/fa/ - Fashion

>>12788826
When you want to eat, do you look at pictures of thin goals for inspo, or at pictures of morbidly obese whales to frighten yourself out of eating?

Wikihow to get my gf to dress like this?

ok for real my shit's been stuck in dhl's "export parcel center" since friday is this normal I want my shit and I want it now REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>12648716
I can post inspo but only if you tell me what aesthetic you're going for because the proper expression is context dependent.

If you do not reply to this post, fuck you, your thread deserves to die.

I'm having trouble finding work clothes that fit well while also being conservative due to the fact that I'm fairly slim (5'11, 140lbs.). My family and friends tell me I look good in pants/blazers that are clearly too big for my proportions in part because I live in a part of the US where a slight break/no break on trousers is considered "too trendy" and in part because they're on the heavier side of the scale. I'm trying to maintain balance between "trendy" and "traditional" but it's extremely difficult to find clothing like that at an affordable price. I've looked at J Crew, J Press, Brooks Brothers, Charles Tyrwhitt, Gitman Vintage, Gant, Club Monaco, Bonobos, Epaulet and most of the other entry-level stores but haven't found anything that fits well and doesn't go beyond my budget (~$200 per pair of pants). Is my only going to be bespoke/MTM like Luxire or Proper Cloth?

Tl;dr
w2c wool or cotton dress trousers for ~$200 that have a medium rise, and a slim but not heavily tapered leg, preferably around a 15" opening?