Streetwear and Females

JFKJean · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by TyCooN

How does this work for you? Do you get a better experience with the older ones?

You'd have to think older women who have a distinct and sophisticated style can appreciate a man who's a bit more than put together.....just as long as your not fighting with them for make up or mirror time. That's why I'd love to be in the company of an older women b/c they're more wiser, they'll understand more. Younger women won't get it as much.

crosswound · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by TyCooN

How does this work for you? Do you get a better experience with the older ones?

it seems like to me the older ones always say hi to me when the ones around my age always look away quickly ???

Brian SD · Jan 29, 2009

Despite the fact that I spend more money on clothing and probably more minutes of the day thinking about what people are wearing, I would still say I care less about my appearance on a daily basis than any of the girls I've dated. Ultimately, my goal with clothing is to be able to reach into my closet (or hamper, heheheh) and pull out a couple random things and have it all look good.

The point of my wardrobe is to have a bunch of invididual parts that all go together well enough that I can get ready in the morning in <5 minutes and without putting much thought into it.

Seems like a girl's wardrobe is more a collection of outfits, not individual garments.

ken · Jan 29, 2009

My girl doesn't know I wear expensive clothes because she thinks I'm straight, and I'd like to keep it that way.

Spilotro · Jan 29, 2009

Your instincts serve you well, TyCooN. Two out of three of the girls I have dated recently would drop little hints about this. The other was very into style and fashion, so it delighted her, and we even did some shopping together

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crosswound · Jan 29, 2009

my thoughts exactly brian you should have a bunch of individual pieces that you can easily wear together with whatever you have.

KimboIsLegit · Jan 29, 2009

Huge Hollister branding or gigantic eagles/skulls/dragons are what females where I live consider fashionable.

TyCooN · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by slappysloopy

My ex always thought it was odd that I spent so much time on my laptop looking at clothes but to be honest, most of the time I would get more compliments about my clothes than she did. I think that pissed her off a bit but it's not like a lot of girls read about and look at clothes as much as SFers do.
it seems to have an effect on the female ego

Originally Posted by evor1

part of the reason i broke up with my ex was i hated the way she dressed. i wouldnt want to hold her hand or anything in public hahahha. well among other reasons too.
You sound like an AZZ. Welcome to the club.

Originally Posted by Kregg

Nah. She was a skank-ho.
Why the hostility, my friend?

Originally Posted by JFKJean

You'd have to think older women who have a distinct and sophisticated style can appreciate a man who's a bit more than put together.....just as long as your not fighting with them for make up or mirror time. That's why I'd love to be in the company of an older women b/c they're more wiser, they'll understand more. Younger women won't get it as much.
so I should go for "mamas" instead of "baby dolls"?

Originally Posted by crosswound

it seems like to me the older ones always say hi to me when the ones around my age always look away quickly ???
It's a sign of submissiveness. That means you make them nervous, my friend. Maybe it's your style, your swag, your energy, your looks (no ****), etc that makes them think you're too great for them.

Originally Posted by Spilotro

Your instincts serve you well, TyCooN. Two out of three of the girls I have dated recently would drop little hints about this. The other was very into style and fashion, so it delighted her, and we even did some shopping together

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They hatin'!

Spilotro · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by TyCooN

It's a sign of submissiveness. That means you make them nervous, my friend. Maybe it's your style, your swag, your energy, your looks (no ****), etc that makes them think you're too great for them.

Your posts are solid gold

erdawe · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by Brian SD

Despite the fact that I spend more money on clothing and probably more minutes of the day thinking about what people are wearing, I would still say I care less about my appearance on a daily basis than any of the girls I've dated. Ultimately, my goal with clothing is to be able to reach into my closet (or hamper, heheheh) and pull out a couple random things and have it all look good.

The point of my wardrobe is to have a bunch of invididual parts that all go together well enough that I can get ready in the morning in <5 minutes and without putting much thought into it.

Seems like a girl's wardrobe is more a collection of outfits, not individual garments.

I'm the exact same way, I never think in forms of set outfits. Most everything meshes together in the end.

KenN · Jan 29, 2009

My lady logs on to my revolve account and adds dresses and skirts onto my wishlist

KenN · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by Brian SD

Despite the fact that I spend more money on clothing and probably more minutes of the day thinking about what people are wearing, I would still say I care less about my appearance on a daily basis than any of the girls I've dated. Ultimately, my goal with clothing is to be able to reach into my closet (or hamper, heheheh) and pull out a couple random things and have it all look good.

The point of my wardrobe is to have a bunch of invididual parts that all go together well enough that I can get ready in the morning in <5 minutes and without putting much thought into it.

Seems like a girl's wardrobe is more a collection of outfits, not individual garments.

This is EXACTLY what I tell my girlfriend. Now I know that I am not alone.

Racove · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by Teger

most people in this forum have a definition of fashion that is pretty distant from what most people (including most women) consider 'fashionable'

This is the best quote in a thread full of solid comments. To the masses, 'fashionable' is what we would call 'fashion victim.'

Also, I intentionally avoid well known expensive brands. I wouldn't want a love interest, a family member or coworker to notice. Extra true for logos, but that's an aesthetic thing too.

Stazy · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by Brian SD

Despite the fact that I spend more money on clothing and probably more minutes of the day thinking about what people are wearing, I would still say I care less about my appearance on a daily basis than any of the girls I've dated. Ultimately, my goal with clothing is to be able to reach into my closet (or hamper, heheheh) and pull out a couple random things and have it all look good.

The point of my wardrobe is to have a bunch of invididual parts that all go together well enough that I can get ready in the morning in <5 minutes and without putting much thought into it.

Seems like a girl's wardrobe is more a collection of outfits, not individual garments.

+3.14

TyCooN · Jan 29, 2009

Originally Posted by Spilotro

Your posts are solid gold

Yes, they love to bend over, or submit to the guys that they're attracted to.

Originally Posted by Racove

This is the best quote in a thread full of solid comments. To the masses, 'fashionable' is what we would call 'fashion victim.'
"Regular people" still notice that the "styleforum" types are dressed nicely. If high school girls can see it then anyone should be able to do the same. What do you think?

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