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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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This look is good (colors/textures) but your fits might be to tight.
And this is coming from a fellow tight clothes wearer
It's not a hater thing - your pants look feminine (way to tight on the calves). Waist/quads are fine.
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coolpapa
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That looks really uncomfortable.
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Timo, take note. Frankie says relax.
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I always say I like Timos fits! This time out I feel his pants are to tight on the calves. Just my opinion of course.
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The way you're standing looks awkward; why are your feet turned in. Double-monk straps seem to formal to be worn sock less IMHO. I may be anal but I believe this look may have been improved just a bit by having ironed (or steamed) your clothing. Lastly, lighter-colored pants may have attributed to a more summery look; the pants seem quite autumn-ish.
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I'm no haterYou should trust us and wear larger pants. This is coming from a guy who likes slim pants, as you can probably see.
Maybe he should ask for exact measurements of everyone's clothes so he can get an idea of what to tell his tailor!
timotune
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I'm not referring to the "pants and shirt are too tight" comment - I think you are right with it - but the "your bodyshape is not good for a young guy"
I think such comments are nit necessary.
I'm no haterYou should trust us and wear larger pants. This is coming from a guy who likes slim pants, as you can probably see.
I'm not referring to the "pants and shirt are too tight" comment - I think you are right with it - but the "your bodyshape is not good for a young guy"
I think such comments are nit necessary.
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Agreed. The other comments were constructive..telling someone his body shape isn't good for a young guy is pretty rude.
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im in the minority here, but i like this. things are a bit tight, but if youre comfortable, who gives a f*ck. well done. one day you wont be able to wear such slim fitting shirts.....enjoy it while you can.
im in the minority here, but i like this. things are a bit tight, but if youre comfortable, who gives a f*ck. well done. one day you wont be able to wear such slim fitting shirts.....enjoy it while you can.
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Yeah I had the same issue last year. My shirts starting looking like yours. I think it would look better one size up.
And guys, his body is fine. Geez, do we want to promote body dysmorphia and such? Lets talk about the clothes. He is not obese or unhealthy looking, body shape is hard to change even with weight loss or working out.
Yeah I had the same issue last year. My shirts starting looking like yours. I think it would look better one size up.
And guys, his body is fine. Geez, do we want to promote body dysmorphia and such? Lets talk about the clothes. He is not obese or unhealthy looking, body shape is hard to change even with weight loss or working out.
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Anyway, I am grateful for this half lined summer weight SC today. Shirt is pink bengal stripe, pants are light blue oxford.
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