/fa/ - Fashion

post fashion inspo from the 60s trough the 80s, all styles welcome

all styles welcome but please don't post autistic as fuck niche shit since there are enough threads for that

i dont have any particular style i like on men, its more about how he looks in general, if he's self confident and if everything suits him well.
but there are some styles that i hate though. full rick, fuccboi and techwear i dont like

is that a picture for ants?

anyway allthough it is of course doable i think the main part that makes the vintage outfits stand out is that they dont wear sneakers that often. that is usually what makes the outfits good imo.
ive been saturated on sneakers, i see them too often i dont really like them anymore, especially because it is usually one of the 10 or so basic white sneakers. i also feel like wearing sneakers with lightwash jeans makes you at risk for looking like a softboy instead of vintage outfits. i've been taking advice from Alain Delon recently, you can wear basic as fuck clothes but as long as you have nice leather shoes it will look good, shoes really set the tone of an outfit.
anyway one thing you should always do is tuck in your shirt with very few exceptions.
ill be posting a few pics from different genres and different styles (and socio-economic classes which is what was very relevant back then when it came to the way you dressed).

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and to continue on that, i've been raised in prep clothes and for a long time i didnt really care about it. just wore what's in my closet. and that is really when you pull of prep the best, i just wore shirts and chinos and boat shoes because i didnt know otherwise, just always been that way same for my friends. it was never 'neat, tidy tory cunt' like you are describing

i still often wear the basic loafer+khakis+oxford shirt combo because it just looks really good and it is what i've been raised in and is what is most (mentally) comfortabally to me, but lately i've been venturing out.
i dont treat it as a uniform (i never really did but still). like sometimes ill wear a shetland with just an undershirt instead of a shirt, lately i've been also geting really fond of '80s dadcore, like pic rel. George Costanza has also become a big fashion inspiration for me, unironically. I also shop a lot at LL bean and Lands End getting basic dadcore stuff, i just like it a lot.

one thing ill never do though is wear sneakers outside of sports/deep summer. just cant get used to it. dont think they look good, and i think they're the epitome of lazy and always just look bad