/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.13696835]

How do you /fa/ in a tropical climate? Style is all about layers but where I'm from you'll be drenched in sweat if you wear more than one thing.

[Anonymous No.13696863]

>>13696835
It's harder because you need to keep it simple. Learning how to use your proportions very well is one of the keys to make your fits stand out.

I'd say: Proportions > colors > texture > prints.

[Anonymous No.13697644]

>accessories. Hats, glasses, watches. Anything that stands out but just make sure that it harmoniously fit with the rest of the outfit
>bold print. I live in a tropical city myself and wearing sailor stripe t-shirt really fit the aesthetic.
>Aloha shirts are fine too, just avoid wearing it with cargo shorts, crocs, and fanny packs
>Use lighter fabric for jackets. I have a linen M 51 repro and I love it, never sweat in it before.
>leather sandals
>bright color. Embrace white, baby blue, tobacco, and cream. Just avoid neons.

Pretty basic list but it works. Have fun.

[Anonymous No.13697655]

>>13697644
Oops, almost forgot
>detail is everything. Little stuff like side adjuster from Gurkha shorts, double pleats for your trousers, camp collars, leather belts, chest pockets are everything

[Anonymous No.13697932]

>>13697644
this is p good advice

[Anonymous No.13698000]

>>13696835
Tops: Breton stripe tshirts and short sleeve shirts during the day and polo shirts in the afternoons.
Bottoms: Bermudas, good colours are salmon, khaki, mint, lavender and light blue
Shoes: Boat shoes, sandals or loafers, if you wear socks, get no-show socks