/fa/ - Fashion

They are bullying us in the cringe thread: >>15628658

>>14838805
Thats not oversized lmao

Everyday until I get a decent answer.
Looking for some higher rise chinos, but with a more modern slimmer cut. Anybody have some recs? I'm pretty skinny but have a long upper body, but all I can find is low rise shit which sucks.

Not asking for skinny pants, and I've been through the "not trad" posters, so fuck off.

So I just got a pair of mocs and on my left foot, they felt a little tight on the top part of my foot. Sizing up a half size didn't help too much, so I figured it I replace them, they'll stretch and become more comfortable.

They are the jackman bean mocs, and I sized to my brannock size

So what should i be aiming to get in terms of footwear? Not necessarily just /tip/ but I'm trying to get a better adult footwear collection. I just feel like i have nothing to wear in between super casual and higher end. Here's what i have
Various Sneakers
Red Wing Chukkas in brown
Allen Edmonds McAllisters in brown
Allen Edmond park avenues in black

Where do i to from here?

>>14642103
yes, over the last couple of years trad has been becoming more popular again. but that doesnt mean it needs a new bullshit name all of the sudden lmao
>>14642106
yeah i suppose. i live in a prepy city so i see this shit all the time even on young people but i think you are right and the new name is to make it sound better to zoomers

>>14134305

best camp mocs in europe?
and thick wool socks to go with them?

>>13998085
avoid all fashion faux pass, youre upper class and youve been raised to know em all
avoid branding
everything made in europe and the vast majority mtm. yes, people can tell
never underdressed, never overdressed. if you check pics of royal families on holiday they wear basic shirts and khaki pants with loafers, a variation of that could be your daily outfit
always dress for what you are doing, own the appropriate jacket for rowing events, always a tux after 6, own hunting boots for hunting, own country attire for being in the country etc.

>>13930872

>>13924575
yes but it's retarded. just do shirt+knit like you're supposed to

>>13911079
the thing you describe isn't really a style.
there are a couple things that fall under what you describe: prep, mod, smart casual, british country, riviera, a couple more i'm forgetting
italian menswear brands usually have styles like you describe, the brunello cucinelli aesthetic is really cool imo (really fucking expensive though but you can replicate it with other items). Canali, corneliani, brioni too etc
One major thing if you do this though: tuck in your damn shirt. If you don't you'll most likely look very MFA-ish/soi-ish

>>13897054

>>13896466
are you seriously talking about functionality of clothing on a fashion forum? how autistic are you
knitwear will always be better than fleece because fleece looks like shit and is for STEM incels while knitwear looks good

>>13891241
it is possible, quite easy actually
what to do:
1. never overdress. don't go in suits to school.
2. don't do personal touches that aren't actually classical. there's a reason no one wears red dress shirts and black suits outside of funerals
3. get in situations where you can dress formal. get a job in finance or lawyer so you can wear suits. here in the netherlands we have corps which is basically a student society where you show up in suits and dresses.
4. basically point 2 again, but dress in actual classic clothing and not meme shit like jeans with vests and what not. read literature about classic menswear, do it right, don't fuck it up.
5. there are a lot of classic styles that work casually.
my personal favourite, prep, british country a bit like >>13891292, riviera style etc. find something you like.

>>13889719
something that matches your personality, is not too tryhard yet also not npc

>>13886911
it is the most effay style there is.
>But how much of a sperg would I look if I actually would dress like that?
idk why you think this, it is very normal clothing just with some details, button down collars >3.2inch,regular fit chinos, saddle shoulder knitwear, made in USA or Europe exclusively (with exception of kamakurashirts), no slim fit memes etc. I've been dressing like that since 17 in Europe and you hardly look out of place

>>13870318

>>13878067
just skip trend entirely and dress in easy wardrobes such as prep

>>13874498