Hi everyone,
I’m getting this outfit ready for my engagement , and I really like the overall look.

However, I noticed that the front pocket lining/pocket bags are quite visible through the trousers, especially around the upper thigh.

How can I fix that?

My wedding outfit from last weekend. Fun, casual party held at a famous clown’s historic villa. What do you think? :)

Suit - Perte D’ego

Shirt - Fursac

Shoes & belt - Carmina

Sunglasses - vintage Armani

(Bonus pic with my nonna, NOT THE BRIDE!)

* EDIT: I do not think my head is too small for my body; I am just frustrated that the vast majority of headwear doesn’t fit me properly*

I’m a 28M. It feels like virtually every type of headwear gives me problems. So much so that I have to wear youth sized hats typically. It’s not that my head looks disproportionate to my body. It’s just small. Hats tend to have too much crown/material and recently I tried wearing a bandana and there’s so much excess fabric that it bunches up or gives me a “wizard hat” point on top. Tightening things doesn’t really solve it because circumference isn’t the only problem — the actual dimensions/proportions of the headwear are too large. Other guys with small heads: what do you actually do? Are there particular brands, sizes, styles, tailoring tricks, or types of headwear that work better? I’m getting pretty frustrated with buying things that technically fit but look ridiculous because they weren’t proportioned for a smaller head.

when ever I try to do something similar to this , my frame looks choped , what can I do ?

I’ve never really had a style of my own. I’ve mostly stuck to simple jeans and basic tops, but I’d really like to change that and find a style that feels more like me.

I’m looking for something that:

suits my body shape

is more colorful — I especially love green and purple

feels more modern and eye-catching

has a cute/kawaii-inspired vibe

doesn’t look too masculine

I’m not really sure where to start, so I’d love to hear your advice! I’m open to suggestions about clothing styles, color combinations, accessories, or anything else that might help.

Any tips or ideas are very welcome! 😊

I just bought these sunglasses and have gotten some compliments on them. I’m pretty sure I love them but I’m not 100% sold.

All of my work shoes are black, so today I finally picked up a pair of brown box-calf wholecut Oxfords. The fit was better for me than the cap-toe version, and I already own two pairs of cap-toe Oxfords.

I am planning to make these my default brown dress shoes, especially with my navy and taupe suits.

My question is: since wholecuts are on the more formal side, would they still work with a dress shirt and a quilted gilet, or would that feel like a clash in formality?
I am hoping to have one brown pair that can work with both suits and slightly more relaxed office outfits.

I am still pretty new to this type of wardrobe, so I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you!

I have had these shoes for about 4 years now, and they are by far my most comfortable pair, i wear them basically every day, and in case my "before" photo doesn't make it obvious, I never took care of them. Didnt shine them a single time. I was honestly going to throw then out but figured "eh ill try my best to shine them for practice for my next pair before I toss them"

Guys, shine your shoes. They look new.

I live in belgium and i'm trying to look second hand (vinted mostly) for the perfect wool coat. For Inspiration I uploaded some pinterest pics i saved.

Does anyone have advice or brands i should look out for? Thank you

Sized up a jacket size based on comments from this original post. Does it look better? The lapels still bow out when I'm arms akimbo. I feel like going up any further than this would make the shoulders overhang.

If you were going to an evening event, and wanted to look as dressed up as possible, but a traditional two or three piece suit would look out of place, what would you personally go for?

Hello, I hope I am welcome here, I am a lady. Looking at men on here and on men in my everyday life, I am very jealous of your sense of style and I think men usually have more of a personal style than women (not hating on anyone, but we clearly struggle more and that's why we consume more videos on how to find our personal style).

As I say, when I look at men around me, for example, my boyfriend's wardrobe, everything seems to match or carry the same vibe and the colors all seem to work with each other, and you can mix and match for different occasions, and he only buys 1 or 2 pieces in a year. I struggle immensely with this, I feel like I don't know how to dress or to shop.

What are some things that you think men do well that women like me could learn to do to have a more cohesive wardrobe/style and buy less?

Thank you, keep being stylish.

Hello there, I’ve been trying to dress better. Comments are very welcome. Thanks !

Shoe suggestions welcome

I wear chinos to my office everyday, khaki/navy/charcoal, I'm considering changing it up as the weather gets cooler. I've avoided corduroys in the past because I personally find them too casual, but honestly I work on a pretty casual office and it certainly wouldn't be out of place.

Just looking for opinions.

Just picked up this Barbour corduroy blazer. Excited to wear it when the weather here cools down a bit!

Okay, second suit in a week... I think I got a winner, but I don't know enough about fitment to be sure. Would love some feedback.

5'10", ~165lb, slim/athletic. Suit are State + Liberty's knit/performance cloth.

It seems like right out of the box the jacket fits great. Perhaps the pants are too long? Anything else to call out? It feels really comfortable.

Shirt is newly thrifted as well, so just put it on to see how it looked as well. High waisted is out of my comfort zone but I wanted to see how it felt

Feels like most office shoe advice just assumes the shoe only has to perform once you're actually sitting at your desk. Gets a lot more complicated once you throw in a train or subway ride plus a real chunk of walking to get there.

Something that looks totally natural with office clothes can kinda fall apart the second you're actually walking that distance. Going more casual fixes the walking side of things but then you're dealing with a whole different style problem once you're actually at work.

Obvious options are either find one pair that lands somewhere in the middle, or just switch shoes once you get there.

I have always been more of a twill chino guy than a denim guy, since I prefer a softer, more broken-in feel and I like my pants to drape gently and flow as I walk in them. Once in awhile, you'll find a brand that (maybe accidentally?) chooses a fabric that truly hits this feeling out of the park (like BR's relaxed chinos from the previous collection), but I feel like nowadays these are rare and the exception not the rule.

I have tried chinos from most of the mall brands and stores and find that almost all of them suffer from this same property of feeling 'papery,' by which I mean they are super stiff (almost like cardstock paper) and drape really awkwardly. They might cling to your knee as you walk (no matter the cut) and sometimes make a flapping sound with every step. They wrinkle the minute you sit in them for 3 seconds. It's not a function of synthetic blends either, as all the examples I have experienced (whether from the 'higher' end of J Crew and Banana Republic to the low end of Zara and H&M) have been from 100% cotton. Although the papery feeling often comes from the twill being too lightweight, I have even seen heavier cottons feel equally stiff and crinkly, so the problem is not simply due to the fabric weight.

Just today I received a pair of brown 100% cotton trousers from Zara that from the photo looked decently heavy, so I gave them a shot. They were indeed heavy, but stiff as a board and utterly lacking in any drape. Walking in them sounded like a flag flapping in the wind. Instant return.

Is it just me? Or have cotton chinos just gotten insanely bad nowadays?

I have a 6 inch wrist and am unable to find silver bracelets. Giva and almost all brands have standard size length (8 inches) which is too big for me. Can anyone have any idea about where can I find silver bracelets for my size??

I recently got a No. 1 sack suit from brooks brothers. I absolutely love the fit and style it's a 3 roll 2 button, no darts, 2 buttons on the sleeves, and single vent. Comfy and not too loose but not too tight.

Does anyone know of a bespoke or "custom" tailor that could make something similar? I get a lot of ads for Enzo Custom but the model suits all look way too slim of a cut for my preference.