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How to dress well as a guy

tacomancer said:
I've lost weight (70 lbs so far, another 60 to go), figured out a good haircut and beard for my face, started taking my health seriously, etc. Also, I grew up ugly (my nickname was screech) and seem to somehow not be unattractive as an adult as confirmed by a lot of people in an unsolicited way. So I guess I should accept that and roll with it. So that means I should pay attention to fashion as the next thing to conquer.

So here is the question. Does anyone know of any good internet resources in which a guy can learn about fashion (granted i am an IT engineer, so I tend to be literal in these pursuits and my creativity (which I have a lot of) does not arch towards the artistic) but without all the misogynistic bull****? I don't want to do "these five things to get sex", right now I am worried about sex. I just want that deeper feeling of being a badass.

any ideas?

I tend to be a relaxed tshirt and jeans guy and will pay money for clothes that are worth it, if I knew where to look and what to look for.
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Depends on your age....
 
I think skinny jeans on men are awful at every age. Ugh.

What I always notice is the total effect--well-groomed and clothes that fit well and are appropriate to the situation. You can't go wrong with khakis and a nice Oxford button-down shirt or good polo, depending. It's the looking like an ill-kempt slob that's a turn-off.

I'll leave to all why most women like "Strangler" (Wrangler) jeans on men. :mrgreen:
 
americanwoman said:
I knew you would be the one with the good suggestions!
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You must have been Racially Profiling to come up to the assumption.
. Shame on you, The Truth comes out for everyone to see/read.
 
tacomancer said:
I've lost weight (70 lbs so far, another 60 to go), figured out a good haircut and beard for my face, started taking my health seriously, etc. Also, I grew up ugly (my nickname was screech) and seem to somehow not be unattractive as an adult as confirmed by a lot of people in an unsolicited way. So I guess I should accept that and roll with it. So that means I should pay attention to fashion as the next thing to conquer.

So here is the question. Does anyone know of any good internet resources in which a guy can learn about fashion (granted i am an IT engineer, so I tend to be literal in these pursuits and my creativity (which I have a lot of) does not arch towards the artistic) but without all the misogynistic bull****? I don't want to do "these five things to get sex", right now I am worried about sex. I just want that deeper feeling of being a badass.

any ideas?

I tend to be a relaxed tshirt and jeans guy and will pay money for clothes that are worth it, if I knew where to look and what to look for.
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Read this:


My Father'''s Fashion Tips | GQ
 
americanwoman said:
English. Learn it better then come back at me.
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Why are you such a Commie and hate America so? You are a Racist, Anti-American, and just a everyday Lowlife. Why don't you and Nancy move to Canada. They are socialist up there too. Do your parents even like you? NOT thinking so. You seem to be a real PIG are you proud of that? Just Curious?


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nota bene said:
I think skinny jeans on men are awful at every age. Ugh.

What I always notice is the total effect--well-groomed and clothes that fit well and are appropriate to the situation. You can't go wrong with khakis and a nice Oxford button-down shirt or good polo, depending. It's the looking like an ill-kempt slob that's a turn-off.

I'll leave to all why most women like "Strangler" (Wrangler) jeans on men. :mrgreen:
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Skinny jeans on men ARE awful at every age. I mean, I realize that in the 90's we may have gone overboard the other way, but that doesn't mean that skinny jeans are a good idea.
 
let a woman who claims to be willing to role play being a girl and a friend at the same time, practice body painting just for fun?
 
macbeth said:
Why are you such a Commie and hate America so? You are a Racist, Anti-American, and just a everyday Lowlife. Why don't you and Nancy move to Canada. They are socialist up there too. Do your parents even like you? NOT thinking so. You seem to be a real PIG are you proud of that? Just Curious?


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Calm down comrade. Get some rest, you don’t want to wake up too hungover for more paid trolling tomorrow.
 
tacomancer said:
I've lost weight (70 lbs so far, another 60 to go), figured out a good haircut and beard for my face, started taking my health seriously, etc. Also, I grew up ugly (my nickname was screech) and seem to somehow not be unattractive as an adult as confirmed by a lot of people in an unsolicited way. So I guess I should accept that and roll with it. So that means I should pay attention to fashion as the next thing to conquer.

So here is the question. Does anyone know of any good internet resources in which a guy can learn about fashion (granted i am an IT engineer, so I tend to be literal in these pursuits and my creativity (which I have a lot of) does not arch towards the artistic) but without all the misogynistic bull****? I don't want to do "these five things to get sex", right now I am worried about sex. I just want that deeper feeling of being a badass.

any ideas?

I tend to be a relaxed tshirt and jeans guy and will pay money for clothes that are worth it, if I knew where to look and what to look for.
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The first place to start is with the fit. Tags have sizes on them for a reason. You don’t want to look like you’re either drowning in yards of fabric or stuffed in a sausage casing. My advice is to start at second-hand or overstock shops. They often carry name brands at deep discounts. Experiment there to find your style and then move on to direct purchase.
 
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