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I've been trying to pare down my wardrobe. My issue with it being too large is that I feel the need to always wear everything I own. I wind up with some rather poor combinations, because I'm forcing myself to make use of particular items. I feel much more comfortable with a small selection of high quality items which I can mix and match pretty easily without too much thought or effort. I think PG and Foo have mastered this very well, although with perhaps a bit too much compulsiveness. Nonetheless, I like what they've achieved and have been pushing myself in that direction.
Probably a bit of meticulousness seeps through above. Is it as much as you think, though?
When I played M:TG, I always preferred a small 60 card deck to the 120 card decks other guys were using. Did I always win? No, but I believed in my deck because it stood for something.
Take, for instance, Voxsartoria. He is obviously very well dressed, but don't his clothes always look too neat, not lived in, etc?
I'm not so sure about those who suddenly find themselves in possession of a large wardrobe.
When I played M:TG, I always preferred a small 60 card deck to the 120 card decks other guys were using. Did I always win? No, but I believed in my deck because it stood for something.
Thanks for the constructive response. The real life shots certainly look better. But here's a way of thinking about this problem. A man's wardrobe should allow him to be well/appropriately dressed for any occasion. Now, that is certainly much more difficult to do with a smaller wardrobe. So, other things being equal, if one achieve a range R of appropriateness with a wardrobe of n garments, then they must be doing something better than the guy who covers the same range with n x 4 garments, say. On top of that, the guy with a smaller wardrobe will also gain (i) more lived in clothes, and (ii) probably a more recognisable personal style. Mafoofan achieves this very well, albeit in a rather extreme way and almost caricatural way; but he'll probably find a more subtle approach as time goes by (sorry, that sounds condescending, whereas I don't have any pulpit to speak from).
Who is the man,Vox?Cough it up!
Who is the man,Vox?Cough it up!
Yes, Vox, who is he?