Jacket - Vintage lamb skin leather
Shirt - Mango man
Jeans - Uniqlo JWA
Belt - leather cowboy belt (thrifted)
Shoes - Escaro Chelsea boots
Watch - Longines BigEye

For me personally the Basic Bastard era trend came at a perfect time. I was in my late 20's to early 30's and settled into my corporate career. I wanted to be fashionable yet presentable in the office and outside the office. Basic Bastard was PERFECT. Slim chinos and OCBD was the base then expand from there with layers. If I wanted to step it up one day I come in with a slim fit suit that looks tailormade in contrast to the boomers in the office wearing a baggy illfiting suit from Jos A Bank. Then I changed my hairstyle to the side part combover(which I STILL have to this day)

It was awesome because the trend perfectly fit the the season of life I was in. I dressed more like an adult AND it was fashionable and hip. The same outfit I'd wear in the office I could wear at a Christmas party, a date night with my girlfriend, or even on the streets of SOHO and be considered stylish. It was an awesome time because the style was so versatile.

Now if I go out somewhere with a basic bastard chinos and OCBD my friends would ask "did you just leave the office?" To be hip and stylish today the outfit looks like something way out in left field that if you wore in an office people would question your outfit. If you wore that in a non fashion forward city people would wonder "what is up with this guy?" What you wear in the office, on a date night out, or on the streets of SOHO are all now different outfits.

I like the comfort of todays trends but I often fondly reminisce about 2010's mens fashion.

As the title states, I’d like some opinions on whether the shirt should be tucked in or untucked, and whether or not the loafers work with the outfit

38 y/o, this is a work / daily outfit. Im a dietitian on my country (not the US). What would you add/remove to improve this outfit?

I could always justify the spend at Todd Snyder because their materials were high quality. Lots of 100% cotton/wool/etc....

But for the past 12-18 months, their prices haven't budged, and their materials are often crap.

For example, I was just checking out this Italian Fleece 1/4 zip. Materials are

• 60% Polyester, 20% Virgin Wool, 20% Viscose

Price: $300!

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

It’s 4°C (39°F) today. I was walking home through the park, took this photo, and wanted to get some honest feedback on my outfit.

This is my first post here and my English isn't perfect, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on the style, colors, or fit. Appreciate your feedback!

Do you plan outfits ahead, have a mental rotation, or just grab whatever's clean? And has anyone ever tried cataloguing their whole wardrobe (spreadsheet, photos, an app)? If so, did you stick with it or give up, and why?

Just got a Barbour Hereford off of ebay after trying it out at a store. Super comfortable, fairly warm, and I'm loving the sillhouette it gives me. Last pic is my usual fall jacket, been wearing it for the past year. Advice welcome! Also looking for recommendations for casual (black) pants/jeans with interesting texture. It's been tough finding any that fit a small waist and larger thighs. Been looking at sashiko jeans and pleated work pants, but they seem hard to find.

Just got a basic cream t-shirt and some chinos I really like but I don't know how to finish off the outfit.

Also shoe recommendation? I'm going for some white sneaker but maybe could go with some Chelsea boots

Thoughts on the tie with jacket and cream shirt? Cashmere sport coat work with the texture of the pants?

Edit to add: Colors I know work, more thinking about texture here, and pattern of the tie.

Generally seems to fit pretty well (hope was for a somewhat Husbands vibe), however, would you think getting a little bit more waist suppression done at the tailor would help with the slight boxiness?

(€50 with 2 pairs of trousers off Vinted)

A few outfits I’ve worn over the past couple of weeks. What works and what doesn’t?

Need help determining if this works for cocktail attire, my wife doesn't think the gray pants and blazer are a great fit together.

Going out this weekend, supposed to be a bit chilly.

Haven’t worn this polo much but with the heat coming in today seemed appropriate. Really like the red with light pants. Last time I wore it with navy chinos and it looked off.

Green jacket Wallace and Barnes
Red jacket vintage Polo RL Harrington unlined
Jean jacket vintage wrangler
Brighton belt
Levis panatela corduroy pants
Navy socks Uniqlo
Bragano by Cole haan loafers

Hello!

I’m looking for advice on how to level up the basics. I wear mostly t-shirts/hoodies and jeans (lax dress code at the job), but I feel like I could do this better. I’m bad at this kind of stuff and was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. What can I do to level up the basics?

If it matters — I’m 5’9”, and weigh roughly 180. I used to weigh 235 so most of my clothes are bigger right now (since I’m still determining my maintence weight).

Could you give your honest opinion if this suit fits or what needs to be tailored? Thank you

Shirt:thrifted
Jeans:khushposh

Bought a nice shirt in size 16.5, considering exchanging it for size 16. Should I?

What is the consensus on this jacket? It’s a Large. Does it fit too loose and is it too bulky?

Edit - it is vegan leather.

Just a basic Hanes sweatshirt... Curious if it's stylishly oversized, or if I should go a size smaller

Thinking of these for a plain white sneaker. Anyone have experience wearing them?