Is it maybe just the angle from looking down into a mirror, or are these chinos too skinny?
This is the J Crew skinny fit - purchased them a couple years ago not sure if they are even still in the J Crew lineup.
Is this polo shirt too small? Otherwise it fits me great but I am unsure about the length.
How does this jacket fit? Obviously sleeves need to be shortened.
About to get out of the military and back into teaching high school. I love this outfit but i'm struggling to add a dash of color. I don't want to default to a wacky yet corporate safe tie. Maybe a fun watch? I've no idea. Any advice is appreciated!
Also, is it normal for a suit to have these lines in them after getting it tailored?
What is everyone’s idea of a fashionable and yet comfortable airport fit. I need to upgrade my “comfy” wardrobe as my joggers are starting to run out of runway (pun intended). I’m not talking those insane people who are wearing a three piece suit for a 5 hour flight.
What do you constantly put on the chair the night before to wear each time a flight is coming up.
Does this casual outfit / style work for a 65 year old man? Cotton shirt and linen shorts.
Sorry about the poor quality pic.
I was reading a book a long time ago (forgot which) talking about men’s fashion and being a gentleman. At one point, it said it’s impossible to be overdressed but it’s very easy to be underdressed.
What’s your take on that?
I used to believe that but I don’t anymore. I enjoy being the best dressed in my group of people, but I don’t want to stick out like a sore thumb. On the flipside though, unfortunately I think you stand out if you dress decent at all these days. My neighbor asked me where I was going dressed up all fancy when I was just wearing jeans, boots, and a plain white T-shirt.
Seen a lot of folks wear their pants like this. Looks like flooding. Are these in style? Rate the look.
Kind of insecure about it, I'm no stranger to pink or floral but I usually pair it with black shorts and not together.
Does this look better with my activewear black shorts?
Or the pink. (Looks more pink off camera)
I’ve been invited to an awards night for work as we’ve been nominated for it. The invitation states the dress code simply as black tie. Now I thought that was self explanatory and literally meant black suit and bow tie. I went suit shopping with my mum and her friend said that black tie doesn’t necessarily mean you need to wear black. Tried some things on and ended up trying in a navy suit as they didn’t end up having the black version in the right size, so it was just to see if it fit. Ended up buying the navy blue suit, due to the person working there and a few others saying the blue suits me more (like example photo) with white shirt (no waistcoat or anything) normal maroon tie, and I was going to get some sort of brown oxfords. Talking to someone else and they said the opposite and that black tie does usually mean black tuxedo and black bow tie. Should I return the dark navy suit?