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Thanks for posting! Regardless of any clothes in the photos, it's great to see pictures that old in color.
Thanks for posting! Regardless of any clothes in the photos, it's great to see pictures that old in color.
I kinda agree with this. Im not for bashing anybody, but if you post a fit pic expect people to comment on it. If they dont like it, Im not sure why it would effect you. Do I think the fit in question was that bad? of course not. It was dope. but some of the stuff he posts is like, strange imo.That doesnt mean he should take it to heart or stop doing him.
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read, please read!
none of you are being constructive!....so dont call it constructive criticism!.....all you guys are doing is being critical of someones choices....that is all, none of you have added anything as far as what he should do to improve his fit, which is the whole damb point of this thread, Jesus Christ you dudes cant possibly be this slow....
if i go on a photography forum and post my image and ask for C&C id expect people to tell me what i need to do to improve my image, not tell me why the **** i decided to take a picture of a woman wearing shorts in the winter....GET IT???
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anyways, to add to the sneaker theme if its still going....NB is another pair of kicks that IMO can be dressed-up easily....although in this picture im dressed very casual.
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what just happened to this thread....
Oh, and steez, does that jacket ^^^keep you warm without the hoodie??
Its starting to get brisk out here in the A.
Oh, and steez, does that jacket ^^^keep you warm without the hoodie??
Its starting to get brisk out here in the A.
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i think what you guys are missing, is that none of the regular posters, well i can speak for myself, expect everyone to have something positive to say, for example i can already see someone commenting my laces and telling me to tie them differently and how it ruins the fit, thats CONSTRUCTIVE and in all the times ive been told that ive NEVER gotten upset, because although its my preference to wear them like that, i know that the advice given is good....what these guys are doing is calling someone they dont know OVERDRESSED.....how is that constructive?....
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thanks for the backing RFX and scars, i knew you didn't try and come at my neck but yea, trolls like Baboon will have their fun. It's all good though. In an attempt to go in accordance with the sneaker contest we are currently running, i plan on changing it up tomorrow. i guess you guys just caught me on an odd run of fits for the past few days.
i actually noticed earlier that it was the same type of deal and planned on throwing a curveball at you guys
I dont think A Baboon Cow's comment was meant to troll. I see where he is coming from. Other people have noticed you only tend to post when you're wearing a blazer/tie etc. Maybe they just want to see some variety like steezy/wisith
I can't see how on earth that's a problem. This forum is meant to give you a window into a posters style. That window might or might not show all variations of their style. Case in point, I have suits, and I'm going to be stepping up my suit game heavily over the next 6 months, but I doubt I'll post them here. I generally only like to post my Saturday and Sunday attire. If someone like Niidawg mainly posts his work attire, I don't see the problem either. There are plenty of different styles and personalities who post here to get a wide array of different style cues without everyone posting every variation of their own style.
Like i said I see the guy's viewpoint. Niidawg goes to work when he posts his work fits. Pinoy is just running errands. Obviously no one can force him to change his style. I think it was just an nt'er pointing something out.
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I don't think some of these people get what constructive criticism is bro
CC: I think you have a decent fit, but you could lose the tie and maybe wearing a blue shirt instead of red would have pulled it together a little bit, or wearing sweater X instead of the coat you have may have been a better choice
Not CC: Why are you dressing like my professor and grandpa? You look uncomfortable...dress more youthful (wtf does that even mean), your fits look like gimmicky costumes man
Its really that simple.
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yeah its pretty warm, then again im not out in the cold for long, im either in my car, my house, work or somewhere indoors....but it is warm.....however i like the look of a hoody under pretty much any jacket i wear...
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I don't think some of these people get what constructive criticism is bro
CC: I think you have a decent fit, but you could lose the tie and maybe wearing a blue shirt instead of red would have pulled it together a little bit, or wearing sweater X instead of the coat you have may have been a better choice
Not CC: Why are you dressing like my professor and grandpa? You look uncomfortable...dress more youthful (wtf does that even mean), your fits look like gimmicky costumes man
Its really that simple.
hate to call someone ignorant, but.....
at least someone gets it...
oh I definitely dont think its constructive, but this is a forum where people are going to express their opinion so from that standpoint I dont mind. Now if someone were to say Ex. thats a gay fit ( just an example) or just flat out hatefully bash somebody then id say thats not cool. But if somebody says he's overdressed. ok, keep it moving. Just 1 guys opinion. Now if the "regulars' wanna have a private thread where nothing but praise goes on, well that probably isnt going to happen on this site.
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My understanding is that the fits are fine but they seem out of place for a college kid which is where the criticism is coming from
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So would you find it fitting to rock a 2 piece suit for a quick stop to groccery store and then the mall for some auntie annie's pretzels?
All I was saying was it just didn't seem right to me. I never judged his character or his fit in a negative or hateful manner at all. Some guys in here just took my simple opinion too far.
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I think your the one that should please read cause even one of your outfits I wouldn't wear for myself looked good for you (even said so) and if I didn't like it outright I would say so. If you don't like that or wanna say I'm coming at you for that cause I didn't add no madness like add a tie clip, paisley socks, or whatever thats on you. Like Blake said I'm not here to crap on dudes if I like something I'll say so if not I'll say that too. Only when its negative somebody has something to say cause when I give props its not a big deal and that by itself makes people look whiny.
Your exactly right Blake if they wanna praise fest going to have to go somewhere else cause I'm just going by how the fit looks on/for you and if I would want to wear the fit myself. Nothing more nothing less.
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Nobody wants that man...it's an open forum...some just get carried away and add 0 advice, want to critique and on top of that rarely contribute....is like dudes are just hiding out in the bushes waiting for the moment to strike, then they get called out and all of a sudden the "regulars" are snobs...you gotta be kidding me...lol
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But but but....homie already said he went to visit grandma and to a fraternity function.......
What part are you not getting?
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Bruh you're making up random hypotheticals but if someone wants to wear a 2 piece suit, then they can do their thing, if someone posted that then one could comment:
"Maybe lose the jacket or the tie to make it a little more casual" like constructive criticisim is meant to offer some advice in a proper and cordial manner not coming at people's necks and calling them grandpa and whatnot....we all have ZERO problem with people not liking certain fits or pieces that get posted but at least say why, not just oh you look like a costume....
"Constructive criticism is the process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others, usually involving both positive and negative comments, in a friendly manner rather than an oppositional one" point blank period. Let's move on now
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This is criticism based on the notiOn that every college student should be in sweats and flipflops, which is just a stereotype, sometimes I throw on a shirt and tie for a family gathering, sometimes I'll throw on a hoody and tee...is all personal preference and how you woke up feeling that day...so say I grew up dressing up in shirts and ties, I must rearrange my whole style the second I go into college because that's the norm and if I don't do so I'll be an oddball?
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If he please so, why not?
And some people simply grew up that way, you think those rich kids that have been attending private schools their whole lives and have been wearing ties and suits since gradeschools would be uncomfortable wearing a two-piece suit in their adult life if they want to go to the mall? To them, that is the norm. You think someone like Prince William will be caught in sweats and hoody to go to the mall for some ice cream? Likely not. You can say he is a special case but believe me, there are people who grew up the same way and dressed that way their whole life.
Who said you have to get all bummy or casual to go to the mall? No one is going to question him if he dresses up, whoever sees him will likely think he came from work or a business meeting of sorts. No one is going to stop him and point and laugh and say "why you wearing a suit while eating pretzel bro?". If you were the one working in the pretzel place, are you really going to think "this dude came to the mall for pretzels in a suit?" Chances are, you wouldn't especially since there are people that works in malls that wears suits as well. You might just assume he works in the suit department of Macys.
And if you really think about it, has a stranger really stopped you or told you that your fit isn't appropriate or it sucks? People do not tend to that, not strangers anyways. So in the end, it really doesn't matter what he chooses to wear. If it is what he wants to wear a suit, then that is perfectly fine.
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Boss man, I never said anything was wrong. I just wouldn't dress that way for the events/enviroment that he had to do. To me it appeared like a costume considering how uncomfortable he looked especially after he stated what he wore it to.
Most college students I know don't dress that way for basic things , even the business majors. At the end fo the day nobody said "he must stop wearing that because I think its odd". He is free to do as he pleases, however, I polietly stated how I felt about the fit. Simple as that, not sure what is so hard to understand. Comprehension seems to be out of the question when it comes to this thread.
Just move on please.
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I'm sayin...
I think dudes just reaching for a reason to call the regular posters in here snobs or say we post simply for a jockriding fest...like dudes already have that set in their mind.
Dudes have yet to say anything actually constructive about Adrians fit
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rainy morning
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jacket seems cool, I'd prob just size up. Other than that, its a nice jacket. Seen something like that on Bannana republic, but I'll wait till black friday for a good dealrainy morning
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You still dot get how saying someone's attire looks like a damb costume can be a bit offensive?...and how that is NOT constructive huh?
Say you post a fit and I say you look like a clown...you won't feel a certain way right?
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HA!...see you are not slow, you get the difference between saying someone is dressed in a costume and giving some actual useful Advice?
