Post: #1201

(11-27-2018 11:45 PM)Repo Wrote:  What do yall think of these Allen Edmunds on sale right now? Kind of interesting, I'm not sure if their ugly or not. . .



https://www.allenedmonds.com/shoes/mens-...color=7537

Camo never looks good unless you are actually in the military and actually on duty wearing it while actually on base or in the field. Or you are the frontman of a 1990's-early 2000's hardcore band.

Post: #1202

Pairing Brogues with Jeans confuse me.

What colour jeans can I get away with while wearing these?;



I've worn them with light so far, but am wondering how dark I can go? Also, do I absolutely have to have the jeans turned up? Can I get away with just straight leg jeans paired with these brogues?

I'm specifically talking about Jeans and Brogues here, not trousers.

Post: #1203

Not ideal, denim goes with boots more since they are both "working-class" or less formal.



Mr Porter has only one example, dark denim at least



Still doesn't look as good. Better to have corduroy trousers with "brogues"

Post: #1204

^^ I've got some nice mid-brown brouges that are ok with dark jeans but only if the rest of the outfit is less casual. I'd wear a sportscoat and collared shirt if I paired brogues with dark jeans.

Easier to pair jeans with something like boots, split-toes, chunky suede shoes, since all of those are more casual.

Post: #1205

I have a pair of light brown/tan brogues (see this post) That I wear with dark blue jeans every week multiple times a week. They look great.

Post: #1206

(11-29-2018 05:06 AM)Richard Turpin Wrote:  Pairing Brogues with Jeans confuse me.

What colour jeans can I get away with while wearing these?;



I've worn them with light so far, but am wondering how dark I can go? Also, do I absolutely have to have the jeans turned up? Can I get away with just straight leg jeans paired with these brogues?

I'm specifically talking about Jeans and Brogues here, not trousers.

Sure you can get away. Just take this notes:

- Always dark blue jeans
- Never rolled sheath
- Don't go for straight fit because it will cover the upper surface of the shoe, that looks bad.
- The shoe has to be seen, not covered, so the pants sheath need to have the right size in terms of lenght (around your ankle), and a bit tight in there (perhaps maximum two fingers of clearance).

Post: #1207

Tom Ford Noir Anthracite got me laid for Turkey day. It has a strong smell, just one spray lingers for an entire day. Masculine as fuck.

Lyft driver taking me to my date spot kept talking to me and at one point just straight eye raped me. She wasn't my type of female so I passed. Either way, I go to my date and I start to make out with the ho. She starts to compliment and asks what I'm wearing. I tell her TF...at this point the bitch is literally in a "y'all need to get a room" make out with me. So I just pay the tab and take her to my hotel. Next morning she goes "your cologne got you laid".

Grey Veltiver is more springy, kinda like an Acqua di Gio.
Will Report on: Noir Extreme, Ou Wood, and Tom Ford (The OG Version). They're sitting on my shelf.
Might buy: Tuscan Leather, Ombre Leather, and Tobacco vanille in the future.

In a weird twist, my ex used to tell me that TF suits were basically "sex in a suit. Anything that man makes will get you laid". I guess she was right.

Post: #1208

For those of you experienced in game, did you start out changing your wardrobe even if it made you feel inauthentic(ex: nice guy with leather jacket and v neck) to give off the right image, or did you wear clothes you felt confident in?

Post: #1209

Maybe you’ll feel uncomfortable the first few times you wear a leather jacket or a fedora or a pink shirt, whatever, but you will quickly gain confidence when you realize that NOBODY cares what you’re wearing. The initial comments from your buddies will die out quickly. Eventually you have to develop and *own* your style but it may take some time. A nice trick is to start by wearing things at home to get used to it, if you are not confident. You will also find out that some things are definitely not for you.

Post: #1210

Thanks for the report on Noir Anthracite, I’ll look into it. I have a few TF:

- Amber Absolute, my favorite. Pure amber scent.
- Tobacco Vanille: very very sweet.
- Tuscan Leather: girls find it mysterious and attractive but I have mixed feelings about the raspberry scent
- Italian Cypress: very nice woody scent but not the one I’d wear on a date
- Tobacco Oud: smells of alcohol and tobacco, interesting
- Oud Wood: popular but not very masculine in my view

On a first date I would probably choose Tobacco Vanille to build comfort, or Tuscan Leather to be mysterious. The problem is that they are not suitable for the office.

Post: #1211

Holy shit that stuff is $120 a bottle! Looks like the basic-bitch store sephora sells it so I might be able to pick some up locally.

Post: #1212

Plenty of them on ebay

Post: #1213

(11-30-2018 03:09 AM)B-Minus Wrote:  For those of you experienced in game, did you start out changing your wardrobe even if it made you feel inauthentic(ex: nice guy with leather jacket and v neck) to give off the right image, or did you wear clothes you felt confident in?

My ex worked in fashion and started to buy me shit. Her reason was that I dressed like shit, in reality I just bought cheap shit. I felt weird wearing stuff someone else picked for me but it got me positive responses from people including the bartenders and waiters where I'm already a regular. If you change stuff but people like it, you will feel confident.

The only thing that really bothers me is having an inauthentic personality, can't stand trying to be someone I'm not.

(11-30-2018 04:48 AM)Montrose Wrote:  Thanks for the report on Noir Anthracite, I’ll look into it. I have a few TF:

- Amber Absolute, my favorite. Pure amber scent.
- Tobacco Vanille: very very sweet.
- Tuscan Leather: girls find it mysterious and attractive but I have mixed feelings about the raspberry scent
- Italian Cypress: very nice woody scent but not the one I’d wear on a date
- Tobacco Oud: smells of alcohol and tobacco, interesting
- Oud Wood: popular but not very masculine in my view

On a first date I would probably choose Tobacco Vanille to build comfort, or Tuscan Leather to be mysterious. The problem is that they are not suitable for the office.

I heard Fucking Faboulous is overrated. Have you tried it brahsef? Thanks for the reviews, will buy some of the ones you recommended in a bit.

Just before washing my clothes i smelled my sweatshirt with Anti and it's still lingering a week after I sprayed it.

In an ironic way, it's not suited for an office but I'm sure if someone tried it it'll pull bitches at work. Can't test that since I work with a bunch of guys and the only female is a chubby gate guard from Kansas.

Also, +1 for your outfit in the pic you posted a while back.

(11-30-2018 11:23 AM)DJ-Matt Wrote:  Holy shit that stuff is $120 a bottle! Looks like the basic-bitch store sephora sells it so I might be able to pick some up locally.

Buy it on ebay, wait for a 10-20% off coupon. Actually Google express offers 20% off your first order. I bought Anti from Google Express and the others from Ebay when they had a 15% off your entire order a few days ago. I just go for the 3.4 oz since the 1.7 is only a bit (30-40 cheaper)...it's easier to pay a small difference and get way more volume.

Every TF cologne has gotten me compliments. Every. Single. One.

Actually look for sephora sales or coupons as well. Never pay full price brahsef.

In other news, just added a Lamp Berger to my collection. Shit looks neat and emits a nice lasting aroma. The best part is that there are many different containers (lamps). Sent a pic to the bitches and they all loved how class it looks. Had one hoe over and the first thing was look at it an hold it. The tall flame it emits at first is a conversation starter. Beats a Yankee Candle.

I bought this one:



This one is on it's way:

Post: #1214

(08-18-2018 07:54 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  So the suit pants came out to be way too small, even with 2" sliding cuffs...like 4-5 inches too small for me. Normally, I'm a 33-34" and these pants are "34.5" with the adjusters. Not to mention my swole leg takes up a lot of space and kinda end up looking like a SoyBoy wearing skinny jeans.

I'm losing the weight....but I'm not really sure I can go to a 28-29 waist anytime soon. I should have given thought about the demographics Tom Ford caters to. Thinking about selling the suit on eBay.

Thoughts?

P.S - According to the tags, it was made for some short Canuck faggot.

To follow up on this...my fat ass actually grew a couple of inches on my waist. Thought about selling the suit but nah, it'll give me motivation to lose 5 inches off the waist. Having 1100 sit around to waste is not the thing for me.

Post: #1215

What do you guys think about a tweed jacket/blazer on a young guy. I primarily associate it with old professors.

Post: #1216

Good

https://dappered.com/2018/11/in-review-t...ed-blazer/
https://threads.dappered.com/showthread....le-Roundup

Post: #1217

Tweed is great, just make sure to wear it well and not look like some old HS math teacher

Post: #1218

You can get some nice vintage Tweed coats on eBay. Just make sure to get your measurements right and match them against the jacket. Look for a 100% return policy too. I've own 3 Tweed sportcoats and they are warm enough down to the 40s if you layer with a sweater/scarf. I recommend grey/brown/navy as colors to start with. I think brown is very versatile.

Make sure to smoke a cigar while wearing one to properly "break it in".

Post: #1219

(11-29-2018 05:51 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  Tom Ford Noir Anthracite got me laid for Turkey day. It has a strong smell, just one spray lingers for an entire day. Masculine as fuck.

Lyft driver taking me to my date spot kept talking to me and at one point just straight eye raped me. She wasn't my type of female so I passed. Either way, I go to my date and I start to make out with the ho. She starts to compliment and asks what I'm wearing. I tell her TF...at this point the bitch is literally in a "y'all need to get a room" make out with me. So I just pay the tab and take her to my hotel. Next morning she goes "your cologne got you laid".

Grey Veltiver is more springy, kinda like an Acqua di Gio.
Will Report on: Noir Extreme, Ou Wood, and Tom Ford (The OG Version). They're sitting on my shelf.
Might buy: Tuscan Leather, Ombre Leather, and Tobacco vanille in the future.

In a weird twist, my ex used to tell me that TF suits were basically "sex in a suit. Anything that man makes will get you laid". I guess she was right.

Tobacco Vanille is my favorite. Helps I also reek of Tobacco 24/7.

Post: #1220

I'm gonna go against the grain here and say that particular tweed piece is pretty bad style for a young guy (unless you're tryng to be an ironic hipster caricature).

Since there are so many different blazers or sportcoats you could wear, it's important to think about what image you're trying to give off, and what makes you identify with certain pieces.

It would look incongruent on the vast majority of young men, if not tone deaf in the first place.

Post: #1221

I second Le Beau, unless you are wearing it for autumn at the office, I’d stay away from tweed if you are under 40’s

I have an excellent tweed blazer with sheep leather collar in dark green, very young and stylish looking. I wore it to the office and get some compliments. Made the mistake of heading to salsa class with it where I always easily pass for an undergrad student. Everyone assumed I was the teacher and even asked me how to register for class! After the 4th time I had to say it “was it because of my jacket?” and they did say yeah.

Now that blazer is sitting safely in my “office only” clothes. Shame though, tweed is so freaking warm. It's just impossible to look young and cool with it. If you are shooting for the old wise guy with style look, maybe?

Post: #1222

@tweed jacket. I think it depends what you wear it with. If you combine with the classic chinos, plaid shirt and brown shoes then you will almost certainly look like a geography teacher.

I often wear mine with ripped jeans and chunky boots. I've even taken to wearing it with a zipped-up brown leather jacket under now its colder weather. I'm not a young guy but I don't think the tweed is making me look my age or older in those combinations. I hope not anyway

Post: #1223

For casual wear, I suggest a tailored cotton jacket rather than tweed. Cotton is more casual than wool and gets a nice shine after some time. Ideal with jeans (but cotton is normally not suitable for business)

https://us.suitsupply.com/en/jackets?pre...fv1=cotton

Post: #1224

(11-27-2018 11:45 PM)Repo Wrote:  What do yall think of these Allen Edmunds on sale right now? Kind of interesting, I'm not sure if their ugly or not. . .

Do you guys know about VASS shoes ? Handmade in Budapest they are famous all over the world, and even Englishmen buys them over their local offers.



They are not cheap tho, usually starting at 600 USD. For half the price you get Meermin shoes, also made in a traditionnal way in Mallorca. Check their website, best bang for the buck.

(11-30-2018 03:09 AM)B-Minus Wrote:  For those of you experienced in game, did you start out changing your wardrobe even if it made you feel inauthentic(ex: nice guy with leather jacket and v neck) to give off the right image, or did you wear clothes you felt confident in?

Fake it till you make it. I consider my game level very good but even today when I buy a new shirt or suit I still fill a bit uncomfortable at first. Its a normal process you gotta go through.

(11-29-2018 05:51 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  In a weird twist, my ex used to tell me that TF suits were basically "sex in a suit. Anything that man makes will get you laid". I guess she was right.

I always avoided TF for some reasons... unknown to myself! I will change that after reading this thread.

At the moment I wear YSL Body Kouros (the old version, a bit hard to find). Masculine and warm scent for the winter. Also I have Chanel Egoiste Platinum, more fresh but very masculine, usually for summer but some still prefer during winter also.

Post: #1225

Tweed is not just a 40 year old look. I know younger guys who rock a Tweed jacket and they don't look like they are in their 40s.

(12-04-2018 08:01 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  I second Le Beau, unless you are wearing it for autumn at the office, I’d stay away from tweed if you are under 40’s

I have an excellent tweed blazer with sheep leather collar in dark green, very young and stylish looking. I wore it to the office and get some compliments. Made the mistake of heading to salsa class with it where I always easily pass for an undergrad student. Everyone assumed I was the teacher and even asked me how to register for class! After the 4th time I had to say it “was it because of my jacket?” and they did say yeah.

Now that blazer is sitting safely in my “office only” clothes. Shame though, tweed is so freaking warm. It's just impossible to look young and cool with it. If you are shooting for the old wise guy with style look, maybe?