Fit jeans (I buy them from Aeropostale)
Tucked out Fit Buttoned Shirt.
Semi-casual sneakers, like sketchers or pumas.
Always wear a buckle, watch and gel.
Never fails, simple and effective.
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| Author: | Rainism [ Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:13 am ] |
| Post subject: | Styles (show and tell time) |
Hey guys i think it would be very helpful if you could post a pic of your style and explain how you got it to that point and what you think it says about your personality. It will be a great lesson in congruency and style =) Cheers guys il post up my pic later this weekend when i go out |
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| Author: | CaptainAndypops [ Fri Sep 18, 2009 5:49 pm ] |
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I haven't got any pictures at the moment, but currently my peacocking outfit includes: Dark blue jeans, not too tight, but not too baggy. Black trainers or Black leather shoes (depending on where I am) Tight Fit T-Shirt with a cheeky slogan (When in Doubt, Pull Out; Don't Be Silly, Put and FCUK Condom on your Willy etc.) Sharks Tooth necklace worn over t-shirt so visible Black Leather Jacket with a hood Designer sunglasses with oval lenses My hair is just to the top of my ears and usually a bit messy No proper facial hair, but a bit of stubble. Just enough to look "rugged" I'm not sure what this says about me, but it seems to work. The leather jacket and the t-shirts always get a few compliments from the girls. |
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| Author: | ImmortalGropher [ Fri Sep 18, 2009 6:01 pm ] |
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I've already posted a thread, but my style is who I envision the current/future me to be. I'm a producer/engineer and also a business man, my style is casually dressy, i still maintain a professional look with a lax look, I believe it fits my personality well as I am really focused on the business side of everything at this moment in particular until I can afford to open a studio or find some investors to do it for me. I wear faded blue jeans and whatnot with fancy looking shirts and I recently dyed my hair a burgundy color, it helps bring out my eyes and fits my personality as well, I see myself as a red "full-bodied" person. My hair is a medium-length, to the collarbone now, before it was a bit past my traps. I don't wear watches or anything, I got some nice dress shoes I like a lot as well. I'm just me. :p a successful metal lover! |
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| Author: | AJ_ATX [ Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:47 pm ] |
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I wear mildly faded Express (Blake style) boot-cut jeans 99% of the time. Thinking about going slimmer, straight leg when I have some cash. I wear white shoes with grey crocodile skin on the front, or black Polo boots. If I had the money I'd go back to Kenneth Cole reaction shoes, as I got more compliments. I color-coordinate my belt to my shoes. I have a Kenneth Cole belt that can switch from black to white, got a cool buckle. I also tuck a small part of my shirt into the belt to make it visible. My shirts are up in the air. I'd like to re-do my whole collection, as I regret buying fad shirts like Affliction and Ed Hardy. Should've bought solid color V-neck shirts and a nice blazer. For pea cocking, all I have is a Carbon Fiber thumb ring. I need a necklace, but does anyone really find that a bunch of accessories helps them out? I think it looks dumb to wear 5 rings, 3 bracelets, and a chain... |
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| Author: | Modest [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:15 am ] |
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Yeah I find minimal is better for my style, some people can pull off the having 4 bracelets, 3 necklaces and rings a lot better than others (I find guy that have longer thicker hair are better at pulling it off no?) I stick with one bracelet, sometimes my small silver necklace if I'm rocking a v-neck or t-shirt. Other than that I like to stick with a really casual style with clothes that hug my body nice and snug, nothing baggy ever. I also wear mostly dark clothes, they just look better on me, unless it's a white undershirt or something to contrast. The style I like to imitate is from such guys like Josh Hartnett, he pulls off a real good casual mature look and girls really take to it, doesn't look like you're trying too hard. |
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| Author: | Klever [ Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:19 am ] |
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Fit jeans (I buy them from Aeropostale) Tucked out Fit Buttoned Shirt. Semi-casual sneakers, like sketchers or pumas. Always wear a buckle, watch and gel. Never fails, simple and effective. |
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