When did you start caring about how you dressed?

jason.wu.05.09 · Apr 24, 2010

Most of us, I believe, probably didn't worry that much about how we dressed when we were younger. But when did you really start paying attention to your wardrobe?

For me, I'd say it was when I was in college.

Big Pun · Apr 24, 2010

Age 15

kgmessier · Apr 24, 2010

Everyone wants to look good, right? I suppose I didn't start paying serious attention to my wardrobe till a couple months ago. Late to the party, you could say.

nytek · Apr 24, 2010

When I googled local tailors and found a website named www.styleforum.net.

Exit English · Apr 24, 2010

I think I always cared, I just sucked at knowing what actually looked nice until a few years ago.

TheWraith · Apr 24, 2010

Originally Posted by kgmessier

Everyone wants to look good, right? I suppose I didn't start paying serious attention to my wardrobe till a couple months ago. Late to the party, you could say.

Yes, I was rather late to it was well, to my shame. I'd say it was a couple years ago now for me.

Newcomer · Apr 24, 2010

Started caring: about fifteen or sixteen. That equalled wearing vineyard vines, polo, etc.

Really started caring: about twenty. That means investing in 'real' shoes, suits, etc. It all started with reading about interview attire on StyleForum... And then I got really hooked.

comrade · Apr 24, 2010

Around Age 4. At this time it had to do with "Cowboy Suits"
and "Soldier Suits" ( World War II, etc.)

imageWIS · Apr 24, 2010

Age 15 or 16.

Svenn · Apr 24, 2010

for suits- towards the end of law school when the need arose

everything else- when my gf wanted me to look better

tshaw · Apr 24, 2010

When I left the 'priest/brotherhood', left my black robes behind and then had to find something 'suit'able to wear.

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Brennus · Apr 24, 2010

when i lost 36 Kilo's, needed a complete new wardrobe, did some googling and came across styleforum.net

petr · Apr 24, 2010

post womb

Fat-tie-knot · Apr 24, 2010

Around 14 when I went to highschool. Important distinction is 'care' about dressing well versus actually dressing well.

GradSchooler · Apr 24, 2010

During my Master's degree. Though it wasn't until I started my PhD that I really tried to "dress like a grown up" and save the jeans and faded t-shirts for lounging about home or quick trips to the store.

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