EPTMen's Fashion Thread - Page 416
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IgnE
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zulu_nation8
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I think I get how this is new but it all seems really steretypical The brand list is also so general and thus meaningless | ||
lichter
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lichter
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seriously how can i take this seriously | ||
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CorsairHero
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top 2 pages is a wikihow and a tumblr with a white girl | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
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On May 03 2016 18:21 Surth wrote: you dont look fly and classy when wearing a polo, trust me A polo that fits properly can be pretty flattering and a nice middle ground between casual and "dressed up". | ||
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andyrau
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IgnE
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On May 05 2016 10:31 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: A polo that fits properly can be pretty flattering and a nice middle ground between casual and "dressed up". Post a pic of a flattering polo. | ||
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Dangermousecatdog
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DarkPlasmaBall
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Like most (all?) clothing, it depends on your body type. Clothes might look too baggy on a skinny guy or hug the "wrong" curves if you're a heavier guy. Here's an example of a polo with the top button unbuttoned (usually preferable over top button being buttoned) that "fits well" on the model; that is, it accentuates the biceps and upper body to reinforce a muscular physique (in other words it hugs the "right" areas): + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/9eVK5Up.jpg) Obviously, you can find plenty of polos (and other shirts) that make a person look frumpy or anything else unflattering. I've even seen some people tuck in polos and look okay, although I don't personally prefer to do it with my polos. The bottom line is: fitted clothes can make a person look good, and clothes that are too big or too small can make a person look worse, regardless of what article of clothing it is, polo or otherwise. And of course, fashion is 100% subjective and you may hate one style or article of clothing that I might love or vice-versa, and that's what makes these threads and discussions so interesting  Edit: I agree with Danger; tennis polos are awesome too | ||
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Some people will think that it hugs the right curves and areas, and others will find faults with it. And that's totally fine. | ||
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IgnE
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DarkPlasmaBall
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On May 06 2016 14:48 IgnE wrote: That shirt would look better without the collar or as a henley. Well that's like... your opinion, man  And you're entitled to it I live in an area that's relatively preppy, where polos are pretty standard slightly-dressed-up-for-a-casual-date-with-a-pair-of-nice-jeans or dress-down-at-work. | ||
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