[claret_n_blue]

(Original post by jblackmoustache)
I prefer buying my T-shirts from lessser known places. Nothing worse than having a t-shirt that loads of people are wearing.

Screw the high street big boys

Any examples?

[sarahthegemini]

Just throwing this out there, but it doesn't matter if your arms look skinny in short sleeved t-shirts (like that Asos model) Not everyone digs the 'chunky muscley arms bursting out of the sleeve look' (I certainly don't)

[py0alb]

(Original post by claret_n_blue)
Any examples?

Would that not defy the point?

"please tell me what I should wear to be original"

[claret_n_blue]

(Original post by py0alb)
Would that not defy the point?

"please tell me what I should wear to be original"

I wanted examples of lesser known brands. If I don't know any brands in the first place, how do I know which brands are well known and lesser known. I used to think that A&F was "lesser known" because there's only one shop in the UK.

[py0alb]

(Original post by claret_n_blue)
I wanted examples of lesser known brands. If I don't know any brands in the first place, how do I know which brands are well known and lesser known. I used to think that A&F was "lesser known" because there's only one shop in the UK.

Just forget brands altogether. Just look for items that don't have branding on them, and judge them by the fabric, the cut, the style and the colour. If you think its good value, buy it. There is no need to look at the label at any point.

[Anythingoo1]

I would say don't overdress (formally and casually), alot of people wear clothes to make a statement about themselves but you don't really wanna do that....

If you need guidance which you probably do judging by the title maybe look at some celebrities around your age and how they dress, don't obviously copy the look word for word (and in some cases, just don't even - Celebs can dress like idiots), again it's just to give you an idea of how to dress, and what's "in fashion". Of course you don't have to follow fashion by all means but if you have no idea then it's probably a good place to start.

Brands. Don't have a closet full of Hollister/A&F clothes please. They are nice and it wouldn't hurt to have a few but they're so expensive and I can't quite help but have an opinion about people who prance around in those all day every day.

Hope it helps!

[jordanlucy]

maybe try asos marketplace, there is tones of stuff on there and mopst of it is nicely priced too. Heres a seller -

marketplace.asos.com / seller/stephen911 / collection

Sorry i cant paste URLs atm!!