/fa/ - Fashion

Dumping some infographics

>>8004085
You think it's good? I always wanted straight hair, because all guys had it.
What would you suggest?

sup /fa/

I recently decided to pay more attention to what I am wearing.
So now I am searching for some /fa/ infographics like the attached pic.

Give me any info, I need the following:
>which colors match well
>infographics for certain clothing (basics etc)
>do's and don'ts (if something like that exists)

And also, post some inspo.

Thanks in advance.

Two things:

1. This chart seems really out of date and menswear-ish. Has anyone made a newer one?

2. Is there a chart like this for warmer climates such as Florida, where I have never needed layers in my entire life?

Is there a better starter infographic than this? It's not very detailed. The basics article on tuxbell isn't much good either. I want something that tells/shows you the essentials you NEED to have. E.g. THIS type of shirt in THIS color, if not the brand as well.

Here's some really basic menswear. Make sure it all fits and if it doesn't go to a tailor and have it altered.

Bamp

Hey /fa/

I have recently lost a lot of weight and i need a whole new wardrobe. Is this guide still relevant? If so where is the best place to buy the majority of the basics cheap?

This seems like something you'd be interested in. Its perfect for impressing your family, unless they're actually the kind of people who spend a thousand dollars on a pair of shoes. Then you'd have to try a little harder.

basic wardrobe to work from.

I'm a larger guy. Not obese, but not average either. Any do's and don'ts I should know about that aren't in a lot of infographics? Shirt types, pants, shorts, etc etc.

Also, I have pretty wide feet. What kind of shoes should I be looking to get? A lot of infographics have converse as a casual sneaker /shoe but I got a pair a few years ago and they just made my feet feel bigger than they usually are.