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Those sleeves are waay to long. For as much as you rock that thing, you might as well go get em shortened.
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Those sleeves are waay to long. For as much as you rock that thing, you might as well go get em shortened.
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lmao sarcasm and lulz brosama bin laden
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a bunch
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Dope fit but why rock beat boots. The distressed boots kinda ruined this fit for me.Originally Posted by RufioRufioRufio
smh so u thinkin bow wow swole huh?Originally Posted by keithsweatsjordans
Exactly how straight was your face when you typed that nonsense out?
VS.
i mean they aint no niidawg
but c'mon
and im calling a no ayo for myself and keithsweatjordans beofre you hooligans start roasting
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Funny thing is the sleeves are actually short, just because I've posted it here multiple times doesn't mean I wear it all the time
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Chinos are too long for him? LOL it's all personal preference, but I can't rock with something like that. I can dig honeycombs or whatever you call them, but my dude took the stacking to a whole nother level.
EDIT- yo, was that BR sale this past weekend only or what? Need more loafer socks lol.
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Bow Wow fit is cool. I'm just not feeling the pants
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I kinda agree that this looks sloppy, for a couple of reasons (the belt is not a major problem here). The jacket looks like a suit jacket, not a blazer. Suit jackets generally don't look good with anything but dress pants, and I don't think this outfit is an exception. The jeans fit well, but the whiskering on the thighs doesn't belong anywhere near this outfit. You just can't put together a suit jacket with jeans with whiskers. Also, the shoes further confuse things. They look great with the jeans, but they again clash horribly with the jacket. Lastly, the pattern on the shirt is too much. When you have this much going on in an outfit, you need to keep things simple whenever possible. A solid white would have made this look much cleaner.Originally Posted by ksteezy
Had to second shoot a wedding the other day and DID NOT want to go with a suit again, so I just threw this together to then realize I hated any of my belts with this, so I decided to skip the belt an be on my way.
In my mind, when you try to combine casual and formal elements, you have to make sure the elements merge and intertwine. Here, the elements look like they are co-existing without coming together. Sort of like one of those puzzles were you can put together different top halves with different bottom halves. I think the tie might have been an attempt to bring things together, but the top and bottom are just too far apart for one thin strip of fabric to bring them together.
Just my 2 cents bro.
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Thanks Persia, I'm no expert and appreciate the advice, the jacket is in fact a suit jacket, I'm actually in the hunt for an actual blazer...I'm sure that will pay off, I think the jacket is what threw everything off, live and learn and always have this thread to point out the mistakes
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I'm not going to requote steezy's picture for the thousandth time....
- A for effort, could've been a great outfit.
- Sleeves on the collared shirt are too long for that blazer.
- Personally never been a fan of a tie bar on a knit tie
- Toms - "Really, %!*%!%# Toms?"
Look says: "I'm feeling really bummy, let me just put a tie and blazer on and hope nobody notices". It's not a jab.
- A for effort, could've been a great outfit.
- Sleeves on the collared shirt are too long for that blazer.
- Personally never been a fan of a tie bar on a knit tie
- Toms - "Really, %!*%!%# Toms?"
Look says: "I'm feeling really bummy, let me just put a tie and blazer on and hope nobody notices". It's not a jab.
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if i were going casual ... i would have dropped the tie bar ... i think the shirt is fine ... i agree w/ the blazer look of a suit jacket ... otherwise i like the fitOriginally Posted by PersiaFly
I kinda agree that this looks sloppy, for a couple of reasons (the belt is not a major problem here). The jacket looks like a suit jacket, not a blazer. Suit jackets generally don't look good with anything but dress pants, and I don't think this outfit is an exception. The jeans fit well, but the whiskering on the thighs doesn't belong anywhere near this outfit. You just can't put together a suit jacket with jeans with whiskers. Also, the shoes further confuse things. They look great with the jeans, but they again clash horribly with the jacket. Lastly, the pattern on the shirt is too much. When you have this much going on in an outfit, you need to keep things simple whenever possible. A solid white would have made this look much cleaner.Originally Posted by ksteezy
Had to second shoot a wedding the other day and DID NOT want to go with a suit again, so I just threw this together to then realize I hated any of my belts with this, so I decided to skip the belt an be on my way.
In my mind, when you try to combine casual and formal elements, you have to make sure the elements merge and intertwine. Here, the elements look like they are co-existing without coming together. Sort of like one of those puzzles were you can put together different top halves with different bottom halves. I think the tie might have been an attempt to bring things together, but the top and bottom are just too far apart for one thin strip of fabric to bring them together.
Just my 2 cents bro.
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You will be within 15 minutes of any store you can imagine.
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Ok I've had enough...
COME AT ME BROS
COME AT ME BROS
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my dude even left the suit label on
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Originally Posted by Its That Dude
my dude even left the suit label on
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That is the tie of a man who has given up on life.
You're wearing eclairs for shoes.
You're wearing eclairs for shoes.
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OMG. STOP IT.
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lmao that might be the worst suit ever
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I thought I was the flyest dude in that cruise...
HATERS GON HATE.
HATERS GON HATE.
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ksteezy- You've come a long way bro.
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What about Uniqlo? I looked and it said they're in Soho
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Manhattan is not that big, buy a metro daypass and you can get from Rockerfeller to SoHo in like 30 minutes on the train.
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steezy, how old were you there?
I'm gonna see if I have any, "Oh, you thought you was doin' it" pics
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Originally Posted by aceofjays
steezy, how old were you there?
I'm gonna see if I have any, "Oh, you thought you was doin' it" pics
Bro I was probably like 22...about 6 years ago
