Kalivha wrote:
I know a guy (ridiculously pretty, nonetheless) who likes wearing neon green skinny jeans with a bright purple shirt.
Is he a punk? Cause I've known punks who wore bright purple leopard print skinny jeans and nobody who isn't a punk (Or at a gay pride parade) who'd wear anything as messed up as that.
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PigtailsOfDoom wrote:
I wish I could get some new clothes.
Feels like I barely have any clothes that fit right now. I'm in the awkward stage where most of them are either too big or too small.
I'm pretty lucky in that I'll be this size for a long time as long as I keep up my 20-30 minute workout ~5 days a week. It allows me freedom to drop some money on clothes that are classics (polos, chinos, designer jeans, etc) and not feel guilty about it.
I'm lucky with my genes I think, looking at my parents, grandparents and uncle and aunts I'll be pretty much the same size for the next 20-30 years without much effort whatsoever. Hell, a couple months ago someone thought my dad was in his mid thirties... (He's 59)
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His Excellency Aethien wrote:
I'm generally not much of a fan of the brighter colour pants but red works, bright yellow, pink, glow in the dark green and bright orange not so much (Yes, they had all those colours too...)
Yeah, I don't know what the @#%^ is going on in men's fashion. I like bright colors for shirts (and ties on suits), but they don't belong on pants.
Also, got chinos from JCrew today. They may be a little tighter than traditional, but I can pull them off. Girl that works at my local JCrew with an aussie accent said I looked great in them.
Subdued colours work much much better for pants in general, but not for red because a subdued red just looks plain awful. And it doesn't work for yellow either because pants should not be yellow, or orange.
PigtailsOfDoom wrote:
Okay, I looked up pics of chinos, and I don't see how they're different from regular pants.
Different kind of cloth, that's about it really. They feel nice though.