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That's really awesome man!
I think average men's size is around a 32. As for designer stuff, I'm a 33-34 and almost everything I've looked at our tried on comes in my size so you'll definitely be good.
That's really awesome man!
I think average men's size is around a 32. As for designer stuff, I'm a 33-34 and almost everything I've looked at our tried on comes in my size so you'll definitely be good.
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I don't normally post photos of myself, but my girl and I had brunch at Perch in Los Angeles and I wanted to share with y'all. You can't really see anything besides the shirt I'm wearing, but I liked the photo:
For those of you in LA, Perch is a really nice spot for brunch. I've only been there in the past in the evening to grab drinks with friends, but I was happy with their brunch setup. The view is refreshing.
For those of you in LA, Perch is a really nice spot for brunch. I've only been there in the past in the evening to grab drinks with friends, but I was happy with their brunch setup. The view is refreshing.
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i fit comfortably in a 32 these days, hoping to get down to a 30 waist and ill be happy.
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Great job on the weight loss! I'm at 34/36 and don't want to go any smaller it's my chest I still can't get to shrink, but have gotten my stomach to get smaller.
I bought the 1972 QS Deep Red this morning. Plan on wearing it with a suit at a wedding next weekend... Good choice?
No, not with a suit.
The one rule for my guests at my wedding, no sneakers.
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Cute girl, G!I don't normally post photos of myself, but my girl and I had brunch at Perch in Los Angeles and I wanted to share with y'all. You can't really see anything besides the shirt I'm wearing, but I liked the photo:
For those of you in LA, Perch is a really nice spot for brunch. I've only been there in the past in the evening to grab drinks with friends, but I was happy with their brunch setup. The view is refreshing.
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Very nice picture/fit man, your girl is beautiful!
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DB bros would those that submitte pictures to the collective be opposed if I also included the images on my own blog? The examples of dressing better as really great and some I feel could benefit others with a longer explanation such as on fit, color, etc.
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I don't submit...but I think that wouldnt be cool. I think you should possibly do features. But to use the photos from the group blog it kind of looks like you are benefiting from the collaborative efforts of others.
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Yeah Serg I really don't think that's a good idea. You could always make the post on the group blog and link them to your personal blog but otherwise it wouldn't really make sense.
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Agreed, I think features is more what I'm thinking or to use a picture as an example, I definitely would not post the all of the same pictures posted on the blog. Seeing Adrian's black tie attire gave me the idea as I know I likely won't be dressing up in black tie formal attire period as I don't see any occasion coming at all to warrant it.
Yea I think I'll leave it as two separate things. Adrian will be up on the blog (NTsCollective) in about 5 minutes.
Edit: Adrian is up on NTsCollective
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To dude wanting to wear the 1972s with a suit, it depends on the suit and I think at a wedding, it might not be the way to go. If its a twill or linen suit that you're wearing without a tie, those would look dope, but if you plan to wear a tie and its a regular wool suit or something, I don't know. It's not as bad as wearing a pair of Js but it might not be your best option.
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Senior ball last night with my lady:
Not feeling the puff on the pcket square, would have kept it a straight fold....but to each his own.
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Messy pocket square > Folded
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Cute girl, G!I don't normally post photos of myself, but my girl and I had brunch at Perch in Los Angeles and I wanted to share with y'all. You can't really see anything besides the shirt I'm wearing, but I liked the photo:
For those of you in LA, Perch is a really nice spot for brunch. I've only been there in the past in the evening to grab drinks with friends, but I was happy with their brunch setup. The view is refreshing.
Thanks guys!
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All depends on the setting.
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32 is average
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I would've gone with a straight fold as well for that "crisp" look in a formal setting, but not a big deal.
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Very true. I do prefer a pocket square that looks like its been messed up a bit though
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Just wondering what type of wallets yall rocking with? Designer?
had a gucci wallet for about 2 years...then it started to fall apart
now i have a small Saddleback bifold wallet in chestnut
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I mean, it was a Senior Ball...so for an occasion such as that, I would opt for a straight fold on the pocket square.
Visited Uniqlo today and came away with a light blue cordlane blazer...also wanted the blue linen blazer...might buy during another visit.
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Just wondering what type of wallets yall rocking with? Designer?
had a gucci wallet for about 2 years...then it started to fall apart
now i have a small Saddleback bifold wallet in chestnut
Damn, 2 years on a Gucci? That ain't right.
My Guess wallet is going on 8 years
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Yeah. A while back I read the average American male is 5'10" with 32 inch waist. Not sure how old or reliable the study is though.
Also, many thanks to those who voted! Looks like I won.
http://www.styleforum.net/t/344350/epaulet-before-after-contest-2013-official-poll#post_6293394
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The guy "MD King" was probally from my home state of Maryland (MD) and feels the need to tell folks outside of Maryland that he is the king of the great state of Maryland... jp
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The guy "MD King" was probally from my home state of Maryland (MD) and feels the need to tell folks outside of Maryland that he is the king of the great state of Maryland... jpCame across a license plate in front of UCI medical center that read "MD KING."
Mortifying
nice avy btw.
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Now that I think about it, how is that true when the Avg American is supposedly obese?
