/fa/ - Fashion

This thread is for the well dressed man and those seeking to improve their dress by exploring colors, patterns, textures and other styles while appearing more mature, elegant and refined.
>What is “sprezzatura”?
Required viewing: https://youtu.be/_QG4lTMjWtY
Required reading: https://parisiangentleman.co.uk/2017/02/24/how-obsession-with-sprezzatura-can-kill-the-sprezzatura/
>Do I have to be European to wear this style?
Absolutely not. Anyone can wear this as long as they are confident and don’t care what people think. You should be dressing for yourself, not for others. Is this style more common in Italy and other Mediterranean countries? Absolutely. But you could wear this wherever you are.
>How is this different than Trad/Ivy/Prep?
Whereas the /TIP/ threads favor classic styles and tailoring, wider fits and more drape, Mediterranean and modern menswear favors slimmer cuts, tailored closer to the body to accentuate and flatter your body. Slim fit is allowed and in many cases encouraged.
>Where should I start?
Start with sport coats and mix and match with trousers. Experiment with colors and patterns. Don’t be afraid of color. This isn’t business style, where bland conformity is the norm. We want to be colorful, and experiment with fabrics. Wear linen, wool, cotton, anything you want.
>Where can I find good inspo to draw from?
https://pastebin.com/aj60u0Uz
>Where can I buy these clothes?
https://pastebin.com/KMAUhYTC

>>15953972
I’m in thinspo now

you're pretty much asking "hey, male here, what clothing should I wear". you'll get obvious answers like shower and use deodorant and brush your teeth, akin to "wear underwear and maybe a coat when it's warm". any other specilaised piece of advice tends to apply on a case by case basis. different hair products work for different hair/people, just like skincare products. some people get by with a bar of irish spring, others need a sensitive soap. so is there something specific you want to know, and are you willing to provide details? or do you just want an infographic you can find on buzzfeed or GQ

Shorts that hit at/slightly above the knee and a polo or really short sleeve tee. If you don't look good in something this simple, keep lifting. There's a fine line between slim fitting and >>13687400 though, so be careful.