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Makeshift_Robot · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by noobizor

Test shirt! But please elaborate. With my pale, pale, non-summery skin, I tend to look better in those hated RLP shirts.

Really looking for input on the jeans, if possible. As an adult, I'm required to tuck in my shirt occasionally. Trying to find a skinny jean that will work with that.

Stripes/colors on shirt, and rumpled gigantic bagginess, and halfass sleeve roll, are all awful. Shirt tucked into jeans with no belt is straight Jerry Seinfeld. If, as an adult, you need to tuck in your shirt sometimes, you're probably in a context in which you could be wearing trousers. Do that.

Also, why do you want to own skinny jeans? Doesn't seem to work well with your physique or other clothes. Wide trousers are coming back anyway.

noob in 89 · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by Makeshift_Robot

Also, why do you want to own skinny jeans? Doesn't seem to work well with your physique or other clothes. Wide trousers are coming back anyway.
Thanks. Tell me more about this! (If you please...) My physique is undergoing radical changes. (I really should of specified I was just trying out the jeans -- hence the no belt, big old shirt...I've pretty much worn khakis all my life. Occasionally, I'd like to visit a restaurant in jeans, and everything I try is way too baggy.)

saelan · Feb 18, 2011

Those jeans really aren't that skinny, though they do seem to taper quite a bit, which might not be what you need for your physique or in terms of the rest of your wardrobe. And I don't think there's anything wrong with tucking a shirt into jeans in principle, but don't tuck a baggy shirt into jeans that are slim. And try to do it more neatly. And wear a belt. It would also be a lot easier to comment if the pictures were clearer. :/

DLester · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by Makeshift_Robot

Wide trousers are coming back anyway.

I am in no hurry to back that trend. They still look mid 90's to me.

Makeshift_Robot · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by DLester

I am in no hurry to back that trend. They still look mid 90's to me.

I was flossing straight Old Navy/Thrifted/Baby Gap/LL Bean in the mid 90s, so I'm fine with a more relaxed silhouette. I really don't like the way baggy denim hangs though, I want to continue wearing black skinny jeans for as long as I can get away with it.

FlyingLotus · Feb 18, 2011

nicelynice · Feb 18, 2011

Good look right there

jet · Feb 18, 2011

Thank god for FL fit to cleanse this page.

lmaozedong · Feb 18, 2011

i liked nn's fit too. dunno if thats on this page for you

noob in 89 · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by jet

Thank god for FL fit to cleanse this page.

CTRL + ALT + JET

@saelan, thanks for the comments.

jet · Feb 18, 2011

Originally Posted by lmaozedong

i liked nn's fit too. dunno if thats on this page for you

ya he is, solid nn fit as usual though black and grey doesn't interest me much

StanleyVanBuren · Feb 18, 2011

G0079 · Feb 18, 2011

That with the coat is your best yet, dude.

raags · Feb 18, 2011

Uniqlo Uniqlo Franco Cimadamore Accessories from random markets overseas

dls6128 · Feb 18, 2011

^^+1, but I think sleeker footwear would do you favors in not seeming so small in your upper body.

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