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post #46 of 54
12/16/09 at 8:14am
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thanks for all of your reply, from your reply I have noticed that reducing the body weight is more important to make us more smarter. I will try my best to do the same.
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post #47 of 54
12/25/09 at 3:20pm
While slimming is obviously key...

... if I WERE fat, I'd rock the whole "evil Southern plantation-owner white-linen suit with straw hat" look, complete with a big cigar and menacing laugh, and I'd be driven around in a big-ass white convertible of some kind (a white Rolls drophead with steer horns on the front would be perfect). A red pocket square would complete the look.

Do that, and all the all the girls will come to the yard, guaranteed!... well, in Mississippi or Louisiana, at least.

DH
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post #48 of 54
12/27/09 at 1:58pm
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Originally Posted by makushin View Post
black and vertical stripes. pick up a cosmo magazine and look at all the secrets fat chicks do
HAHA, love it! Honestly, I'm in the same situation. I've found that finding flattering jeans/ pants is a first really important step. I don't know what you size you wear (I'm a 44 now :-S) and find that Ed Hardy and Old Navy are my friends right now. I go onto oldnavy.com and order dozens of jeans in different sizes, and keep what looks good and return the "rejects" to my closest Old Navy. This way if you lose weight/ plan on it, you don't have to feel guilty about giving away your jeans once they don't fit. As far as shirts go- I LOVE Lacoste for actually carrying larger sizes. Their size 9 is almost too big on me- I'm 6'4'', broad-shouldered, about 48 around the chest. You may want to look into their vertically striped sweaters, dark coloured long-sleeved polos, and and vertically striped button-up shirts. My advice is to invest in some nice accessories and shoes if you aren't able to buy pret-a-porter couture. A bright coloured messenger with a pair of matching shoes would be awesome and draw attention away from your mid-section. Maybe a pair of Tod's in a bright color?

It's winter- you can dress in layers and try and cover-up your insecurity- but honestly, it's a great time to start losing weight/ exercising, dieting.
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post #49 of 54
12/27/09 at 4:42pm
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Originally Posted by wmmk View Post
Lolwut, how is this stocky?
+1000 PG is very fit. I would call myself "stocky" 6' 185lbs. Mid 30's, kids, entertain for work allot, not getting any thinner.
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post #50 of 54
12/28/09 at 6:06am
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Originally Posted by JeffsWood View Post
+1000

PG is very fit.

I would call myself "stocky" 6' 185lbs. Mid 30's, kids, entertain for work allot, not getting any thinner.


you are NOT stocky. and neither is PG.
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post #51 of 54
12/28/09 at 2:19pm
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Originally Posted by royboy325 View Post
you are NOT stocky. and neither is PG.

Thanks, but actually I am, but I dress to well enough to cover it up. I only have a 4" drop from chest to waist: 40" chest 36" waist and my hips, ass, legs are rather thick (think NFL running back). I am not "fat" but stocky yes.

PG is 100% fit.

Here is a better example that shows me as "stocky" but in the suit before and after tailoring:

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After Tailoring:



So the point is, getting a good fit can help you look way better even if you don't have a great body.
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post #52 of 54
12/28/09 at 4:16pm
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Originally Posted by JeffsWood View Post
Thanks, but actually I am, but I dress to well enough to cover it up. I only have a 4" drop from chest to waist: 40" chest 36" waist and my hips, ass, legs are rather thick (think NFL running back). I am not "fat" but stocky yes.

PG is 100% fit.

Here is a better example that shows me as "stocky" but in the suit before and after tailoring:

Before:






After Tailoring:



So the point is, getting a good fit can help you look way better even if you don't have a great body.
Holy hell!
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post #53 of 54
12/28/09 at 6:51pm
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post #54 of 54
12/28/09 at 6:52pm
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Originally Posted by noel_esq. View Post
Holy hell!

Yes proof that good tailoring does make a huge difference - same suit, same guy, same weight etc.. I figure there is about 4 weeks between pictures.
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