The WAYWT Discussion Thread

[1234]

I predict 96 thumbs.

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[Synthese]



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I want to really, really love this, but you have got to get a more casual blazer. That said, I still love the change. Lookin' mean, Mr Van Buren.

 

[StanleyVanBuren]

I want to really, really love this, but you have got to get a more casual blazer. That said, I still love the change. Lookin' mean, Mr Van Buren.

Or maybe I should just wash & dry?

But in all seriousness, you're absolutely right, blazer is the weak point of this fit by far. I'm thinking linen. But like dark still. Not tan.

 

[Bam!ChairDance]

Not sure a more casual blazer is necessary TBH. it looks worn-in enough to work with the jeans, plus it works proportionally (i.e. doesn't look abducted from a suit)

 

[1234]

I want to really, really love this, but you have got to get a more casual blazer. That said, I still love the change. Lookin' mean, Mr Van Buren.

Jesus this place is becoming way too pretentious.

 

[noob in 89]

 

[thewho13]

WELP

 

[brad-t]



Jesus this place is becoming way too pretentious. 

hahahahaha

 

[diniro]

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

 

your best yet. do more of this.

 

[Synthese]



Jesus this place is becoming way too pretentious. 

How is this even slightly on-the-mark? It looks like a blazer you would wear with trousers, the way we've seen SvB do for years now. I didn't say that was bad, I said I liked it. Loved it, even. He knows it, we know it - jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers; there are plenty of people here and elsewhere who showcase blazers with the aforementioned and it looks ******* great. Again, I'm pretty sure my homie van Buren knows this. This is what styleforum is ******* for: talking about style and clothing, and I think that the button stance in particular is imperfect with the rest. But imperfection means that there is room for growth, and growth is life.

Or, if you like, I could just say that everything was ******* perfect all the god damn time and there was no reason to try any more. Maybe prince charming will come and take you away on his pony, too! But only if you're pretty!

 

[willy cheesesteak]

 

[Cacatfish]

I agree that a casual cut linen blazer would look good with that SVB photo, but Iit would rob the fit of that perfect Guido / coke dealer sleaziness that gives it so much steeze.

 

[1234]

How is this even slightly on-the-mark? It looks like a blazer you would wear with trousers, the way we've seen SvB do for years now. I didn't say that was bad, I said I liked it. Loved it, even. He knows it, we know it - jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers; there are plenty of people here and elsewhere who showcase blazers with the aforementioned and it looks ******* great. Again, I'm pretty sure my homie van Buren knows this. This is what styleforum is ******* for: talking about style and clothing, and I think that the button stance in particular is imperfect with the rest. But imperfection means that there is room for growth, and growth is life.
Or, if you like, I could just say that everything was ******* perfect all the god damn time and there was no reason to try any more. Maybe prince charming will come and take you away on his pony, too! But only if you're pretty!

What is "growth" in fashion? I'm sorry I don't believe such a thing exists considering that what constitutes a good or bad outfit is highly subjective.

 

[Synthese]

Imagination, progression, the desire to change - I think it would be awesome if SvB could mix his office and casual wardrobes in a away that made him happy. I'm talking about growth as a person, and the will to experiment - I'm not actually sure what your post is referring to. How is subjectivity related?

 

[1234]

Imagination, progression, the desire to change - I think it would be awesome if SvB could mix his office and casual wardrobes in a away that made him happy. I'm talking about growth as a person, and the will to experiment - I'm not actually sure what your post is referring to. How is subjectivity related?

Lol you brought up "growth" and I'm curious if such a thing exists in fashion. Once again I dont think it does.

For example..... while some may consider going from an outfit like this.........



to this.......



to be growth. If you asked regular people walking along the street 95% of them would say you went from looking like "a very well dressed young man", to "a homeless man I would not want around my children". What makes us here at styleforum right and them wrong?