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fantanoice

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So, I'm going to presume that the majority of us live in cultures where you need to wear clothing so lets discuss it. :P

As for styles I like, I'm really interested in Korean fashion, particularly those found in K-pop. I just love the patterns and colours, they just look like so much fun. I prefer it over American because as of late, they've been mostly about wearing the least amount of clothes you can, not about wearing nice clothes.

This video (Reason To Become A Witch by NS Yoon-G) for instance, has a number of pretty outfits I like:

Obviously these people have stylists and stuff so you can never look completely like them, but you can always use it for ideas and stuff. For instance, I love the patterns on the outfit at 0:20 of that video, but obviously there are reasons why I couldn't wear it as is. The two main ones are a) the spikes, lol (though they look badass), and b) the stripes on the bottom half, mainly because I have short, chubby legs that wouldn't pull it off very well. However, I could probably use the top half, especially the stripes around her waist, mainly because my waist is the narrowest part of my body and directs eyes to the top half of me, which balances out my not-amazing lugz. It's all just visual composition, really. :P

So yeah.

Discuss~

PS: There's nothing wrong with males wanting to look nice, so don't be shy. :P
 
I am a bit to the formal side.
For me, being formal and tidy shows respect to the others.
Basically jeans and blouse are my types, and I don't like to wear dresses and skirts.
When I saw people wear dresses, I feel it is so beautiful. But I know I will be dumb when wearing it.
For skirts, no. I just feel not well when having them. I am not shy to show my legs. This. But it just feel weird when wearing them. I don't wear shorts too except when I am going to sleep.
 
I wear nothing but sweat pants and T-shirts and I consider it a form of deconstructionism.
I fully understand which colours do and don't go well together but choose to ignore them.
 
I usually wear woolly sweaters when it's cold. Otherwise I wear shirts. Also I usually wear jeans. When I go outside I wear a trenchcoat and mocasins.
 
Smg2daisy said:
I am a bit to the formal side.
For me, being formal and tidy shows respect to the others.
Basically jeans and blouse are my types, and I don't like to wear dresses and skirts.
When I saw people wear dresses, I feel it is so beautiful. But I know I will be dumb when wearing it.
For skirts, no. I just feel not well when having them. I am not shy to show my legs. This. But it just feel weird when wearing them. I don't wear shorts too except when I am going to sleep.
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I'm kinda similar. I don't remember the last time I wore a skirt and only wear a dress in super-formal occasions. I still think it is important to look neat and tidy, just to be respectful. The exception to this rule is when I go to Uni I honestly can't be bothered and usually just wear whatever I pull out of my drawer.

Though I do wear shorts in summer because it gets really hot here.
 
Tracksuit Pants. T-Shirt. Hoodie. Bam, my entire wardrobe. Black and Red only. No Items, Final Destination

All my bottoms are Black/Grey/Navy Tracksuit Pants.
My Shirts vary, Black/Grey/Red usually, I think I have blue and green shirts in there, only one of each though.
I have three hoodies to swap around with. Two are Black. The other is Red with Grey sleeves.

Dark colours and Red. That is my colour scheme and I am completely okay with it. I have shorts but I never wear them, even in unbearable heat, I will always default to pants. That is all.
 
Oh man, you sound like my brother who is a dang lecturer but still refuses to wear anything but trackpants despite what I tell him. :-\ I mean, they're great for doing exercise and lounging around, but they're so informal and the epitome of lazy dressing that you can't (or at least shouldn't) wear them on a date, work, or anything more formal than casually hangout at your mate's house.

Like, if you want plain coloured pants that aren't jeans then there are always dress pants which look a million times nicer and fit people's shapes so much better (provided you get the right size).
 
there are only two good things about winter, one being snow which we don't get in my city and the other being scaaaaaaarves

I love scarves so much

also hats, but everyone knows that already
 
Scaaaarveeeees < 3

I'm not really a hat person. I have no idea what kinds of hats look good on me, and I can never find a time to wear them.
 
usually I just wear any t-shirts I happen to own, blue jeans, and a hat

also I despise wearing shorts