/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.10644166]

What is "business casual"?

I have a life determining interview in 7 days and I have 7 days to perfect the "business casual" look.

What exactly does /fa/ consider business casual? What are some good clothing for tall, skinny men to look business casual? What are some brands that would fit me well?

[Anonymous No.10644168]

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[Anonymous No.10644169]

I'll post a few more pictures I guess. This is very important to me. I need to look swell.

[Anonymous No.10644174]

[Anonymous No.10644177]

[Anonymous No.10644178]

Formal trousers
Casual patterned shirt tucked in
Square toed shoes

[Anonymous No.10644192]

>>10644166
wear dress shoes and socks

tuck your dress shirt in

wear a belt.

there "business casual". it doesn't fucking mean look casual with a button down on.

"business" attire is the same except you have a suit on as well

[Anonymous No.10644195]

>>10644178
What are some good places to buy this stuff in Canada? If I go to the Bay, will the people there assist me in finding something that looks nice + matches. Don't want to look like a disaster.

How easy is it to get clothes tailored? Is this recommended? I have a weird body shape.

[Anonymous No.10644196]

>>10644177
urrrr this pic makes me uncomfortable in a naughty way.

[Anonymous No.10644285]

>>10644196
Can we stick to the topic at hand? What is essential to a "business casual" look in 2015, and how can I achieve it?

Let's keep in mind it is very cold where I live and snowing, so I will need a jacket as well I assume. Shoes, jacket, shirt, pants. I have a couple watches so I should be fine in that regard.

Also what should I do with my hair? It's at the awkward phase of growing out a buzzcut.

[Anonymous No.10644303]

>>10644285
Brown leather oxfords, chinos with a brown leather belt, a white or pale blue dress shirt (tucked in, no tie, top button only undone), and a sports jacket.

[Anonymous No.10644306]

>>10644303
Basically this. A cardigan or sweater in place of the blazer would be fine, too. Can't help with the hair, consider seeing a barber or stylist

[Anonymous No.10644309]

shoes and trousers/skinny jeans with the shirt untucked and a cardigan or bomber jacket

[Anonymous No.10644322]

>>10644303
What color chinos? I think this would be a nice look. What color sports jacket?

>>10644306
It's snowing and freezing so I think a jacket would be more appropriate.

[Anonymous No.10644339]

>>10644322
Lighter chinos, tan maybe, will go with pretty much any colour. Blue jacket would work quite well. Navy chinos with a lighter blue or grey jacket could also look good.

[Anonymous No.10644343]

>>10644309
jeans are not business anything, "shoes" is pretty fuckin vague, I wouldn't call a bomber jacket business either. What kind of shirt? This advice was about as vague and useless as you could get.

[Anonymous No.10644345]

>>10644169
NO I WILL NOT BUY FALLOUT 4

Your shilling has failed Todd

[Anonymous No.10644351]

>>10644166
>>10644169
>>10644174
>>10644177
>>10644195
>>10644285

Seriously get off this board

[Anonymous No.10644370]

Hm. I have these dress shoes. They're dark brown, almost purple color. I could wear them right?

Possibly with those pants? They're dark blue chinos. I could easily go buy new ones if another color would work better with the shoes.

[Anonymous No.10644467]

>>10644343
shut the fuck up you imbecile you havent contributed anything or said where i went wrong. if you want something specific just copy pic related, unless that's too hard for you also?

[Anonymous No.10644523]

>>10644467
Calm the fuck down. Have you ever had a job where the dress standard was business casual? I said exactly where you went wrong. Business casual in every environment I have worked in was dress shoes, chinos/wool trousers (straight or slim fit, not this wrinkly skin tight bullshit), leather belt, polo/OCBD, tie optional. Polos were on border of too casual and generally discouraged unless you're in a somewhat active position (aka anything that wasn't just sitting at a desk for 8 hours). Those tennis shoes/sneakers and those pants look too casual to me.

[Anonymous No.10644525]

>>10644370
As long as you match the shoes to the belt, yeah I don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. Make sure you iron your pants (and your shirt too but those pants are pretty wrinkled it looks)

[Anonymous No.10644530]

if you're going to wear jeans:
black or very dark blue
free of that fake distressed/worn-in bullshit
slim but not tight
don't bunch up too much where they hit your shoes

[Anonymous No.10644539]

>>10644166

1. Dress shoes
2. Dark socks unless you really know what you are doing.
2. Chinos (not skin-tight, and also not so short that people can either see your socks or skin when standing)
3. Dress Shirt tucked in. top button unbuttoned
4. Leather Belt
5. Sports Jacket

Its not rocket science.

[Anonymous No.10644540]

>>10644467
copy pic related but wear socks gl on that interview anon

[Anonymous No.10644589]

Here are two more pictures of what I came up with using the clothes I already have. I can buy a new belt, shirt, and shoes. Or pants. Whatever.

I think this outfit with a different shirt could work though.

Only problem is that I have a gut and tucking my shirt in makes me look like a fuckin idiot.

[Anonymous No.10644592]

[Anonymous No.10644602]

>>10644589
>>10644592

Dark sports jacket and you are set. Not stylish as fuck, but that isn't the point for a business casual interview.

[Anonymous No.10644611]

>>10644467
wtf? just wear pic. dont be a fag when it's your job unless it's a fashion job

[yoyyoyyoy No.10644635]

Nice titz

[Anonymous No.10644639]

ITT: help poor babby learn simple color coordination and wardrobe matching

[Anonymous No.10644652]

>>10644592
Switch shirt to light blue one.

More playah, less dadcore/pedo.

Seriously, why do people even buy non-light blue shirts?

[Anonymous No.10644706]

>>10644530
One break at the shoe is the standard, with no break being preferred by some, which is also ok

[Anonymous No.10644768]

One final pic before I go buy a light blue shirt, a belt to match these shoes, and a jacket.

[Anonymous No.10644917]

its dangies

[Anonymous No.10644923]

>>10644768
buy some longer pants while you're at it, and socks that aren't white

[Anonymous No.10644995]

>>10644768
Dark brown belt and shoes + navy socks.

Good job mang.

[Anonymous No.10645239]

literally end your own life you narcissistic piece of shit

[Anonymous No.10645252]

I think I'm finished. Got a new belt to match the shoes and got a different shirt. I need to work on my body badly, but that will come in time.

For now I can cover my body with some sort of nice sweater or a jacket. What should I do?

[Anonymous No.10645259]

>>10644309
>>10644467
holy shit kids are clueless these days

[Anonymous No.10645274]

>>10645252
Looking good, m'man!

I'd skip a jacket for the first interview and either go like that or put on a sweater.

>>10645259
Everyone thinks the world revolves around them and they ALWAYS have to show off how unique they are to everyone.

It's like the fuckers going to a funeral in black skinny jeans and a band t-shirt, just because 'that's who I am!'.

You can take solace in the fact that retarded losers like that will never get a good job, and are destined to serve your children their burgers and fries.