Suits
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KickassAmazon76 wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I have tried typing a reponse now and can't find the words. A man in a suit is hot, but so is one in jeans and a crew neck long sleeved shirt or soft button up... and yet, a pair of clean sweatpants and tshirt is also great...
I think I may be partial to jeans and a soft button up shirt. (Not too starchy, good for cuddles, but yet a step above super casual).
I myself am casual by nature, so someone who dresses up "just because" would probably feel over dressed around me.
long story short... Yes. lol
eta.. I was going to add the caveat that "clean" is imperative, and yet... I've always had a thing for construction / blue collar worker too... So maybe "clean" as in "not wearing last week's dinner" haha
I read this as "I like men" with only one real caveat, not neglecting grooming. :flowerforyou:2 -
Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
Biggest thing that's successful for me is being a half step off from the crowd, without regard to the event.
If it's work and very casual (lots of jeans and hoodies), I might wear a polo or fitted tee instead of a hoodie, or maybe my hoodie is better fit and material.
If it's a suit event, mine will be tailored where most guys will be their one poorly fit suit. I might have a pocket square, but tieless even if everyone else is in a tie. It's the little details - I'm not trying to show anybody up by obviously outdressing (like wearing a tux to a suit event, or a sports coat to a hoodie workplace), I'm just trying to present a bit more polished version of the accepted dress.
Getting noticed by women isn't about a genre of clothing - sure, they have their individual preferences, some really dig jeans and leather jackets, or whatever. I believe it's about being subtly noticable as different in a good way. Clean is usually good. Ironed is usually good. Fitted well is good. And each of those has their exceptions, but nobody is good at it until they understand the basic premise and had a lot of mileage in doing the basics right.4 -
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theeldestberry wrote: »KickassAmazon76 wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I have tried typing a reponse now and can't find the words. A man in a suit is hot, but so is one in jeans and a crew neck long sleeved shirt or soft button up... and yet, a pair of clean sweatpants and tshirt is also great...
I think I may be partial to jeans and a soft button up shirt. (Not too starchy, good for cuddles, but yet a step above super casual).
I myself am casual by nature, so someone who dresses up "just because" would probably feel over dressed around me.
long story short... Yes. lol
eta.. I was going to add the caveat that "clean" is imperative, and yet... I've always had a thing for construction / blue collar worker too... So maybe "clean" as in "not wearing last week's dinner" haha
I read this as "I like men" with only one real caveat, not neglecting grooming. :flowerforyou:
Haha pretty much. 😁1 -
theeldestberry wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
Biggest thing that's successful for me is being a half step off from the crowd, without regard to the event.
If it's work and very casual (lots of jeans and hoodies), I might wear a polo or fitted tee instead of a hoodie, or maybe my hoodie is better fit and material.
If it's a suit event, mine will be tailored where most guys will be their one poorly fit suit. I might have a pocket square, but tieless even if everyone else is in a tie. It's the little details - I'm not trying to show anybody up by obviously outdressing (like wearing a tux to a suit event, or a sports coat to a hoodie workplace), I'm just trying to present a bit more polished version of the accepted dress.
Getting noticed by women isn't about a genre of clothing - sure, they have their individual preferences, some really dig jeans and leather jackets, or whatever. I believe it's about being subtly noticable as different in a good way. Clean is usually good. Ironed is usually good. Fitted well is good. And each of those has their exceptions, but nobody is good at it until they understand the basic premise and had a lot of mileage in doing the basics right.
And while that is super awesome and I would totally notice and ogle from afar... I'd also shrink into a corner, because that kind of class wouldn't notice me... With my payless shoes, my Walmart jacket, and my amazon purse. 😊
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jst_dropping_in wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I'm a firm believer that men make the clothes, the clothes don't necessarily make the man.
However, one of my biggest pet peeves is when a man still dresses like a teenager.
Jeans, button up shirt, nice shoes ✓
Well tailored suit ✓
Jeans, white tee and work boots/clean sneakers ✓
What about tie dye?2 -
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jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I'm a firm believer that men make the clothes, the clothes don't necessarily make the man.
However, one of my biggest pet peeves is when a man still dresses like a teenager.
Jeans, button up shirt, nice shoes ✓
Well tailored suit ✓
Jeans, white tee and work boots/clean sneakers ✓
What about tie dye?
ETA
Tie Dye AND capes 😁
Yessss capes do be coming2 -
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jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I'm a firm believer that men make the clothes, the clothes don't necessarily make the man.
However, one of my biggest pet peeves is when a man still dresses like a teenager.
Jeans, button up shirt, nice shoes ✓
Well tailored suit ✓
Jeans, white tee and work boots/clean sneakers ✓
What about tie dye?
ETA
Tie Dye AND capes 😁
Yessss capes do be coming
Wait...did that tie dye start out as a plain white tee? 🤔 That could be a total deal breaker! Were you trying to mask the stains on it from last week's dinner? If so, WINNER!
…….yes?……..2 -
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jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »CaptainFantastic01 wrote: »jst_dropping_in wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
I'm a firm believer that men make the clothes, the clothes don't necessarily make the man.
However, one of my biggest pet peeves is when a man still dresses like a teenager.
Jeans, button up shirt, nice shoes ✓
Well tailored suit ✓
Jeans, white tee and work boots/clean sneakers ✓
What about tie dye?
ETA
Tie Dye AND capes 😁
Yessss capes do be coming
Wait...did that tie dye start out as a plain white tee? 🤔 That could be a total deal breaker! Were you trying to mask the stains on it from last week's dinner? If so, WINNER!
…….yes?……..
Bonus points for exaggerating and lack of full sentence structure bc proper punctuation is so over rated but for future reference please refrain from answering a question with another question 😋
All kidding aside, have a great weekend!
Thanks! You too!1 -
KickassAmazon76 wrote: »theeldestberry wrote: »Dees_Apples wrote: »Can we get a vote from the women on what mode of dress they prefer on a man? Casual jeans, t-shirt, and sneakers? Or more dressed up?
Biggest thing that's successful for me is being a half step off from the crowd, without regard to the event.
If it's work and very casual (lots of jeans and hoodies), I might wear a polo or fitted tee instead of a hoodie, or maybe my hoodie is better fit and material.
If it's a suit event, mine will be tailored where most guys will be their one poorly fit suit. I might have a pocket square, but tieless even if everyone else is in a tie. It's the little details - I'm not trying to show anybody up by obviously outdressing (like wearing a tux to a suit event, or a sports coat to a hoodie workplace), I'm just trying to present a bit more polished version of the accepted dress.
Getting noticed by women isn't about a genre of clothing - sure, they have their individual preferences, some really dig jeans and leather jackets, or whatever. I believe it's about being subtly noticable as different in a good way. Clean is usually good. Ironed is usually good. Fitted well is good. And each of those has their exceptions, but nobody is good at it until they understand the basic premise and had a lot of mileage in doing the basics right.
And while that is super awesome and I would totally notice and ogle from afar... I'd also shrink into a corner, because that kind of class wouldn't notice me... With my payless shoes, my Walmart jacket, and my amazon purse. 😊
I'll echo what @Dees_Apples said, it's not the place the clothing comes from, it's the fit. I notice *tons* of women regardless of clothing brand or where they shop. If your Amazon purse is cute or your Walmart jacket suits you well, I'm all about it. Most of my hoodies come from Amazon.1 -
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Dark olive plaid with burgundy and black in it. Charcoal tie, light blue step weave shirt. Lighting is disagreeable, but lazy. 🍑8 -
theeldestberry wrote: »
Dark olive plaid with burgundy and black in it. Charcoal tie, light blue step weave shirt. Lighting is disagreeable, but lazy. 🍑
New hands who dis1 -
Shakashakara wrote: »theeldestberry wrote: »
Dark olive plaid with burgundy and black in it. Charcoal tie, light blue step weave shirt. Lighting is disagreeable, but lazy. 🍑
New hands who dis
The was a lady here once a while ago that claimed all women have a thing for hands.
She was wrong frequently, but made people laugh.2 -
theeldestberry wrote: »Shakashakara wrote: »theeldestberry wrote: »
Dark olive plaid with burgundy and black in it. Charcoal tie, light blue step weave shirt. Lighting is disagreeable, but lazy. 🍑
New hands who dis
The was a lady here once a while ago that claimed all women have a thing for hands.
She was wrong frequently, but made people laugh.
Ah yes, I may remember that dummy0 -
Shakashakara wrote: »theeldestberry wrote: »Shakashakara wrote: »theeldestberry wrote: »
Dark olive plaid with burgundy and black in it. Charcoal tie, light blue step weave shirt. Lighting is disagreeable, but lazy. 🍑
New hands who dis
The was a lady here once a while ago that claimed all women have a thing for hands.
She was wrong frequently, but made people laugh.
Ah yes, I may remember that dummy
It helped that she was freaky. At least I think it helped. :ohwell:0 -
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Dayum, you gents are really looking sharp!
Love the suit pics.0 -
Work suit5 -
Just lookin' round for some birthday suits....2
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This is technically not a suit, its my "Teaching Jacket" and it has leather on the elbow.5 -
theworkoutreview wrote: »
This is technically not a suit, its my "Teaching Jacket" and it has leather on the elbow.
@theworkoutreview
Teacher, huh?
I am needing a little after hours help with the Pythagorean Theorem. Can you be here around...say....9:30 PM?
Please, and thank you!
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