Whats up SW, so I recently examined my closet and literally all I have are blue jeans, black and white tees, and some black hoodies. Now that I am starting to socialize more with other people and pursue women again I am wondering if my wardrobe could/needs an upgrade. It has never been of thought to me before but lately my female classmates/friends have been telling my that my style is so simple that I don't stand out. I feel that simplicity is key to good looks, whether it be a man or a woman. Less is more and sometimes bright colors while cheery and "pop" come off as being to loud. I am simple by nature and prefer the minimalist lifestyle but here are two photos of me:
^This is my preferred style, sticking to blacks/greys/and whites. No flashy logo, graphic tees, snapbacks, all that streetwear "swag" stuff that younger girls seem to like ie. 18-25 age range. And many dudes who are into streetwear gravitate to.
^Now this is me "swagged" out (I just use that word for lack of a better description) according to my friend Brig. She says this style looks better on me and will get more attention. I told her that while having a sense of style is important to a degree (gotta at least make an effort to look nice) I feel this get up makes me look like a thug wannabe. Being all flat brimmed and just the overall look feels off to me. I know its just a hat but I dunno what do you guys think? By the way I am 26 so maybe this look is better left to the young cats and older dudes like me should go for the more "corporate" look ie business casual and what not.
Any fashion tips you ladies can give to a dude who is not even remotely in touch with what looks good with the exception of the classic t shirt and jeans outfit which personally is my favorite. Better yet, what look do you prefer your men and or men you would consider talking to on more than a platonic level to be sporting? Your input is appreciated.
-Jeremiah





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lol. Frank Ocean and Chris Brown circa 2012 have good style also.


















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