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Reviewbrah reveals his effay power level

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuoEMraJBfI

>> No.14189032

unironically interesting and educational

>> No.14189045

he'd look fresh if he just took off the jacket

>> No.14189050

I really do love this man. The memery, the faggot hanging-on, whatever, I don't care what other people do; I still think he's a really cool and interesting person with an interesting perspective and I hope he keeps wearing dated suits and eating shit fast food forever

>> No.14189055

>taking advice from this cringelord dweeb autist

to think /fa/ posters look worst than this goblino

>> No.14189060

unironically the only thing i like about my field (law) is that we have to wear suits. i would never wear one if i didnt have a reason to.

>>14189055
kill yourself

>> No.14189065

>>14189055
crinje

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14189070

I like this guy

>> No.14189071

I think he's right to maybe some degree that "slim fit" in suiting is a response to lower demand and an attempt to lower manufacturing costs. But you're seeing "slim fit" across the board in menswear, and you have for a decade plus, even in areas that haven't seen such a marked decline in consumption. Additionally, material costs are only one of the inputs suit manufacture, and probably less significant compared to labor and production costs (though I suppose "smaller" suits probably require less man-hours)

>> No.14189117

I don't think the fabric costs are very substantial at all.
I'd see the reason in the fact you need to buy a new suit if you gain or lose a bit of weight whereas older styles used to be more forgiving.

>> No.14189214

>>14188984
I would argue that the evolution towards slim fit has all to do with culture and is not influenced by business practices. The general population, more now than ever, cares about health, fitness and looking good. Form fitting clothing is the best way to show off what you got. Business suits have gone from trying to look very patrician and important to wanting to look good sexually and advertise yourself. If you want to compete in a more and more social media frenzied world you're going to wear more sportswear (ex. yoga pants on girls, tight pants on guys) to garner the most attention.

>> No.14189571

>>14189071
there's also the theory that slim fit emerged as a reaction to the baggy fits that came before

>> No.14189626

I would like to wear suits everytime I'm out, but I'm a poorfag and people would think I'm an autist. :(

>> No.14189651

>>14189626
does it matter what people think?
Most of us are really busy to care about you, just wear what you like, but wear it with confidence.

>> No.14190517

>>14189071
> But you're seeing "slim fit" across the board in menswear, and you have for a decade plus, even in areas that haven't seen such a marked decline in consumption

I mean even without having a decline in consumption in the first place, there's literally zero downside for a company to making clothes will less fabric that they can sell the same price

Not to mention, it means that teenagers and young adults cannot keep wearing their clothes as they grow taller or fatter with age. I can still wear a lot of clothes from highschool because early 2000's fashion was for everything to be baggy as fuck, so now it's just become a normal fit. But it won't be possible for teenagers nowadays, as soon as they gain even a tiny bit of weight, time to throw away everything and buy new clothes.

Companies have clearly been marketing *hard* towards keeping everything skinny and not letting fashion naturally fall back to baggier clothes because they absolutely don't want to lose that.

>> No.14190668

>>14189032
Fpbp

>> No.14190686

>>14189626
dude I live in an asian tropical country (philippines tbe) where everyone prefers to wear tshirt and shorts.

But I chose to wear Pure linen suit everyday, with henley shirt/cotton dress shirt just because I like wearing it.

People started to actually treat me better, in store, restaurant, public places, etc. than wearing the norms.

Just wear what you want, just be sure it fits right, not too slim, not to baggy, matching shoes too.

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>>14188984
where'd he get his fashion insight from?

>> No.14191588

>>14191267
God himself

>> No.14191821

Reviewbrah is one of the few living men who are undisputedly BASED in every way. He is who all others wish they could be

>> No.14191927

>>14188984
He literally called out SEXcore in the end lmao

>> No.14192263

>>14191267
Is that his mom?

>> No.14192325

>>14191267
In a video from over a year ago, I think, one of his inspirations for switching to more formality in his regular clothing was from watching classic movies from the 1920s-1950s eras.