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Is this style suitable for 30 years old men who wants to look like fun.
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B|aze
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Then why is he asking about style that is suitable for a 30 year old man?Originally Posted by ljrcustom
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How should I know?
Why is asking about style on this forum, when he clearly doesn't tend to follow any advice given?
"more young girl friendly" - wow - I think you'll be getting a visit from Chris Hansen of To Catch a Predator...Originally Posted by Blamm
Too late.
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Hermes Man, if all 200 of your posts and your blog are part of an intricately planned and executed joke, then it might be one of the best ever on t'interweb.Originally Posted by jonnyt
This made me lolz
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Woah, this guy is kick ass.Originally Posted by Pennglock
Hermes Man, **** the haters!
It's also funny that his look and fits are legit better than 90% of WAYWT.
The dude is a stud. ****, he has a pics of him rawking it at clubs with bitches on his lap. Hell, most of the dudes post pics asking other dudes if their ass looks good in their pants.
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What do you guys think of a style that shows the adventure side of me without looking like a douche (like those collar up guys, spiked up hairstyle etc.) that is appropriate to my age as i would want to end up looking like an immature and unmannered 30 years old certainly not the average gentlemen style that may potray me as a balding man going through mid life crisis like the rest of the population which will scare away the young girls i want to look like a stylish gentlemen that is ready for some fun which would be more young girl friendly anyway i cant think of any other better style than this oneOriginally Posted by hermes man
All you really need is this one indispensable accessory. The rest is mere ornament. http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=...=1&FORM=IDFRIR
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Way to bring this forum down Duder.
Anyway, to the OP. I don't know what you do or your parents do, but I like your style. You're a little bit of a maniac, in a manga type of way. I say go for that Jacket but only if it's made by Hermes or maybe Louis Vuitton if you're feeling cheap.
Anyway, to the OP. I don't know what you do or your parents do, but I like your style. You're a little bit of a maniac, in a manga type of way. I say go for that Jacket but only if it's made by Hermes or maybe Louis Vuitton if you're feeling cheap.
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As for the actual OP's question. Under no circumstances should a person ever wear that look. Please don't look to Justin Bieber for Fashion advice/inspiration.Originally Posted by RangerP
OP is fully rational. If his market (young girls) expect Bieber style/look, because he's their male role model, he has to imitate it to reach his target audience.
As I say "context x purpose -> outfit" it follows that he lowers his success probability if he dresses like he's meeting with investment bankers or lawyers. If I understand OP's intention correct he asked how to mix Bieber style with being dressed well. I don't know anything about Bieber (except that some love to hate him) so I won't be useful here.
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Originally Posted by hymo
Rule #34 - Never post pictures of yourself holding a firearm on the internet. It cannot possibly lead to a good result.
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LOL, what is this i don't even
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Who is that in OP's post?
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