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This is different from the wearable fashion inspo thread...This is not clothes you'd like to wear, but how you actually dress on a daily basis and why? Do you favor certain colors or styles? Do you go for comfort or impact? Do you just wear whatever you grab or are you more choosey? How would you define your personal style?
"boring" classical style. it's everyday, not for job only
a lot of black. mb dark grey or other dark. plain coloring. some blue, grey, black shirts
slacks, shoes, shirt, pullover, suit, cloak, severe jacket, etc. do not like ties
the clothes are ironed, clean, shoes creamed
watches with arrows, quartz, light weighted, not large to be comfortable to wear
simpler or sport style I may use outside of the town
I like to wear athletic shorts or black jeans or even jean shorts (cut-off jeans? shants?)
I never liked blue jeans though on myself... it's not bold enough and I for some reason NEED dark bottoms or it looks weird on me. Never liked light colored bottoms
I wear casual comfy tees
But it's not like I wouldn't wear anything else... I just wear what I wear because that's how I grew up
I actually don't wear clothes for comfort which is what I assumed my whole life- it's just me being socially lazy lol
Like a god damn bum.
I used to wear dresses mostly, as they are quick to put on, they did attract too much attention in my taste, so this summer, I'm just wearing 3/4 pants, tank tops, and long sleeved button up shirts to protect my shoulders from burning in the sun. Cotton, silk, rayon, only natural materials.
I used to wear lots of black and maybe a touch of colour, yet I recently have started wearing full colour outfits.
I choose only clothes I find comfortable and pretty. My style is now more casual than flashy, and I am so thrilled by the invisiblility it offers me.
Some days I look tom boy, others more professionnal, some others more feminine. I have a versatile wardrobe, I think.
It's interesting to see how my clothes choice influences how much I get looked at, or even stopped by people who want to compliment me. I try hard to not give them a reason to disturb me anymore.
@aster
How about you?
Usually dress clothes to work, then just t-shirt and shorts/jeans/sweatpants on the weekend/after work. Nobody creams on my shoes.
i have stopped buying clothes even from op shop, so my jeans mostly have patches in them and my shoes are worn, but good for the environment. I dream of becoming a cobbler and making my own shoes. I make some of my own clothes, shirts, skirts. It's winter here now and I have a few unusual warm jackets from op shop I wear with them, Whatever I am in the mood for or grab I don't spend more than two seconds. I like hats and scarves, I like when they don;t match, like purple. blue, peach scarf with green jacket. or hood coming our of a dressy jacket, or unusual things. I mostly like to wear green, pink, black, maybe red if I feel. I can't wear blue, I am almost afraid of blue, I don't know why. Childhood maybe. I hate the light so i always wear sunglasses going out of the house.
Medium-sized crew-neck non-solid-color tee from Express, early/mid 2010s vintage -- one of my main shirts. Textured charcoal most commonly worn color; next burgundy, then almond. BLVCK SCVLE brand shorts; black, with red outline of mercador-esque world map projection encircling the garment. Add wheat-colored Timbs or chocolate-colored Sperrys, a custom brown-with-gold-inlay pair of Oakleys, and tungsten carbide ear studs, and I'm good to go.
As the week rolls on, swap the top or bottom with something olive or deep khaki colored, but rarely both, and never double-olive or double-khaki. No jeans, never jorts.
I've been told I have the fashion sense of a dad.
I'm ok with this.
fashionably via some kind of accessory; bracelet, scarf, necklace, or earring.
why?
you look good, ya feel good!
Taking care of your appearance can be very therapeutic.
hair shirt and joggers w running shoes
Non-flashy, usable and comfortable therefore loose/baggy (not in a sense of making a statement). I have learned to wear socks but usually only in the shoes...
When my clothes wear out it goes towards hobo style. :hello: I have no issues when it comes to wearing clothes that have gathered few extra holes unless it is in the pockets.
One day someone pulled me back and said: "This lab coat is not good here." :red:
Greasy hair
Hairy chest
Wife-beater undershirt / Tank top
Jesus necklace
try the shoes cream the next time. it should be better after the regular shitting them by the dirtQuote:
Originally Posted by ouronis
I have huge aversion towards visible brands and logos. They should give me money for advertising those clothes or lower prices in cases where logo is visible.
I wear either a long-sleeved shirt or a 15-year-old T-shirt. I like blues and green but also wear reds and oranges. I don't wear yellow. Plaid and/or collared shirts are fine too, but I always button all the buttons.
I never wear jeans. I wear shorts or slacks or pedal-pushers. Green, lavender, blue, etc. Then in the winter I wear a hat and coat.
@Director Abbie
forum's members' photos theme misses the 3rd photo very much
Being dressed well and having a personal style is very important for me. People often comment on my style saying it's eccentric and vibrant. I've even gotten comments like "You look like a person from a fashion magazine," and even my colleges at work ask me if I go out somewhere important after work when I always get dressed so well... Well...nope I don't. I just hate to feel like I'm a part of a crowd and I love to grab attention with my looks.
I would describe my style as alternative, but eclectic. I'm not really part of any movement style wise. I like to combine things from gothic fashion, pastel goths, hipsters, punk/rockers, 90s, vintage, grunge, skater style and boohoo, . When you combine all of these style together, you get an idea about how my style might look like.
I'm not too much into colour, I don't like flowery or feminine things too much. I mostly wear black or really dark colour. Lately I've been trying to add more colour and feminine vibe into my clothing, but I'd still never wear something pink for example. Whenever I feel my clothing is too ordinary I add some extra accessories like rings, necklace, braclet etc... My individual feature are chokers, I always wear a choker! I also love big hats with unusual styling. I also love clothes with spikes.
During a usual day, you'd probably see me wearing some black skirt with vans or converse trainers, some patterned stockings, and a dark t-shirt with an usual pattern, spiked sleeves or a t-shirt of my favourite band, if it's colder outside I usually wear my black lather jacket or blazer.
If the day is more casual, I wear my torn jeans with holes on the knees, or everywhere, I don't care, the more holes the better with a sexi stocking, large lose t-shirt or a really large oversize sweater (I love oversized things) and a flannel shirt.
You own any dresses or heels?Quote:
Originally Posted by Director AbbieI wear either a long-sleeved shirt or a 15-year-old T-shirt. I like blues and green but also wear reds and oranges. I don't wear yellow. Plaid and/or collared shirts are fine too, but I always button all the buttons.
I never wear jeans. I wear shorts or slacks or pedal-pushers. Green, lavender, blue, etc. Then in the winter I wear a hat and coat.
i like palazzo pants, boxy tops and natural fibers
this is what i go for having the job i have (mango did a good job this year):
https://i.imgur.com/JDvE5yU.jpg
i also take pleasure in dressing like a delta nf lady who operates a massage/meditation parlor
Yeah, I wear dresses on Sundays.Quote:
Originally Posted by peteronfireee
My feet came with heels, actually.
I suck at choosing clothes. If I want to look fairly decent, I usually ask someone else to pick out some clothes for me, and if the choices aren't too bad, I wear their costumes as a standard outfit for long periods of time.
Right now, I'm wearing a dark blue T-shirt with a Stargazer logo, jeans, and smartwool socks with Asics running shoes. Everything was either given to me or recommended to me on the spot when I went out shopping to buy something.
The person I really admire for her ability to dress well, in a casual but elegant sense, is my SLI ex-wife. But then, she spends a huge amount of time thinking about clothes. (4D Si) I spent some time with her yesterday at a day-long family event where we traveled, shopped for a present, visited friends, attended a birthday party, and then went out for dinner at a restaurant in Oberlin. She wore the same outfit everywhere and managed to always look good. I should have taken a picture, but it was basically like this:
Skirt: Light blue washed denim, white shirt with flowers hand painted on it using paint that sticks up over the cloth. I don't know how this paint stays flexible. https://i.imgur.com/HL6acdV.jpg
Sun hat: Like this one, but very pink. https://i.imgur.com/BW5f4gG.jpg All pink, in fact. She even wore it in the car. A couple in another car circled around us on the highway so the woman could get a better look at it.
Shoes: Kind of like a classic Greek style, like this: https://i.imgur.com/S7H5NzZ.jpg, except they had more and thinner straps. She told me she bought five pair of these in different colors, black, white, bronze....she went on like this for three solid minutes while I tuned out. Honestly, if she devoted as much headspace to physics as she does to coordinating clothes, we'd have time travel by now.
i usually wear t-shirts with athletic pants, they're relatively loose but they tighten around the ankles (idk what they're called) then it's between sliders and running shoes. i just move around a lot and i move unexpectedly so i need clothes that "breathe". for the most part i make do with whatever i have around. i played a lot of sports when i was younger (and i still hike now) so i think i became accustomed to the comfort and simplicity of athletic attire
i really appreciate this style though
Casual, comfy, loose fitting clothing. Big T-shirts and shorts usually, with duller tones like grays and browns and blues.
Comfort > practicality > esthetics > everything else (usually nothing)
P.S. After years of training, I am finally getting better at not forgetting to zip my shorts.
For sure. If it doesn't feel comfortable I'm not wearing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Park
Once friends asked me why I am dressing black. I said I don't know somehow it happened this way. Then I went to work, looked around and everybody wore deep black. So I looked closely at my friend on the left, pure black 100%, on two friends on the right, 100% black as well. So now if such environment if you wear something colourful you look like clown on the meetings. But in another building in different district of the same company everyone wore white shirts.
I sometimes overdress on purpose, just to kill monotony and make use of fancy clothes I have but would otherwise need to wait for a special occasion to wear.
What many people fail to realize is that if it feels good then most often then not it's going to (make you) look good, and vice versa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mio Q
Are you saying you subconsciously pick up on your environment and (are inclined to) blend in?Quote:
Originally Posted by falsehope
Well yes, just like everyone else just trying not to look different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Park
It's funny how that happens, I don't know why but the city I live in black for work seems so common. When I used to catch the train into the city I felt strange like a parrot or something (I was a teacher for a bit so didn't have strict dress code.)Quote:
Originally Posted by falsehope
I like to wear clothes that draw attention to my penis.
Nekid
Mostly power clothing.
For just casual, I wear a lot of tight V-neck t-shirts....solid-colored...tight so it shows off the flat, hard abs and definitions of the upper body, especially my upper chest and shoulders which is just insane, like a pitbull....solid colored so there are no distractions. Throw that on with a pair of jeans, slacks or cargos and sports hat low with my killer teeth grillz. I currently have an undercut so my back and sides are short and the top is longer for a somewhat wild look. But I don't take it skin all the way to the top of my head....rather, I have a lower fade done around my head so if I decide to slick it back into what I gleefully nicknamed the scumbag look, the top appears to blend in.
For sporty casual dress, I'm a status whore (you know the story about when I worked at the retail clothing store lul)...only top of the line shit for me. I will only wear polo, nautica or tommy Hillfiger, never anything bootleg. In high school, me and my friend had a competition (which I started, of course) who could wear a polo, nautica or hillfiger shirt the most days in a row without wearing the same shirt twice. I won that one. obviously Armani and Versace are okay as well, I miss my 400 dollar Versace shirt and 800 dollar Armani. I don't know what the fuck happened to them. I am known for buying up something expensive, wearing it once or twice and then just throwing it on the floor or letting it collect dust. heh. With sporty casual dress, I will typically slick my hair back by hand with the hair gel for, yeah, the wet, slick, sleazy, conniver look. Brushes leave it looking too neat.
For formal/professional, I usually go with darker tones, greys, blacks....I fckin hate the typical light blue tie, white shirt, suit. my preferable business attire is a dark grey dress shirt under a black suit with a black tie with these white argyle-like design in it....it's demonic. I also like, navy blue pants, white undershirt with a silver solid colored necktie and grey sports coat with navy blue designs in it, plus armani exchange sunglasses in the breast sports coat pocket, not no dumbass handkerchief. I slick my hair back too when I dress up...I'm not a big fan of the slicked back wet look with a suit/sports coat so typically like to do it with pomade for that dry finish, like I just rolled out of bed with the shit like that.
I like to slip in something edgy like a switchblade in the gut. hehe. Anything with the word fuck on it has instant nightlife appeal to me. typically hats come in handy for this, like my comme the fuck down hat or, in winter, my hat which reads savage as fuck...but also T-shirts....I have a couple STFU & GFO shirts. I'm also big on sterling silver skull rings (not the cheap crap either)..I'll deck my whole hand out in them.
Oh yeah, I'm big on gold chainz and bracelets, as well, the gaudier and less subtle the better. I had a 105 gram gold-link bracelet that looked fckin' sick...Before that a 90 grammer.
that sounds baller as fuck
I e been wearing the same clothes for years.
Tommy hill nautica are retail store brands here. Like two steps above Walmart and no one under 30 wears these brands. Peaked in the 90s
Work: business casual tailored dress shirt & slacks + oxfords, or all that except with a tailored suit
Not-work: button down & chinos + dress boots/loafers/derby shoes; or field jacket, casual button-down or tshirt, jeans, and boots
Not-work and not outside: I dunno, some shorts and a t-shirt. sneakers if I'm going to exercise.
@Director Abbie, am locking in LSE for your type as husband and I can barely notice any difference between yourself and my LSE possible son in law to be in the second photo particularly!
Can you explain your third photo please though, the one where you are wearing glasses and a hat which covers your mouth indoors.
subconscious latex fetish
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@aster Cool/warm undertones can help w/ makeup and I think they make some diff w clothing. For instance, I have "warm" (peach, yellow, brown) skin, but my undertones are pink, so cooler pinks like fuchsia (not peach) look good on me. A lot of fair skinned people have cool or neutral undertones. W/ most colors, there is a "warm" (orangier) versus "cool" (bluer) version. You can replace black w almost-blacks (navy, deep plum, brown, etc)
in the summer polo shirt and some business casual pants, shoes idk, depends on the mood
in the winter shirt and pullover and the same business casual pants, case in point I have 5 exactly identical pants so if I forget to do laundry some time I always know what to choose...
i always get bitched at by some Se dom males for how i dress, should have more sense of style, bla bla bla
https://target.scene7.com/is/image/Target/14043030
https://www.ascolour.com/media/catal...navy_thumb.jpg
I wear them because they're comfortable and I'm a recluse, so no one is around to make a judgement of my status based on clothing. If I were to go on a job interview or attempt to be sexually attractive, I would wear something like a suit.
When I really don’t give af: leggings and loose shirts w/ sandals
Otherwise leggings + fancy top or a dress. Rarely do I show off my legs cuz I’m too self-conscious of my scars. I like wearing things that flatter my body type and so can come off looking ultra feminine. Oh, and eclectic patterns and textures fabrics are a fave :^D
Dont rlly care for jewelry cuz it feels too restrictive but once in awhile I’ll don delicate looking necklaces/earrings
This guy would beg to differ.Quote:
Originally Posted by Attis
https://www.realmenrealstyle.com/wp-...Steve-Jobs.jpg
im not very consistent in that department
That's what I wear when I ride my bike in the winter. It gets below 50 out in the winter! So mask for nose and mouth, hat for ears, sunglasses because being cold doesn't mean the sun stops shining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shay
is it weird I think steve jobs looks kind of cool hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Park
Dress are only for humans
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I fluctuate between 3 styles. When I pick one style, I'll completely settle with it or accessorize sparingly from the one or both of the other two styles. Comfort is a recurring theme. xD
First is super comfortable and casual, to the point where I will not care about looks and makeup. One size up sweats, pajama pants, nerdy graphic t-shirts, plain colored t-shirts, and oversized cozy sweaters.
Second is a girly cute nerdish style. Elements of comfort reside, of course. Little makeup to up the cuteness factor. Colorful, but still coordinated. Quirky, but adds a subtle personality. Graphic t-shirts, colorful skirts, shorts, leggings, boots or tennis shoes or occasionally a stylish flat or short boot. Rings, necklaces, hats or themed hair bows.
Third is my cute color coordinated self. Comfort exists for the most part. Moderate to little makeup. Stylish shirts, black or denim jeans, subtle skirts, leggings, stylish boot or wedges or flats, necklaces, many rings, small sun hats or fashionable caps or comfy beanies, occasional belt. Not big on bright flashing colors. I prefer neutral colors with a little color pop.
Black boots, black pants, plain T-shirt
I dress so that i have to pay the least amount of attention to my clothing. Often sweatpants and loose fitting t-shirts. Often bare feet. Have no sense of fashion, don't know which colors match, have been criticized of wearing odd-styles because i don't have any insight into what is normal to wear. Clothes have to not intrude into uncomfortability, i almost have to feel naked. I hate having to pay attention to my body, i like when clothes do their job themselves.
Reads a comment about riding a bike around 50 F (10 °C) and starts to think: Amateurs :lol:. It starts to get bit tougher around -30 °C (-20 F).
I live in short-sleeved polo shirts and sweatpants for the most part, since I'm usually at home and I dress for comfort, typically. If I'm going out, I'll wear a button-down shirt (either classic white or black, or something more casual like my brushed cotton plaid shirt) and smart trousers. Shoes are usually my comfy hiking boots, but smart shoes for work or special occasions with a shirt & trousers.
I typically wear demure colours such as black, grey, dark blue and/or white, but sometimes I like a splash of red, especially darker shades.
Oh, and a strange idiosyncrasy of mine: I always wear socks, all year round - I have this weird thing where I can't stand having bare feet, ever. Even in bed (yes, I have socks for that too). Only the shower sees my feet.
He reminds me of how my dad used to dress. <3 His body frame can pull it off or something.Quote:
is it weird I think steve jobs looks kind of cool here
I dress in an extremely narrow and curated way, that my taste would allow. Mostly black.
like a boss
Given the time of year, the humidity here is pretty tough on us Felidae. My summer coat's lookin pretty slick, but the shedding is fucking horrific
Tonight, I added to my collection with a shirt that says Wage War on it. hehehe
I got another shirt with a lion head on it put out by Diamond and a couple elastic joggers for gym casual. I meant to write elastic joggers in the earlier post but put it as cargo pants. I like 'em loose, too....not saggin' loose but more just a loose fit. tight shirt, looser pants.
I'm headed out tonight with just a basic tight dark blue V-neck and jeans. I wanted to bust out one of my newer shirts but they are somewhat wrinkled from having been in the bag and yet to be washed. All the dudes that tried that shit on...fuck that, all new shirts go right in the wash.
Amen, BroQuote:
Originally Posted by Kill4Me
I just got this new t-shirt from spencers called the definition of fuck for my stabs 'em in the gutties:
https://www.spencersonline.com/produ...mbnailIndex=33
I bought a bunch of other fun stuff, too....couple shirts for this up and coming Halloween. I have a side that likes to entertain so the louder the better. Spencers has fun stuff...I am gonna get this one for the Christmas season but a sweater version.
http://spencers.scene7.com/is/image/...-a?$Thumbnail$
hahahaha
Button up shirts, chino pants, boots, and either faux cafe racer leather jacket or pea coat depending on how cold it is. I usually shop at American Eagle, H&M, Uniqlo, or Target for clothes and L.L. Beans and Doc Martin's for boots. The why is because that's just how I like to dress. Boots because sneakers always feel like a downgrade compared to boots in comfort, appearance, and longevity.
Tfw it seems like Kill4Me likes shopping more than I do.
Work: Khakis and dress shirt.
Casual: Jeans and t-shirt.
I wear a brown hat and bright orange down coat.
Sporty almost all the time. When casual, I like wearing jeans usually with either dress shoes or sneakers and maybe a sweater if it's cold.
Why? It's comfortable, cool and flexible. I usually wear three piece suits however when the situation calls for it but in formal events I have a tendencies to either overdress oe underdress.
Comfortable, semiformal clothes. I don't really do T-shirt and jeans or shorts anymore, and try to actually find clothes that look nice. But I keep it simple for the most part.
I like bright colors, the whole brown and blue thing for guys in our culture seems depressing to me.
Also, right now I wear Crocs which aren't super aesthetic but they are perfect for where I'm living (the Sahel region). Durable and easy to clean.
Usually something modest like:
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I dress for comfort outside of work. Jeans and T-shirt, or shorts in the summer. I need to dress business casual for work and occasionally I need to wear a suit. I believe it's tremendously important for your career that you dress appropriately for your position. So I subject myself to dress clothes.
Black Shirt, I have 15 of them. Just don't wanna be interrupted in my thought processes in everyday life, so I avoid drawing any kind of attention to myself.
In general: White dress shirt, under armor undershirt, black athletic dress pants for flexibility, black socks. Black boots when it rains or snows but black Feiyues or barefoot sneakers otherwise. Usually wear a diving watch, sterling silver ring, patriotic wristband, and Greek fisherman hat with patriotic pins on it. Thick wool jacket when outside.
At cleaning job: black overalls, t shirt, thin jacket, thick jacket, water proof windbreaker, work boots. No accessories.
At Org: same as in general but with uniform vest, uniform jacket, and God awful black dress shoes and no hat. Sometimes I wear a tie but too lazy to bother with it usually.
I used to go around wearing pajamas everywhere. Nowadays I only--and always--wear them at home. Why I do so is a bit of a mystery. I guess it's partly because I have to wear them somewhere or else let them go to waste, and it may as well be at home rather than in public, where doing so can be a little inappropriate, particularly since pajamas often have a slit in the front of them that exposes your underwear and the bulge underneath. Aside from that, I typically wear blue jeans in public, along with a beanie and a shirt of opposite colors (e.g. a blue shirt and an orange-striped beanie). Right now, half of my wardrobe is off limits, though, thanks to a weight gain inducing medication I was prescribed. Bit I still manage, as always.
Hello, asterr! I like the classic style, but sometimes it is too boring for me, and classic clothes require the right mood to wear. Personally, I love dressing in a casual style. This style is very comfortable, and you combine the different clothes parts freely. You can wear sportswear and different sports shoes like Air Jordans with the casual style. Usually, I buy shoes from the sites like https://www.grailify.com/en/air-jordan-1-releases/. If you got a good example of a casual+classic combination, share the pics here!
Casual and subdued, comfortable and elegant (not to be confused with formal).
I prefer high quality clothes that can withstand a lot of wear and tear.
I like earthy colors, deep black, and clear white. And I like making cohesive combinations as opposed to just throwing on the first things I grab from my closet.
I am not a fan of occasion-specific outfits, but I like adapting/combining what I already have and like wearing to blend in. Not that I mind standing out, I just dislike drawing excessive attention to my appearance and looking out of place.
Nowadays I wear a t-shirt, sweat pants, colorful socks with patterns on them, slippers, and sometimes a hoodie. Colors I wear are usually blue, black, white, or grey except for my socks which are kinda all over the place with colors. Sometimes I go out of my way to make sure my clothes don’t match. I can also frequently be seen wearing sunglasses or headphones because I have sensory sensitivities. I would buy and wear much different clothes more often if I could do so, but I seem to have expensive taste and can’t afford what I like the most. I can either dress quite snazzy or quite scuzzy, but I tend toward the latter.
Puffer jacket/Work jacket/Arcteryx jacket/Hoodie
Cashmere sweater or tucked in t shirt
relaxed fit no-break or slightly cropped pants
fun socks
combat boots, oxfords, Air force 1s or jordan 1s
Mostly neutral colors and pastels
I usually dress in animals skins and paint my face with the blood of my latest hunt.
