@peregrine, I like the look, but it's too dandy for me on most situations.
On the style forum, the word is costume-y. It's a personal decision as to whether you merely dress with style, dress fashionably, or become a character. Aside from the money aspect, there are costs to each approach.
With just plain style, all you need to do is understand the basics. Just wearing something that fits your body is jumping out ahead of most men. Throw in color and fabric coordination, sense of season, and knowing how to shop, you're getting to top.
Fashionable guys, the ones who know labels and designers, might not know style in a classic sense, but they are playing a different game. A modern look attracts a particular kind of girl. But maintaining that look requires money and continual effort.
Becoming a character may be cheaper and require less money and effort, but not every chick is gonna like your 60's mod style. But it does give you the tribe effect.
On the style forum, the word is costume-y. It's a personal decision as to whether you merely dress with style, dress fashionably, or become a character. Aside from the money aspect, there are costs to each approach.
With just plain style, all you need to do is understand the basics. Just wearing something that fits your body is jumping out ahead of most men. Throw in color and fabric coordination, sense of season, and knowing how to shop, you're getting to top.
Fashionable guys, the ones who know labels and designers, might not know style in a classic sense, but they are playing a different game. A modern look attracts a particular kind of girl. But maintaining that look requires money and continual effort.
Becoming a character may be cheaper and require less money and effort, but not every chick is gonna like your 60's mod style. But it does give you the tribe effect.