Prowl Wrote:  Honestly, if you're remotely in shape, don't wear loose-fit anything.

We're Americans man. We can't squeeze our beer bellies and man-titties into slim-fit anything. We call that medium

Post: #34

Here is what I wore on New Years. I was one of the best dressed people at the bar. However, I am currently in my hometown of 7,500 people in rural Northern California, so not exactly a huge feat. You won't ever catch anyone in a suit at the bar. A button up form TJ Maxx is about the top level here lol. We were pre-partying at the MMA gym I train at, so that's why there is a cage and wrestling mats in the background.



Then I was wearing a new white SF Giants New Era hat and some Adidas Somoa shoes. Also a white Nixon watch. As you can guess, I like white.



Here is a better pic of the jacket I wore. Not my usual style, I am usually more casual, but it caught my eye and has me looking at fashion a bit more closely. I always wear nice jeans and shoes, but the past few weeks have been checking out different styles of dress that would not be common where I grew up. Guess it's a good thing I don't generally live here.

Post: #35

Damn..i was thinking of buying on of these last week...decided against it.
probably could have rocked it too

Post: #36

J crew is an awesome label for guys post 25 who can no longer do the Abercrombie shit, or the thug shit and need to step it up while still looking fresh and together.

My standard gear is a CK slim fitting v-neck, crisp Levi 514s, and some super clean old-school style hi-tops (rocking White Ponies right now)

Post: #37

Omg... the guy who started this tread desperatly needs a make over. Or a Brazilian Girlfriend (LTR) to dress him up.
During work, I can't wear heels, so I put feminine flat shoes and jeans, then when I go out I wear heels and dresses. Here some google references of what kind of clothes I agree with.

DAY

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_tYwJmhmtOy8/TP...rego+1.JPG

NIGHT

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_wB5AHlBFE3I/TF...Balada.JPG

Post: #38

Anyone know of any good male fashion blogs? I check out HypeBeast.com occasionally but it isn't really my style. Seems to be all streetwear with a Hundreds hoodie, skinny jeans and some high top Supras. Or shit like this which I wouldn't be caught dead in. Red socks? Dunno, maybe I just don't get fashion lol.



Kinda looking for a blog not with just single pieces, but a look book type of style so I can check shit out and get an idea of what I like together.

Post: #39

(01-04-2012 02:13 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  Anyone know of any good male fashion blogs? I check out HypeBeast.com occasionally but it isn't really my style.

http://putthison.com/

http://www.dapperlou.com/


Men and women:

v


101 Tumblr Mens Fashion Blogs:

http://www.guystyleguide.com/2010/11/101...s-fashion/



I have bought Hundreds stuff in eons, it never changes. Supreme stills sells childish looking shit too, but then they also take it upscale with the recent cord suits, Thom Browne OCBD's, etc.

Post: #40

the hundreds is for kiddies. if you're over 18 it's not a good look to be rocking multi colored all over print type shit.

supreme is cool though. the brand has been around since i was a youngin' and they've made some higher end pieces as of late... no matter how many trendy virgin asian kids on the internet love that shit, it's a timeless NY staple as far as i'm concerned.

their lookbooks are always well styled imo. their pieces can be rocked by young looking guys and older heads.

Post: #41

Best men's style blog IMHO: http://www.thestyleblogger.com/

Post: #42

Awesome. Thanks Guys. Checkin this all out now. I've been checking out Karmaloop as well. Just going through their gear seems like a good place to get ideas. Here is some of the stuff I liked. All winter shit since it is cold as balls here right now lol. What do you guys think of all this?

Prom my fave is the two below.

Post: #43

Karmaloop has some decent stuff sometimes, I like that grey cardigan but it's probably too baggy.

Supreme is PISSING ME OFF this year with that Miner's Jacket, the top/left in your post. I want it real bad, but it still hasn't dropped yet that I know of.

I've been buying 'preme since I was in HS back in the 90's, especially the backpacks. As long as they keep the product mature, which they do for the most part, I don't think I'll ever grow out of it.



For winter basics, coats and such, I like Zara, Esprit, and SuperDry.

Jonesing on this right now. SuperDry Jermyn Street Trench. Super slim, side vents, high armholes, etc.






I also like the Uniqlo +J Jil Sander peacoat, but I probably won't be able to find one now.

Post: #44

^ ha, yeah man. preme was just one of those brands i grew up with. a lot of my cousins and friends who were hip hop heads, skaters, graffiti writers, and shit like that put me on to preme when i was a straight baby ha. it's weird when i see some 15 year old suburban kid wearing skinny pants and shit wearing supreme nowadays, not hating cause i'm sure when i was wearing supreme and timberland as a youngin' i'm sure some older cat would've thought i'd look like an idiot. i remember in the late 90's and early 00's all preme fit super baggy. buying an M was like buying a L in another brand.

it seems like they're trying to be the ralph lauren of urban/streetwear now... i love it. as i grow older and the brand seems to mature, the clothes just seem to suit me more than ever.

Post: #45

I import a lot of my clothes from Asia or shop when I'm out there.
http://www.yesstyle.com/ has some really solid stuff.

Beyond that, I love Banana Republic, Lacoste, Zara.

Usually check the following fashion blogs:

http://ethandesu.tumblr.com/
http://moderndistinctiononline.com/

I can also personally vouch for the guys over at http://kinowear.com/ I do marketing work & promotional stuff for them. Quality stuff. If anyone is interested in a consultation, PM me.

Post: #46

Here's a pic of me wearing a form-fitting shirt.

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Post: #47

^^
Pants are too long, too much pooling at the bottom.

I know people like to stack denim, but stacked denim should be tighter than that to pull the look off. I'd hem/cuff those, IMO. Shirt's fine.


Chef: Yeah, I have a medium preme box hoodie from 1997 and it fits like a fucking tent.

Post: #48

(01-05-2012 09:27 AM)Prowl Wrote:  Pants are too long, too much pooling at the bottom.

I know people like to stack denim, but stacked denim should be tighter than that to pull the look off. I'd hem/cuff those, IMO. Shirt's fine.

I agree with you. When that pic was taken my pants were sagging quite a bit because I'd forgotten to put on my belt. Normally it sits a little cleaner on my shoe.

Post: #49

So the point is that your socks will show if you walk?

Post: #50

(12-31-2011 03:03 AM)wolf Wrote:  What do you guys wear for everyday?

Pics are a plus, obviously don't post any shots where your face shows for anonymity.


IMG_4583 by wolfonehundred, on Flickr


Critique, advise, or give some tips.

Wolf sorry but with that dress sense i'm guessing you're American!

Why are you wearing a striped shirt underneath a checked shirt?. Why are your jeans half way up your waist?.

You could also do with hitting the gym a bit more, then your clothes will hang on your much better

Just being honest