"luxury" shirts worn untucked

[username79]

Originally Posted by CarlosCamposNYC

Here's a image of a Carlos Campos dress shirt untucked worn with wool trousers. This button down is made out of Italian fabric, french seams, side gussets and collar stays.Not bad right?

On the other hand, wearing an undersized too shirt dress shirt untucked with dress pants looks like ****, as pictured.

 

[CunningSmeagol]

You should always wear a luxury shirt untucked. If you tuck it, it will chafe your pen0r.

 

[dropout5]

Originally Posted by username79

Or anywhere else in the world. Hence my comment about the AAC crowd. These guys sit around wearing fedoras jacking off to pictures of Tibor.

simply hilarious.

 

[SuitedDx]

I guess to me it is less "luxury" and more style and cut. I do have shirts by Paul Smith, Dolce, Prada, etc. that I wear un-tucked when I go hang out in the city. The un-tucked button up shirt is pretty much the "uniform" in many places in NYC (at least what I see). I typically don't wear my "dress" shirts this way but have some shirts that are button up with something different (patterned fabric, unique cuffs, etc.).

I would say having the correct fit is more important than luxury when sporting a button-up shirt un-tucked. I am in decent shape so shirts with darts give me the nice contoured look even when my shirts are un-tucked; in contrasts, those that wear boxy shirts (they can be "luxury" like Zegna) look sloppy because it looks like they're wearing a blanket over them.