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driveslowk
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good stuff JD, throw some color in there!
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Ignore Uncontrol. I am wearing something very similar to that outfit today, except with a white tee and boots.Originally Posted by WhoKnewI
you prolly look bad then seriously, ill fitting dumpy denim and a bad crew neck is what passes as a good fit? chris come back
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I'd get the sides trimmed to give it some shape if nothing else. Then again, I keep mine shaved so what the hell do I know.Originally Posted by Nil
pretty much what i'd advice, something you could slick back/ part for work but put texture in with product on the weekends.
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^ this is exactly why I've grown out my hair
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Originally Posted by JD_May
Bit too MC for my liking, it looks like you put a coat over your suit and for some reason decided to unbutton your shirt. The all black palette also looks odd given the aforementioned conservative styling. Personally I'd lose the DB jacket or the slacks and get a different coloured shirt + maybe a scarf to go with the coat, also I agree that a haircut would help the fit. Will say though everything fits well and the pieces individually look nice, the coat is a keeper for sure.
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^Hey if I did that maybe I could get shot by the sartorialist!Originally Posted by JD_May
Yeah this is what girl who cuts my hair says, always tells me I need product. Just feels too greasy, even when it doesn't look like it.
thats how i felt at first, what you need to do is get a clay product, not a putty/wax one. the clay ones are very good and don't feel sticky or melt or that ****. also when i put in product i only use about the tip of my index finger for reference and spread it throughout, too much is the worst feeling ever. its like everything else in life man, needs moderation.
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Fit from yesterday, starting to bring out the colors again to compete with the crazy English teacher on EBS (dudes in Korea probably know what I'm talking about).Originally Posted by aeglus
Dig the fit, I have/like that shirt too but I can never seem to pair it with anything
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