The Male 'Fashion' Thread II
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Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIProbably gp for the adidas one's I haven't owned a pair of them in 5 years(Original post by bengalisoldier)
Both look good and I think with Adidas you can wear casual and nike for sport.
NOTE TO EVERYONE buy the team GB adidas trainers they won't be out for ever, you could save a pair and sell them in the future -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIwhat shoes would you wear them with(Original post by Appeal to reason)
Apologies, I don't understand.
are we talking smart casual or everyday wear
If everyday wear No
Smart Casual Yes they remind me of Made In Chelsea -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IINo, not weird at all. Your tastes are maturing, albeit a bit early. I look back on some of the stuff I used to wear as a kid and I'm baffled as to how I thought I looked good.(Original post by cgvince)
Lately all ive wanted to wear at college is oxford shirts and denim shirts, and im really not wanting to wear tshirts as i like having a collar
is that a little weird ? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIDark brown deck shoes or Black loafers. (thinking brown loafers would be better, but I don't currently have any brown ones)(Original post by diggy)
what shoes would you wear them with
are we talking smart casual or everyday wear
If everyday wear No
Smart Casual Yes they remind me of Made In Chelsea
I very rarely wear something without a collar to college. In fact I have very few tshirts that I would want to wear on their own anyway, many of mine are plain, that I wear under my shirts during winter/on particularly cold days.(Original post by cgvince)
Lately all ive wanted to wear at college is oxford shirts and denim shirts, and im really not wanting to wear tshirts as i like having a collar
is that a little weird ? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIIts weird, imo having a collar makes me look alot better than wearing a tshirt(Original post by Appeal to reason)
Dark brown deck shoes or Black loafers. (thinking brown loafers would be better, but I don't currently have any brown ones)
I very rarely wear something without a collar to college. In fact I have very few tshirts that I would want to wear on their own anyway, many of mine are plain, that I wear under my shirts during winter/on particularly cold days.
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Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIHaha I know what you mean. Being 5 years older than my brother, I look at him and say what the hell are you wearing(Original post by Tokyoround)
No, not weird at all. Your tastes are maturing, albeit a bit early. I look back on some of the stuff I used to wear as a kid and I'm baffled as to how I thought I looked good.
Before realising I used to wear similar stuff when I was his age and I thought I looked good
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Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IINaa man, Oxford shirts are cool. I find wearing tshirts slightly childish now, I either wear shirts or polos.(Original post by cgvince)
Lately all ive wanted to wear at college is oxford shirts and denim shirts, and im really not wanting to wear tshirts as i like having a collar
is that a little weird ? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread III'd rather vomit blood.(Original post by diggy)
Probably gp for the adidas one's I haven't owned a pair of them in 5 years
NOTE TO EVERYONE buy the team GB adidas trainers they won't be out for ever, you could save a pair and sell them in the future
But seriously I doubt they'll be worth much. Olympic memorabilia doesn't tend to accrue much value, and unless you're a BNP member why on Earth would you want to go around sporting patriotic trainers? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIAn accessory that lacks practicality or class - No, every time. They are for scouts, chefs and cowboys, so unless that is you, save it for the fancy dress.(Original post by paddy)
Fairly certain I know what the general consensus will be, but what is everybody's opinion on neckerchiefs? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread III don't really understand them, I mean did they ever have a purpose?(Original post by RBranigan)
An accessory that lacks practicality or class - No, every time. They are for scouts, chefs and cowboys, so unless that is you, save it for the fancy dress. -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIUniforms/designating who you are, like a flag I suppose, keeping dust out of faces, having a bandage to hand (triangle cloth obviously useful for that)(Original post by paddy)
I don't really understand them, I mean did they ever have a purpose? -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIAs Shakespeare famously atoned(Original post by paddy)
Fairly certain I know what the general consensus will be, but what is everybody's opinion on neckerchiefs?
When wearing a bow tie still/
doesn't make you look like enough of a ****,
gentlemen, please, pull out the cravatte. -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread IIThis then being the problem with navy blazers in general.(Original post by Mess.)
Take it to a tailor, it wouldn't be expensive. Avoid any dark buttons though otherwise that blazer just becomes a navy suit jacket were you forgot to put the correct trousers on.
In fact, I don't really think much of any blazer/sports jacket that could be mistaken for half a suit. You have to go for a different cut/colour/material to typical suit fabric otherwise it just looks silly. -
Re: The Male 'Fashion' Thread II34" waist but they only had 3 pairs of 32"(Original post by satchef1)
I think so. I saw something like that when I was in yesterday. I'm going away tomorrow morning for the weekend so won't have time to check until I get back. What size were you after?