Duke Santos
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I must also strenuously insist that the skulls of your enemies be considered as a serious contender.
That's more in the barware than clothing category.
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I must also strenuously insist that the skulls of your enemies be considered as a serious contender.
SS21 is all about the lamentation of their women.I must also strenuously insist that the skulls of your enemies be considered as a serious contender.
Be muscular, or at least toned. They look bad on jelly rolls and skellies.the basic rules
This is interesting. The Tom Ford looks nice. I usually am wary of rib knit since I do wear white ones and don’t want it to look like Hanes (unless I’m wearing Hanes which I have been while searching for nicer ones)This is actually something I've been looking into recently. I definitely agree that muscles play a big role, but it's worth considering the tank top itself.
The best I've found so far is by Tom Ford- it's in a noticeable rib knit which keeps it from looking like you're wearing a women's tank. Tank tops without the rib knit (Sunspel, other CM brands) are often in the uncanny valley between a t-shirt and a tighter rib knit, and the lack of shape doesn't flatter any body type. The collar and the "shoulders" are probably the next most important aspect in my opinion- a high or narrow neckline looks a bit afraid, which is why I prefer the scoop of the Tom Ford. Too thick on the shoulder straps and you look like you're wearing weird suspenders; too thin and you're back in women's territory.
I avoid white and its wife-beater connotations though. Rather difficult to find ribbed tank tops of reasonable quality rather than screen-printing material or drop shipped stuff with gym logos.
No need to choose either/or...I'm sorry, but everyone knows that the manliest top of them all is some form of pelt.
it's in a noticeable rib knit which keeps it from looking like you're wearing a women's tank.
The collar and the "shoulders" are probably the next most important aspect in my opinion- a high or narrow neckline looks a bit afraid...
Rather difficult to find ribbed tank tops of reasonable quality rather than screen-printing material or drop shipped stuff with gym logos.
1) Be good looking
2) Be in shape
3) Don't stink of stale lager
In this instance, they are equally applicable.Tank top rules, not life rules.