Where is your style going?

softy · Oct 29, 2010

Soft-silhouetted bohemian flaneur

Ideefixee · Oct 29, 2010

Originally Posted by softy

Soft-silhouetted bohemian flaneur

Pics or gtfo.

MumRaww · Oct 29, 2010

Trippy-ass OG

newtypeapc · Oct 30, 2010

Wish I could say my style is evolving...I have way too many button ups than needed and need something new to spice it up. Early 1900's outdoor hunting gear has been my cold winter tale for a while but need to step up my steeze...

asobu · Oct 30, 2010

I guess I'm going for full volume, no colors, square shoulders, sleeves that are 3 inches too long, pants that are 5 inches too big, off-looking, non-fitting, unstructured, unbalanced - and it's going to be expensive.

softy · Oct 30, 2010

Originally Posted by asobu

I guess I'm going for full volume, no colors, square shoulders, sleeves that are 3 inches too long, pants that are 5 inches too big, off-looking, non-fitting, unstructured, unbalanced - and it's going to be expensive.

GucciMonster · Oct 30, 2010

Gucci down to the mutha fuckin socks

zissou · Oct 30, 2010

I'd also like to have more British influence. Cabourn is helping, but I need some more tweed.

toothsomesound · Oct 30, 2010

Originally Posted by asobu

I guess I'm going for full volume, no colors, square shoulders, sleeves that are 3 inches too long, pants that are 5 inches too big, off-looking, non-fitting, unstructured, unbalanced - and it's going to be expensive.

Originally Posted by softy

+2

golfham · Oct 30, 2010

Doing that hertitage Americana bullshit thang. I also like looking like a lumberjack

Big Pun · Oct 30, 2010

Minimalism, dark monochrome slim fit stuff. (Not tight stuff anymore like I was doing) Don't have the steeze or cash to pull off baggy looks (which IMO is more difficult) Casual vibe, not too much stuff with collars. I've been wearing alot of rich jewel tones with a black/gray/white scheme. Liking gaudy colored shirts and knits alot too.

Ideefixee · Oct 30, 2010

Originally Posted by zissou

I'd also like to have more British influence. Cabourn is helping, but I need some more tweed.

Love Cabourn, can't really afford him though. ;__;

bosatlbwi · Oct 30, 2010

Trying to move away from the skater/mall brand look and move into clothes that fit a little better, are of better quality, and look a little classier, while still remaining casual. I'm still a student, so I don't have the money to spend on big ticket items, so I'm looking at picking up stuff form LEC and LL Bean Signature, along with a pair of APC raws in the near future (christmas maybe). For example, I bought a flannel shirt from UO a few weeks ago and after only 2 wears it is already coming unraveled. I'd rather have spent $80-100 on a nicer flannel that will last a couple of years. Also, my wardrobe needs more v-neck.

softy · Oct 30, 2010

wish i were headed in this direction :/ not baller enough yet.

brad-t · Oct 30, 2010

ugh manba/ganguro

Where is your style going?

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Active Member

Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

Senior Member

Distinguished Member

Distinguished Member

Bae Blade

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Similar threads

Featured Sponsor

Definitely full canvas only

Half canvas is fine

Really don't care

Depends on fabric

Depends on price

Forum Sponsors

Forum statistics

FOLLOW STYLEFORUM ON: