Post: #26

To put it politely, your fashion is very juvenile. Start reading blogs about fashion for adult men. Helpful resource: reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice

Edit: Unless you're still in college. But still... there is a level of stylish casual that accentuates an athletic body without being tryhard

Post: #27

if you lost the weight (I know you mentioned it earlier), work on the acne, a good haircut, and some threads you could do good. You have the kind of face and general appearance that a more muscular you could pull college game pretty well. I'm guessing that's the venue and look you want to roll with?

Ultimately you've gotta tailor your appearance to what works with A.) your body B.) your venue and C.) your personality. As an example, some leaner muscle and good college kid clothes would work well with you; a suit would probably not. I could probably rock the suit some places since it fits my personality/demeanor/build, but right now it wouldn't fit my venues.

Though A+ for the idea of a thread on threads. We should have an appearance thread where everyone can get tips.

Post: #28

Ok, perhaps i should clarify a fewthings about who I am, since I'm getting a lot of the same. I'm 19, sophomore in college, so, yea, college game is what i'm after. Apparently people were thinking Im older? thats great though, im surprised. Im 6'5-6'6" depending who is measuring. at the time this picture was taken i was Upper 260's, since then, ive lost 16 lbs (about a months time). I'm starting work on muscle building tomorrow. let me know if theres anything else i can clear up.

Post: #29

As others have said, lose weight and hit the gym, change your hairstyle and make sure you get lots of money. Get a good engineering degree, get a job and then invest.

Post: #30

(09-28-2012 09:10 AM)pitt Wrote:  As others have said, lose weight and hit the gym, change your hairstyle and make sure you get lots of money. Get a good engineering degree, get a job and then invest.

how did you know what degree im going for? Getting an Aeronautical Engineering degree.