Post: #1

Say the dress is business casual, will you forgo the tie and jacket in favor of a dress shirt and slacks? Or do you think its always better to be dressed to the nines? Lets say the dress code is for your job.

Post: #2

(12-17-2012 05:34 PM)kickboxer Wrote:  Say the dress is business casual, will you forgo the tie and jacket in favor of a dress shirt and slacks? Or do you think its always better to be dressed to the nines? Lets say the dress code is for your job.

Just don't wear khakis.

If you wear a sharp pair of trousers that fit like a glove, and a sharp, stylish pair of shoes (as a rule of thumb, good shoes will run about $200, minimum), and a shirt that fits, and, assuming you aren't a fat-ass, you're going to look great. Thus a jacket and tie will be entirely unnecessary.

I find I have to buy my button down shirts in slim-fit just to look normal. Apparently in America being in the healthy weight range for your height is considered slim. Many of my casual shirts are "small" even though I am 6' and about 165. Amazing.

Post: #3

H&M has good slim fit dress shirts.

Post: #4

Dont follow the dress code, SET the dress code.

Post: #5

No khakis and no cargo pants....Noone has gotten laid in cargo pants since 'Nam.....

Post: #6

no tie nor jacket, just nice set of trousers, shoes and a good well fitted shirt.

Fashion is more about the fit than the look. Wear some clothes that fit you well.

Post: #7

(12-17-2012 06:37 PM)kinjutsu Wrote:  H&M has good slim fit dress shirts.

Idk in my experience, H&M gears toward more trendy and young. Even at 19 I get my dress shirts from brooks brother. They are more pricey but the quality and feel of the dress shirts is much better. Besides that, the shirts at H&M lack in variety.

Post: #8

Yeah I went to H&M last week and the quality and variety wasn't really what I was looking for.

They had good bar and club shirts though.