EPTSo I want a bag I can carry, tote-style, but maybe something I can use all year round.
Something like this would be nice for now + Show Spoiler +
![[image loading]](http://www.ralphlauren.com/graphics/product_images/pPOLO2-10745984_standard_v360x480.jpg)
Also, bought a pair of the Winter 2011 Gourmet Noves yesterday, so fresh. Love 'em.
![[image loading]](http://blog.gourmetfootwear.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/gourmet_nove_holiday11_cvr.jpg)
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KT s0ng
Korea (South)88 Posts
So I want a bag I can carry, tote-style, but maybe something I can use all year round. Something like this would be nice for now + Show Spoiler + Also, bought a pair of the Winter 2011 Gourmet Noves yesterday, so fresh. Love 'em. | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
On February 11 2012 12:37 boesthius wrote: Thanks. Yeah the fit on these is gr9, I was pleasantly surprised. I normally wear 511 but I was in Khol's and I thought I'd try on the 521's just to see how they fit. They're tapered so they're made to fit people that have thicker thighs, etc. I'm skinny as fuck so that is more than likely the reason. I have a few pairs of 511 and I'm going to be investing in some APC's next paycheck - looking forward to it. You sir, are a revolutionist in men's fashion. | ||
boesthius
United States11637 Posts
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
On February 11 2012 15:45 boesthius wrote: moomoo u r a qt i love u but i am menswear 1 0 1 :3 no wonder I see you always browse reddit/men_fasion on your stream. I hope one day my fashion sense can be as good as yours | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
Going to be attending my cousins wedding in about a months time. My younger brother and I will be flying over to Sydney to attend. This'll be the first wedding for both of us where we are not attending as kids so neither of us knows how to roll. So first up my brother. He's 16 175cm tall. Skinny asian. I'm thinking slim black suit but as I've said i don't know shit. He needs everything from shirts to shoes. Me. I'm 20 180cm tall 73kg. Currently have a dark/steel grey suit is that ok? I need to check if it still fits I've done a lot of bulking up recently. My Q's are what what colour shirt? and if the suit is ok is it insane to wear a black vest with a grey suit? Let me know if you need more details. Thanks in advance guys. OT: Also i'd like to hear suggestions for wedding ranging from cheap to expensive. | ||
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jcarlson08
United States267 Posts
On February 11 2012 23:32 ShadeR wrote: Hey guys need some advice. Going to be attending my cousins wedding in about a months time. My younger brother and I will be flying over to Sydney to attend. This'll be the first wedding for both of us where we are not attending as kids so neither of us knows how to roll. So first up my brother. He's 16 175cm tall. Skinny asian. I'm thinking slim black suit but as I've said i don't know shit. He needs everything from shirts to shoes. Me. I'm 20 180cm tall 73kg. Currently have a dark/steel grey suit is that ok? I need to check if it still fits I've done a lot of bulking up recently. My Q's are what what colour shirt? and if the suit is ok is it insane to wear a black vest with a grey suit? Let me know if you need more details. Thanks in advance guys. OT: Also i'd like to hear suggestions for wedding ranging from cheap to expensive. First off, for your brother, Black suits are more suited to funerals and nightlife, not weddings. You could make it work, but my advice is if it's going to be the first and only suit he'll own for a while, go with navy or gray. They are much more versatile than black, and he will be able to wear it to more events and not seem out of place. As far as shirts, you can't go wrong with white. Light blue is also a traditional and acceptable choice. A light yellow or pink could work as well. You have some leeway here but keep in mind it's a wedding; you don't want a bold red or orange or black that will draw attention to yourself in a negative way. Save those shirts for the club. If your shirt has color make sure it looks ok with your tie choice. Shoes: You basically have 3 color options: Black/Brown/Burgandy. Traditionally, suits should be worn with a Oxford Balmoral-style shoe (as opposed to a Blucher or Derby). Weddings are fairly formal, so I would stick with the former style. Google if you don't know the difference. In terms of versatility, a black cap-toe with no brogueing will be acceptable with almost anything, from semi-formal (black-tie) down to casual, but brown or burgandy with some decoration is perfectly fine at a wedding. Make sure your belt matches. For you: Dark gray should be ok, balance it out with a light colored shirt. I wouldn't wear a vest that didn't come with the suit. | ||
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
A dark grey or charcoal suit is acceptable for all but the most formal weddings unless the invitation says other wise you are fine. Id say no to the vest though. Color of the shirt and tie is going to depend a lot upon the formality of the wedding. A formal night time wedding in a church you'd probably want a white shirt and a conservative dark colored tie. Outdoor wedding during the day its time to bust out the lavender shirt and a more outgoing tie. Give more details on the wedding on I can give you more ideas. Dark grey suit you should have black shoes. Socks should match your pants if you go the conservative route, but could match your shirt or tie if you go less conservative, but they should never match your shoes. For your brother, a wedding is one of the rare circumstances where black suits are acceptable and even encouraged if it is a very formal wedding. That said if he is done growing I would go for a more versatile color that could serve him well for job interviews as well. Charcoal or navy are the best choices IMO. If he is still growing, then I would have no problem going black, maybe even consider a rental but you have to be careful lots of rentals are crap. Of course slim is good. Black or charcoal suit, again he would want black shoes. If the wedding setting is more casual and he goes with a navy suit id recommend brown shoes. As far as where to buy suits, I have no clue for Australia. But avoid synthetic materials and look for 100% wool suits. | ||
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
'5th Street' for 199. | ||
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
On February 13 2012 02:06 Cambium wrote: Allen Edmonds on 5th ave (NY) is having a sale for those who live in the city. '5th Street' for 199. Great deal, I highly recommend the walnut calf. Goes great with everything from jeans to a navy suit. | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
http://www.isetan.co.jp.e.az.hp.transer.com/icm2/jsp/store/shinjuku/mens/floor/map_b1f.jsp I don't think there's another store in the world that carries as many brands of nice shoes. Gonna spend a lot of time there when I go back... | ||
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Zambrah
United States7393 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh577/zambrah/Me-front.jpg) What kind of haircut d'you think would suit my face? My hair is generally a little more... feathery, but I had just woken up from a nap, so its a little flatter. For the most part I just can't decide on anything, so gimme some opinions before I go mad. ^_^ | ||
Radioman
Canada904 Posts
I tried a few hair styles and I ended up keeping about 3 of them that I use depending on what I'm wearing. When in doubt copy George Clooney. But it depends on how your forehead looks. http://www.unfinishedman.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Slick-Back-Hairstyle.jpg | ||
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Zambrah
United States7393 Posts
On February 13 2012 07:46 Radioman wrote: Honestly just try a bunch of things. I tried a few hair styles and I ended up keeping about 3 of them that I use depending on what I'm wearing. When in doubt copy George Clooney. But it depends on how your forehead looks. http://www.unfinishedman.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Slick-Back-Hairstyle.jpg Y'see, I just don't know, because I'm an artist and I'm really trying to acquire a artsy image, but I'm also not entirely sure what exactly would fit my face in regards to more... artsy hair cuts. Its a dilemma. Plus, I've had long hair for a LOOOOONG time, and its grown on me (ha. ha.) but I've been told I look good in short hair, but I personally don't like my jawline because its a little wider on the sides than I like. Picking a haircut has been the bane of this two week time span. >_< | ||
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Kich
United States339 Posts
On the flip side, you can just pull a clooney hair-cut or some other clean cut and have the added bonus of surprising people with your talent. I wouldn't emphasize the fact that I'm an artist, I would let my art emphasize me. | ||
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Zambrah
United States7393 Posts
On February 13 2012 08:52 Kich wrote: I'm not exactly sure how to phrase this but, doesn't actively trying to acquire an artsy image defeat the purpose of having an artsy image? When I think artsy, I think "I wear it like this because I can." On the flip side, you can just pull a clooney hair-cut or some other clean cut and have the added bonus of surprising people with your talent. I wouldn't emphasize the fact that I'm an artist, I would let my art emphasize me. Hmm, I dunno how I describe this, but I have this image for myself, for the most part I always try to inject a piece of my personality into whatever I'm doin', I try to talk in a more genial fashion via text, much like I'd talk in real life, and I generally have this overarching image of myself I'm trying to actively achieve. Artsy is really an off thing for me to have said, I'll try being as complete and concise as I can. For the most part I think of myself as a highly casual person, so I want a haircut that really embodies this casual side of myself. I'm not sure that the Clooney cut really embodies this casualness I'm aiming to achieve, thats my first concern. As far as the haircut is concerned I'm really mostly concerned about my jawline, because its ever so slightly wider than I'd like, and I'm not sure how well that would pan out with the Clooney. Not only that, but I'm also of the opinion that my forehead was on the longer side, which further worries me. | ||
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CatsnHats
United States199 Posts
 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/fba2U.jpg) edit: I usually wear 9's in sneakers, so I bought a size 8 and they fit like a glove. I definitely would recommend going a size down for CDB's. | ||
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
Your chinos look like the perfect length IMO. From what I can see that looks like the start of a very good look. | ||
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CatsnHats
United States199 Posts
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boesthius
United States11637 Posts
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