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this would work tucked, with a nice belt breaking up the blue/adding something of interest. it would be a slightly cleaner look though, I know synthese doesn't like clean.Originally Posted by Eason
Ya he's doing the thing I described, but it works so much better with non-bd shirts. Regardless, I do not do it myself, and would never. I've been a proponent of the tuck for years.Originally Posted by Listi
You don't think the grey on black might look a little odd? I was afraid it might look monotonous.Originally Posted by TKJTG
its so strange, I often find that someone will express what I personally consider to be a pretty controvertible fashion opinion (ie, categorical dismissal of untucked bds under sweaters) and then everyone that comments will act like its completely obvious *shrug*Originally Posted by Binker
its so strange, I often find that someone will express what I personally consider to be a pretty controvertible fashion opinion (ie, categorical dismissal of untucked bds under sweaters) and then everyone that comments will act like its completely obvious *shrug* personally, I feel like the success rate between tucking and untucking is pretty even. you dont need some superhuman steez to pull it off. its a different, grungier look, but I don't think its fair to say those that do it are just flailing for sprezzOriginally Posted by Binker
it just doesn't come off as try hard or affected to me, I simply think its a more nonchalent stylistic choiceOriginally Posted by Binker
Pretty sure that's called "sprezz," which is about as try-hard as you can get. If not, it's sloppy for the sake of being sloppy.Originally Posted by whodini
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