/fa/ - Fashion

>>17517146
I normally like muted tone, I think there needs to be a different sport coat though to give more contrast or texture. I like the tie, I really like the collar on the shirt and the pattern on the shirt, they're being dulled down by the top layer.

>>17517464
Normally I like and compliment your fits but this doesn't quite work. I can't tell if it's old age or my phone but the sport coat looks to be a different shade of blue than the pants and the stripe a different width and color. Sometimes when two pieces of clothing are very, very close in matching but don't it's more visually jarring than if they were no where near matching. Only exception IMHO are black and grey.
If I just look at the left image I like it.


>>17517944
>>17518248

Your argument is insane because beyond a certain level of necessity ALL fashion is costume or uniform. A sport coat is ivy league larp? I've tried to remain positive and upbeat but that's just stupid. I will concede that wearing sport coats isn't as common as before especially due to COVID but in many professions beyond your clearly hated academic bogeymen a certain level of formality is still required. And even if anon doesn't work in those fields and just dresses this way in his free time, so what? Not everyone has to dress the exact same way, life sucks and if he gets some modicum of happiness from dressing well who gives a shit?

>>17519249
Everything except the cap is great. You do a great job of matching colors and tones though, your fits feel cohesive and don't look forced/unnatural.


>>17515469
Great fit. How many pair of wranglers do you have? I've got two modern pair that are both size 36 in the waist, on 13 and one 936. They fit great. I lucked out and found a pair from the 80s that are a size 38, but they're a perfect fit.

>>17519382
That's a really good look for you anon.

>>17519740
>>17519744
I kneel, looks amazing. Also vaguely like Robert Carlyle in Trainspotting decided to dress trad.