The WAYWT Discussion Thread - Page 11

i'm never gonna wear a u neck t in my life. Did you mean crew neck?

a smiths tee? they're a great band but i'm not their biggest fan in the world.

i need some cool boots.

took the words out of my mouth. Compared to your other fits I think this one isn't up to par of what you're capable of.

LOL, new SF meme? nicelynice: Thanks for this, I normally have it up for this reason and didn't notice it was so low till you mentioned it, will fix. willy: Thanks, got them recently and already love them to bits, MMM don't mess around when it comes to sneakers, linked pic shows them better - link otter: Noted on the hair, my hair must grow pretty quick as not 3 weeks ago the sides/back were shaved almost bare with the sensible length top/fringe, that's the kind of 80's vibe I do not want to be channeling :P. Re: the sneakers, unfortunately everything makes you look short when you're 5'2. Not buying shoes with height is too much a restriction for me, even if it would make me look a bit taller I'm willing to sacrifice that - and I have to in order to wear for example shorts (all shorts make people look smaller). Kent Money: I've been trying so many aesthetics in the past and finally I've found something that I truly 100% enjoy wearing, so currently I'm starting small with simple everyday stuff and as time and money allows I will build on what I've got. I'll also say that this is the most WAYWT post I've made, in that it shows something I more regularly wear rather than something occasional that I put together and wore for a night out on the town.

my definition of a u neck


and look what a smiths tee has done for chronographs steeze

unfortunately, you are going to limited with your footwear choices, especially the color and style

if want to give the illusion of longer legs i would suggest wearing footwear similar in color to the pants/jeans you are wearing...yeh, i know , that limiting


and no tucking

xenox you need cooler hair, or cooler glasses, or both

Looks great. You are filling that laundry room with swagger.


Thanks. Yep.


Tattoos and a serious stache go a long way in making the norwegian sweater look OK.

It really depends, I don't care a whole lot about sleeve length because I almost always roll my sleeves so I can often wear a medium. Most of the time I'm a large in knits, hoodies, jackets etc. though. I think I might get some uniqlo shirts in large then, and have them tailored.

I think the bomber style of jacket in general is the one that guys of bigger to big builds should go for actually - too big of a guy in a too small of a black (or any other color) leather biker jacket can suggest things you many not want to suggest.
I think Kent dresses his body type well. He's not too big, but not a skinny lanky Asian dude, and I learned that he has a penchant for flight jackets as well, so all good in the hood. Kent is right when he says that dads across America have given the A2 a bad rep, but a good, fitted A2 (and Kent's is pretty fitted fwiw, those jackets look completely different zipped up) is really nice. People break their necks looking at mine everytime I wear it.

Otter being banned repeatedly, coming back, wearing the same thing over and over and then giving advice is hilarity defined.

Jacket isn't terrible, just throw a white slightly deeper v underneath, swap the sneaks for some boots. Maybe roll up the jacket sleeves? I wouldn't tuck the t though.

the jacket is pretty bad. For one, it's a women's jacket, and you can tell it's a women's jacket without even looking at the button placement...

Just trying to give the kid some hope

ding, we have a winner.