(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion

[Maharlika]

Originally Posted by Halifamous

Yeah, it's give and take though. I have a very large chest and big shoulders, so volume tops don't really look good on me. I can't do the skinny-boy Julius/Ann Dem thing at all.

I thought the "V" shape body or mesomophic body is the ideal for male physiques. The width of the shoulders with small waist allows the clothes to drape better. Luckily, I don't have chicken legs.

 

[kitonbrioni]

Prada overcoat
Malo sweater
Valentini cords
NM belt
Pantherella socks
JL bluchers
NM scarf
NM gloves

 

[drizzt3117]

H&M
H&M
Red Wing
ES Kyrre Rigid
JV

 

[Halifamous]

Originally Posted by Maharlika

I thought the "V" shape body or mesomophic body is the ideal for male physiques. The width of the shoulders with small waist allows the clothes to drape better.
True, however, mine is verging on the ridiculous. I have extremely thin legs and an eleven or twelve inch drop.

Thankfully Margeila is catering to me quite nicely this year.

 

[Serg]

Hey, that was just my observation and I still thing the top half is too bulky for the jeans. I realize people can be tall, broad shouldered and skinny legged. I think slighly looser jeans may go better with that top while those jeans and a t in summer would look fine.

Originally Posted by vincent

I totally agree with halifamous. I rather have "chicken legs" and be 6'2 than some chubby 5'2 dude.

If that was ment torwards me; chubby? I am 5'9 and 155 (38 chest, 31 waist). Theres a difference between attacking the person and saying a outfit makes you look a certain way.

 

[bant]

gents - notice how drizzt counteracts his chicken legs with a well fitting pair of straight jeans.

 

[Serg]

That is indeed a good fit drizzt

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by Saucemaster

"Chicken legs" are relative. If you have a slim frame all around--narrow shoulders, chest, and hips, with a small waist--then "chicken legs" will be proportional. If you have upper body development without corresponding lower body development, you'll get the chicken leg effect. Unless you dress very carefully, you will NOT look proportional. I think Serg has a point. The question for anyone who's worried about whether he has chicken legs is whether he actually cares. It's a recognized look that fades in and out of fashion. There are some interesting big-on-top, skinny-on-bottom silhouettes.

(I can hear whodini's teeth grinding at my phrasing there...

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My name is whodini and my teeth approve this message.

 

[Ludeykrus]

Originally Posted by Maharlika

Sweater- Dolce and Gabbanna
Motorcylcle Jacket- A gift from a while back and I sized up. Just don't know if it works.
Jeans- Iron Heart 634S
Motocycle Boots w/ detachable buckle- Dolce and Gabbanna

I've been sick the past week and haven't been around much, but I HAD to let you know that you absolutely killed it with this look! Very well done; I've been looking to source a pair of harness boots soon, myself.

 

[Saucemaster]

Originally Posted by whodini

My name is whodini and my teeth approve this message.

I thought about rephrasing. I didn't want to do this to you, but I couldn't resist.

 

[HATORI HANZO]

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Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics. First waywt so be easy on my non-dressing ass please.
Kangol hat
Benetton shirt
Hugo Boss tie
Gap cardigan
Nudie thinn finns
KC captoes

 

[Get Smart]

^^^ pics too small to really see anything.

 

[HATORI HANZO]

Originally Posted by Get Smart

^^^ pics too small to really see anything.

Need help resizing can someone help please?

 

[shoreman1782]

Yo Hatori, don't attach them, use imageshack.us to host then use the

 

[Get Smart]

Ben Sherman oxford collar polo
Nudie conny
Unis khaki
PSxTriumph backzip boot

(closeup of back zip + buckle, which is my fave detail on em)

Hatori, I use photoshop to resize then imageshack to host