Fashion Advise

[Something Funny]

Just now, Nemra said:

Have you considered non-sporty pants?

Yes, I just don't have any.

[Yimpa]

The problem you’re having is you care about what other people think about you. No amount of clothing will fix that. 

[Something Funny]

@Yimpa I actually was walking around like this all day and was feeling amazing about myself. And now everyone is trashing my outfit. How am I suppose to feel? 

[Yimpa]

You wouldn’t blast hardcore metal inside of a church. Your music might be godly. But it depends on who you’re surrounding yourself with.

Edited November 16 by Yimpa

[Something Funny]

@Yimpa I don't understand the reference.

[Schizophonia]

29 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

You wouldn’t blast hardcore metal inside of a church. Your music might be godly. But it depends on who you’re surrounding yourself with.

 

[Schizophonia]

29 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

@Yimpa I don't understand the reference.

Your shoes can be nice but it depends on the context.

[Eph75]

@Something Funny

Just wear confidence, the clothes don't matter at all, and interestingly when worn with confidence anything goes. 

Shoes look comfy. 

The problem is likely that you care too much about what others think, manifesting in, e.g. asking this here.

[Javfly33]

On 8/11/2024 at 9:41 PM, Something Funny said:

Not sure if this is the right sub-forum, but I guess it's kind of related to dating and human relationships.

In your opinion, are those shoes okay for men? Would I look weird in them? If not, what kind of pants will work with those shoes in terms of style / colour?

 

Fashion advice is difficult to give because if you don't naturally have a passion for fashion it can not be taught to you. 

But you I can recommend you some brands depending on the body type you have @Something Funny

Ultimately you will still have to combine the pieces in a smart way, there is really no "good fashion" or "bad fashion" but rather that you develop an style you feel comfortable in.

In other words if you ask for fashion advice that means you do not like fashion. But maybe you can learn? Idk, let me know if you want to recommend you some pieces. I´ll need some basic physical aspects from you, like if you are slim or more muscular/fat, height, skin colour, etc. 

Edited November 16 by Javfly33

[Something Funny]

@Javfly33 sure, I am open for recommendations if you still feel like it.

I am at around 175cm height, maybe a bit taller but I haven't measured my height in like 5 years, so idk.
I weight about 80kg (I've actually gained some weight lately, my normal weight is 71) not sure if this counts as slim or not.
I am white.
My hair is brown. 
I can't call myself muscular right now but normally, when I workout, I am kind of slim/muscular. 

[Something Funny]

I actually ended up returning the shoes because they have wool in it and after learning more about wool I didn't want to use it (and getting all the hate from you guys sure made the decision easier, lol).

Instead I've just bought these: 

[Something Funny]

Now, I am just a boring, blue shoes guy 

Edited Friday at 05:25 PM by Something Funny

[Javfly33]

45 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

@Javfly33 sure, I am open for recommendations if you still feel like it.

I am at around 175cm height, maybe a bit taller but I haven't measured my height in like 5 years, so idk.
I weight about 80kg (I've actually gained some weight lately, my normal weight is 71) not sure if this counts as slim or not.
I am white.
My hair is brown. 
I can't call myself muscular right now but normally, when I workout, I am kind of slim/muscular. 

Depending on your budget checkout:

Low budget:

G-Star Raw 

Replay 

Diesel (lots of oversized pieces, anarquist/biker vibe)

Carhartt (bit oversized vibe too)

Calvin Klein 

Camper (for shoes, you will probably like this one after seeing your latest shoes choice. They have very creative designs with focus in comfortable shoes and high quality materials)

 

Mid-high tier:

Emporio Armani (Italian style)

Sandro (always well done solid pieces that are not too elegant personally is one of my favourites lately)

Giuseppe Zanotti (only for shoes, hand made in Italy)

 

High budget:

Ferragamo (Italian-elegant)

Amiri (US style)

Palm Angels (US style, sports-graffity-skate vibe)

Casablanca (snob French style)

And of course the classics: D&G, Versace, Prada, Valentino, etc (Italian)

.

Tommy Hilfiguer, Polo Ralph Lauren, Lacoste or Hugo Boss are also pretty popular mid-tier choices but I particularly find them extremely boring, but Im biased of course. It sells because lot of people like it. (lots of people are boring ) 

 

Or just go to ZARA of course 🤣

Edited Friday at 05:58 PM by Javfly33

[Something Funny]

@Javfly33 thanks

[Javfly33]

2 hours ago, Something Funny said:

@Javfly33 thanks

i forgot https://www.guess.eu/ too

[Nilsi]

2 hours ago, Javfly33 said:

Depending on your budget checkout:

Low budget:

G-Star Raw 

Replay 

Diesel (lots of oversized pieces, anarquist/biker vibe)

Carhartt (bit oversized vibe too)

Calvin Klein 

Camper (for shoes, you will probably like this one after seeing your latest shoes choice. They have very creative designs with focus in comfortable shoes and high quality materials)

 

Mid-high tier:

Emporio Armani (Italian style)

Sandro (always well done solid pieces that are not too elegant personally is one of my favourites lately)

Giuseppe Zanotti (only for shoes, hand made in Italy)

 

High budget:

Ferragamo (Italian-elegant)

Amiri (US style)

Palm Angels (US style, sports-graffity-skate vibe)

Casablanca (snob French style)

And of course the classics: D&G, Versace, Prada, Valentino, etc (Italian)

.

Tommy Hilfiguer, Polo Ralph Lauren, Lacoste or Hugo Boss are also pretty popular mid-tier choices but I particularly find them extremely boring, but Im biased of course. It sells because lot of people like it. (lots of people are boring ) 

 

Or just go to ZARA of course 🤣

I just threw up in my mouth.

This might earn you a few nods from 13-year-old boys who think you're cool, but no woman with an ounce of self-respect will find this tacky ass shit remotely attractive.

Edited Friday at 08:34 PM by Nilsi

[Something Funny]

@Nilsi you have contributed nothing but negativity to this thread so I don't think you should be the one to talk.

11 hours ago, Nilsi said:

but no woman with an ounce of self-respect will find this tacky ass shit remotely attractive.

And that's just straight up not true. There are all kind of women, it's not their problem that you are so judgemental that you immediately disrespect and dismiss them simply because they don't conform to your very narrow sense of style.

[Nilsi]

1 hour ago, Something Funny said:

@Nilsi you have contributed nothing but negativity to this thread so I don't think you should be the one to talk.

And that's just straight up not true. There are all kind of women, it's not their problem that you are so judgemental that you immediately disrespect and dismiss them simply because they don't conform to your very narrow sense of style.

You’re absolutely correct - there are indeed women who are drawn to such displays of tackiness; precisely the same women who viewed Donald Trump as their daddy and rewarded him with their votes.

It’s truly admirable how you’ve taken up the cause of defending the self-respect of these women, whom are desperate enough to embrace this aesthetic.

As for the guy with the Gunna profile picture (a choice I struggle to imagine a more tasteless representation of one’s identity), at least he manages to get some pussy - albeit women of questionable taste and desperation. Meanwhile, those cringe ass climbing shoes you’re rocking guarantee you’ll remain firmly outside of any such dynamic.

[Something Funny]

@Nilsi Lmao, good luck achieving any kind of advanced state of consciousness, with this mentality. Everyone deserves love and respect, no matter who they voted for or how they dress.

Besides, he shared a variety of different brands with totally different styles. 

39 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

As for the guy with the Gunna profile picture (a choice I struggle to imagine a more tasteless representation of one’s identity), at least he manages to get some pussy - albeit women of questionable taste and desperation. Meanwhile, those cringe ass climbing shoes you’re rocking guarantee you’ll remain firmly outside of any such dynamic.

If you choose your clothes out of fear of being lonely and unloved, I am really sorry for you. Personally, I prefer to express myself however I desire and am only interested in women who will love me for who I am.

And btw, I guess you have never seen climbing shoes, because barefoot shoes are literally the polar opposite of them. 

[Nilsi]

5 hours ago, Something Funny said:

@Nilsi Lmao, good luck achieving any kind of advanced state of consciousness, with this mentality. Everyone deserves love and respect, no matter who they voted for or how they dress.

Besides, he shared a variety of different brands with totally different styles. 

If you choose your clothes out of fear of being lonely and unloved, I am really sorry for you. Personally, I prefer to express myself however I desire and am only interested in women who will love me for who I am.

And btw, I guess you have never seen climbing shoes, because barefoot shoes are literally the polar opposite of them. 

Fuck, you got me.

I’m so terrified of being alone and unloved that I let myself be bullied into dressing like a proper adult instead of parading around like a 13-year-old Andrew Tate fanboy or some hairy, self-righteous, fruitarian Waldorf school teacher.