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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
ANY RECOMMENDATIONS? i wonder if they'll look good on me but i reckon they will because i look amazing in anything #narcissism | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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Aelonius
Netherlands432 Posts
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
Normal chinos+button down+blazer combo would be easily reachable within $400 (and even then I'm listing stuff that might be a bit more expensive at normal price, you can easily buy shit for cheaper if you buy everything on sale). | ||
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Signet
United States1718 Posts
On April 26 2013 00:30 Pulselol wrote: You don't need $2000 to look professional if you know what fits well on you. Granted whatever you wear might not be top tier quality, but I don't think you're looking at quality at this point. Normal chinos+button down+blazer combo would be easily reachable within $400 (and even then I'm listing stuff that might be a bit more expensive at normal price, you can easily buy shit for cheaper if you buy everything on sale). Yes, thanks in part to this thread, I've been able to get some decent pairs of chinos, collared/ocbd shirts, and sweaters for cooler weather at reasonable prices with very little effort put into it. Shoes were the only expensive investment for the day-to-day, but a good pair of Allen Edmonds can be expected to last a long time. * Bonobos sells great chinos of all colors, and has a discount for first time buyers that someone in this thread can probably give you (I got one from Focuspants) * Banana Republic has online and occasional in-store sales all the time that they will email you about. Pants, shirts, sweaters... I've been happy with their stuff. * Express has some good fitting shirts and pants, also for reasonable prices and frequent sales (I'm not a fan of their heavily branded items, but I like the 1MX shirt fit) Just those things, and two trips to Uniqlo when I happened to be visiting NYC, has given me a much better day-to-day personal and professional wardrobe without spending anything close to $2000. | ||
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eric3
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MadMarc
Denmark7 Posts
On April 25 2013 17:22 Pulselol wrote: DEBATING ON WHETHER I SHOULD GET WHITE HIGHTOPS ANY RECOMMENDATIONS? i wonder if they'll look good on me but i reckon they will because i look amazing in anything #narcissism Have a look at Ann Demeulemeester's white hightops. Also, Rick Owens makes some nice ones. They are a bit pricey though :/ | ||
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TOCHMY
Sweden1692 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
http://fashionbombdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ColorWheel1.jpg blue shirt should be fine if its a conservative tie i wouldn't wear a tie without a jacket though. especially with just a vest. and stay away from black dress pants (and black anything when it comes to most formalwear) Yes, thanks in part to this thread, I've been able to get some decent pairs of chinos, collared/ocbd shirts, and sweaters for cooler weather at reasonable prices with very little effort put into it. Shoes were the only expensive investment for the day-to-day, but a good pair of Allen Edmonds can be expected to last a long time. * Bonobos sells great chinos of all colors, and has a discount for first time buyers that someone in this thread can probably give you (I got one from Focuspants) * Banana Republic has online and occasional in-store sales all the time that they will email you about. Pants, shirts, sweaters... I've been happy with their stuff. * Express has some good fitting shirts and pants, also for reasonable prices and frequent sales (I'm not a fan of their heavily branded items, but I like the 1MX shirt fit) Just those things, and two trips to Uniqlo when I happened to be visiting NYC, has given me a much better day-to-day personal and professional wardrobe without spending anything close to $2000. I stlll think you can do better than bonobos, BR, and express club monaco is having a sale right now on sale items. some of it is off season. they fit pretty slim http://www.clubmonaco.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=12243596 also ricks and annDs being a "bit" pricy haha. im looking at no more than $300 btw with 2k you could do a fuckton of things. you can probably get a good start with $500 if you buy smart and dont just mass purchase everything | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Watching this draft makes me cringe after reading a lot of ASW | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
On April 26 2013 01:59 MadMarc wrote: Have a look at Ann Demeulemeester's white hightops. Also, Rick Owens makes some nice ones. They are a bit pricey though :/ if i was gonna get ricks or ann ds i wouldn't consult this thread and i'd just go ahead and buy myself a pair of geobaskets u know but im not ballin and life's hard when you dont have da perfect wardrobe i mean paying like ~$150 i'm ok with that but like $1200 maybe NOT SO MUCH QUITE YET On April 26 2013 05:08 Juliette wrote: with 2k you could do a fuckton of things. you can probably get a good start with $500 if you buy smart and dont just mass purchase everything with 2k i'd probably buy a new computer at this point but idk ~i might go and buy some drkshdw stuff~ | ||
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
On April 26 2013 02:36 TOCHMY wrote: Would an outfit of a *best color shirt to go with a purple tie* with only a black vest over, with jeans or black dress pants (w/e looks best) fit good for "a night out"? Purple and grey is a good combination. I second the 'avoid black' recommendation but am not a believer in the 'no tie without a jacket' mantra. It depends heavily on your personal style and the situation. 'A night out' is far too vague a description to give any advice. I would wear tie + vest to: my job (high school teacher; majority of the male staff is polo shirt or shirt without tie, rarely any jackets) on a date to a moderately priced restaurant (under <$40/entree) to a dinner party just to hang out somewhere if I felt like being a little bit 'dressed up' I think adding the vest improves the look drastically (unless you have the body of a god, adding layers will almost always make you look better) and ties up the ante significantly. It must be said that I don't feel adding a vest/tie makes the outfit any more 'formal.' It's still a (relatively) casual look. | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Grey shirt is ok but it really really depends on what you mean by purple tie And pulse yea i prolly wouldnt spend 2k on a lotta stuff... I want to pull trigger on a trench but i already bought stuff and i wont need it till august... So no point | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
I'd also advise against wearing a white dress shirt with jeans, doubly so with a tie. Frankly, the only time you should be wearing a vest is if you're wearing a tux, aka very formal. It simply is out of place any other place. I know I'm very much against rules in dressing or whatever, but sometimes some things just doesn't go together. This is one of those occasions. | ||
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TOCHMY
Sweden1692 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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edlover420
349 Posts
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iAmWaKai
Canada33 Posts
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Onzaa
Canada11 Posts
I live in Canada, Alberta if anyone knows a good store around here. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.denimblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/david-beckham-denim-shirt.jpg) | ||
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