my adam's apple is really fucking big man this fucking sucks

people tell me my voice is really fucking deep i wonder if i have throat cancer

anyway i can't tell if i'm a size 29 or a size 30 now i seems like i'm a size 29.5 for the perfect fit

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 19 2013 09:01 GMT

#2502

your voice isnt that deep. deep for a skinny asian dude tho

i owe some pics tomorrow morning of my jeans now that ive washed them. they drying right now

GGitsJack

New Zealand426 Posts

May 19 2013 12:04 GMT

#2503

On May 19 2013 16:36 andyrau wrote:
yesstyle
and don't get it.

Thanks. Also why do you think I should not get it?

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 19 2013 14:50 GMT

#2504

Its probably poorly mae on yesstyle. Its not gonna fit like you think.

docvoc

United States5491 Posts

May 19 2013 14:58 GMT

#2505

I'm so confused as to what yesstyle is T.T also, graduating highschool in like 2 days, going to college soonish, going to get a wardrobe revamp. Any suggestions for semi-casual shoes and such?
EDIT: also what is a good budget for something like this. I'm still growing, even as an 18 year old (i have really late growth spurts), and I've outgrown a lot of my clothing. So I pretty much need to change that all out. Also, I live in the south U.S. so it never gets very cold here. If there is anything else I need to write down about wardrobe changes and general rules to follow for it, please let me know, I'm really lost lol.

Bartuc

Netherlands629 Posts

May 19 2013 15:27 GMT

#2506

I want these trainers, but unfortunately they're not available anymore in my size

does anyone know of an affordable alternative with such a black(&white) minimalistic design?

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Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 19 2013 15:58 GMT

#2507

Where are you going to uni doc? The only rules is to like what you wear and make sure it fits. If you need any specific pieces come back and ask (ie where to get shirts or jeans or whatever). It's all up to you. Make smart investments and dont het super cheapo shit that'll last a week.

Bartuc, vans or keds

docvoc

United States5491 Posts

May 19 2013 16:24 GMT

#2508

On May 20 2013 00:58 Juliette wrote:
Where are you going to uni doc? The only rules is to like what you wear and make sure it fits. If you need any specific pieces come back and ask (ie where to get shirts or jeans or whatever). It's all up to you. Make smart investments and dont het super cheapo shit that'll last a week.

Bartuc, vans or keds

My vans actually last pretty well, my last ones lasted until I grew out of them which was a LONG time since I didn't get much sleep (or enough to grow lol). I'll come back with specifics and I'll do exactly what you say, also the trainers above looke pretty cool, I'll check them out. I'll be at Uni at a small liberal arts school near me, and then I might be transfering to U of Miami.

Anonymous_Coward

United Kingdom1347 Posts

May 19 2013 17:21 GMT

#2509

I'm a bit of a novice to this dressing properly thing, and I suspect my question may have been answered previously, but this topic is huge.

I'm looking for some new shoes for work, I mostly wear grey trousers ranging from light grey to charcoal and shirts that are either white/light blue, with potential ties of all colours of the rainbow.

What colour shoes would complement this? I'm a bit bored of black, I was thinking dark brown/burgundy. Light/medium brown would be okay with light grey I guess, but I have some charcoal trousers and I don't thin k light brown would work with that. Maybe just light brown with the lighter greys and black shoes with the charcoal?

Also, what would be good colours for a jacket for the same trousers/shoes? At the moment I just wear a coat to the office, and just go jacketless at work. No one, even the directors, wear a suit in my company so I want something that looks less ridiculous than my mismatched coat on my commute to work, without looking too formal.

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 19 2013 17:57 GMT

#2510

Yes for the shoes. Browns for not charcoal.

For the jacket, navy? Or a patterned sport coat. But don't wear a tie without a jacket. You can also try a suit without a tie. I'd suggest a patterned sport coat a lot actually. Causal enough for that kind of workplace.

Anonymous_Coward

United Kingdom1347 Posts

May 19 2013 19:48 GMT

#2511

I know the jacketless shirt and tie look isn't a good one, but it's what everyone in my company wears from the call centre staff up to the board and CEO, so I want to smarten up a bit, but not rock the boat too much.

Would something like this work?

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Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 19 2013 19:54 GMT

#2512

looks better than a tie with no jacket. i pretty much wore that today, strangely enough

Pulselol

Canada1628 Posts

May 19 2013 21:10 GMT

#2513

what i wore today

stuff was in the wash

excuse the shit mirror i need to clean it

Bartuc

Netherlands629 Posts

May 20 2013 15:39 GMT

#2514

@docvoc you can get them here, theyre on sale atm

www.doubleidentity.co.uk/olympicsummer/alpha-black.html

Theyre UK based so shipping to US might cost a bit

docvoc

United States5491 Posts

May 20 2013 17:37 GMT

#2515

On May 20 2013 06:10 Pulselol wrote:
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what i wore today

stuff was in the wash

excuse the shit mirror i need to clean it

That looks like my wardrobe LOL, except I wear slip on vans

.

EDIT:

On May 21 2013 00:39 Bartuc wrote:
@docvoc you can get them here, theyre on sale atm

www.doubleidentity.co.uk/olympicsummer/alpha-black.html

Theyre UK based so shipping to US might cost a bit

Dang, those look amazing

. The shipping might be an issue though

. I'll figure it out anyways haha. Thank you so much for giving me the site though.

DrCooper

Germany261 Posts

May 20 2013 19:40 GMT

#2516

Hey guys, first of all I don't know shit about which colours go well with what. Also I wanted to buy a pair of slightly darker brown brogues for casual wear. What kind of shirt-colour would go well with brown shoes? (I'm going to wear Jeans, mostly)

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 20 2013 20:20 GMT

#2517

Not black pretty much. Everything else works fine because brown is a mix of every other color

Najda

United States3765 Posts

May 21 2013 03:22 GMT

#2518

Ordered a sample shirt from moderntailor.com, could I get some feedback on the fit? I'm going to order some more shirts with a more casual fabric once I find a satisfactory fit, and probably one solid white one as well just in case I might need it.

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My own thoughts: From the pictures it looks like the sleeves are too baggy and the picture from the side makes the shirt look too big.

I'm 5'10" 140 lbs for reference. Trying to gain mass but it's hard

Kenshin_915

Canada139 Posts

May 21 2013 23:05 GMT

#2519

Guys, guys, today I received my first pair of Raw Denim jeans, specifically some Naked and Famous Left Hand Twills.
I need your opinion on the fit before I take any of the tags off.

They fit snugly on the waist, but not uncomfortably so. I definitely don't need a belt to hold them up. They are a bit tight in the thighs, but that probably owes to the fact that they are crisp and brand new so they are naturally a bit uncomfortable. I find that there is enough room to move comfortably enough, and this is before they have even stretched. I think the leg might be a wee bit long, but that may be because I'm not used to an inseam this long (35 inches). The jeans I currently wear are a 32. The rise seems fine to me. Here are some pics.

Blackhawk13

United States442 Posts

May 21 2013 23:22 GMT

#2520

Those look pretty great to me, Kenshin. Are those the Weird Guy cut? From the pictures, it looks like you have room in the thighs already and they will stretch out more. If you can already move reasonably well I think you're set.

I bought a pair of RGT Stantons recently and regretted sizing down one. The thighs were a bit too tight for my liking, but they've stretched out quite a bit and I'm relatively happy with them now. Here's what they looked like on the first day:

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