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| Set the Style Fashion, clothing, trends. Whether you need to dress to impress, dress to distress, or just learn how to dress, you just might learn something. |
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#1
 2008-07-09, 14:02
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A Classier Look
Recently I decided to change my style to something more mature. For the past couple years I was really fond of Guess T-shirts and jeans. I'd usualyl have some nice blue jeans, and some t-shirt, usually dark. I looked good, but in retrospect...it was still rather typical, youthful attire.
I recently started stocking up on inexpensive designer polos/shirts (stuff like Cezani, Claiborne, not that frat-boy shit) and am going to start wearing PANTS more often, as opposed to jeans. Basically, I've started dressing more like an adult, as opposed to a teen/young adult. The best example I can give is how Tony dresses on The Sopranos. It's not a preppy or pretty-boy look...more like casual, upper-class adult male attire.
So far it seems pretty successful. I've gone out (just for my daily routine) like that a few times and noticed more attention from women. I'm also looking forward to going out at night like this. I mean, whenever you go to a club or bar, all the guys usually look the same...often some variation on that "guido/"My New Haircut" look. Being young but still looking classy...I think I'm onto something here.
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#2
 2008-07-09, 14:29
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superspeedz 
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Re: A Classier Look
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Originally Posted by DerDrache
Recently I decided to change my style to something more mature. For the past couple years I was really fond of Guess T-shirts and jeans. I'd usualyl have some nice blue jeans, and some t-shirt, usually dark. I looked good, but in retrospect...it was still rather typical, youthful attire.
I recently started stocking up on inexpensive designer polos/shirts (stuff like Cezani, Claiborne, not that frat-boy shit) and am going to start wearing PANTS more often, as opposed to jeans. Basically, I've started dressing more like an adult, as opposed to a teen/young adult. The best example I can give is how Tony dresses on The Sopranos. It's not a preppy or pretty-boy look...more like casual, upper-class adult male attire.
So far it seems pretty successful. I've gone out (just for my daily routine) like that a few times and noticed more attention from women. I'm also looking forward to going out at night like this. I mean, whenever you go to a club or bar, all the guys usually look the same...often some variation on that "guido/"My New Haircut" look. Being young but still looking classy...I think I'm onto something here.
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That is essentially what i've been posting about on totse for about the past while.
Pants + Shirts = win.
Instead of Tony Soprano, go for better tailored blazers and shirts.
It's worth the extra dollars to get tailored dress shirts.
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#3
 2008-07-09, 15:39
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Re: A Classier Look
That is essentially what i've been posting about on totse for about the past while.
Pants + Shirts = win.
Instead of Tony Soprano, go for better tailored blazers and shirts.
It's worth the extra dollars to get tailored dress shirts.
Eh...that seems a bit too fancy for everyday wear. For nightlife, I find that the blazers are just as cliche/bland as the "guido"-esque look.
By the way, do you ever dress down in jeans and t-shirts anymore, or have you made a complete transition? I have so much trouble finding nice jeans that I think I'd love to just abandon them completely.
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#4
 2008-07-09, 22:52
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superspeedz 
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Re: A Classier Look
Eh...that seems a bit too fancy for everyday wear. For nightlife, I find that the blazers are just as cliche/bland as the "guido"-esque look.
By the way, do you ever dress down in jeans and t-shirts anymore, or have you made a complete transition? I have so much trouble finding nice jeans that I think I'd love to just abandon them completely.
I only really dress down in jeans and t-shirts for going to classes, groceries, smaller things.
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#5
 2008-07-14, 19:06
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Lobo 
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Re: A Classier Look
Please leave Fonzworth Bentley.
http://www.arcenmusic.com/images/fonzworth-bentley.jpg
Didnt you here ? We dont like the nigger kind around here.
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#6
 2008-07-14, 19:48
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The forests of Norway
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Re: A Classier Look
jdjsjj
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#7
 2008-07-15, 13:23
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Re: A Classier Look
Get a waist coat. :D
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#8
 2008-07-15, 14:26
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Re: A Classier Look
http://www.hatsharpening.com/j&w/newimages/photos/jeeves2.jpg
The clothing OP described is oafish in comparison.
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#9
 2008-07-16, 09:49
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7green_leaves 
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Re: A Classier Look
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Originally Posted by ComradeAsh
http://www.hatsharpening.com/j&w/newimages/photos/jeeves2.jpg
The clothing OP described is oafish in comparison.
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I couldn't agree more, if DerDrache is attempting to dress himself properly he'd do well to follow the example of Chris Eubank:
http://estb.msn.com/i/12/127FCDC9336B68CA26C0CDE0181D.jpg
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#10
 2008-07-16, 10:27
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Re: A Classier Look
I couldn't agree more, if DerDrache is attempting to dress himself properly he'd do well to follow the example of Chris Eubank:
http://estb.msn.com/i/12/127FCDC9336B68CA26C0CDE0181D.jpg
Now that IS sharp.
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