Style

[Linsejko]

How would you define your sense of style and Aethetics? Clothing, opposite sex, colours, speech, fung shuei, whatever kind of style that you have an opinion on that illustrates your sense of style.

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[EyeSeeCold]

Sensually comfortable

 

[Stoic Beverage]

Comfortable. Black and white together can be good, but aside from that no real preferences.

 

[Auburn]

- My wardrobe is almost exclusively navy, blacks & grays.
- Slim fit clothes - since I'm very skinny - though not skin-tight either
- Black slip-on shoes
- Semi-long wavy dark hair
- Rectangle glasses with dark/navy frames
- Casual/lazy body language, but attentive eyes

 

[Dimensional Transition]

-Black, grey, white
-Shirts, flannels, jackets
-Men's boots/Boat shoes/Vans
-Like Auburn, slim-fit, but not so fit you can see the shapes of your body
-Nicely combed hair
-Casual intellectual, 'miniature philosopher'-like speech.

Opposite sex: I like it when girls don't wear uggs. Skinny jeans are always alright. Nice music taste. Sensitive, attentive, understanding. For the rest... I don't care too much about her clothes, as long as she doesn't look like she cares less about her looks than the average man haha.

 

[Lobstrich]

I'm too lazy to type in what style I wear, and how I..... Speak?
It's casual I guess. And body language is major part of my communication.

 

[subdude]

When it comes to clothes, I'm sort of an attention whore. It's not that I mean to be an attention whore, but it's just that some of the clothes I like to wear are just not the sort of things one would wear if they want to blend in. To be sure, I dress like most of the guys around me most of the time, mostly because of societal expectations. Even if we accept that it's good to be oneself, often it's probably for the best to blend in. But I am pretty bold in what I'll wear.

Regardless of whether I'm wearing something edgy or something mundane, I like stylish clothes and put a lot more thought into what I wear than most guys. I easily spend more on clothes than my wife does. I don't think it's a necessarily a good thing that I am as concerned about clothes as I am, but I guess I just see it as sort of a hobby and something I find fun. I don't have much of an ego with how I look (although I do hope to look as good as I can in whatever I'm wearing), and I do sometimes fear that people will see me as vain when I'm just trying to have fun with what I choose to wear.

 

[DarkGreen]

comfy and baggy to the point where when i wore a dress my friend said, "you wore clothes that fit your frame!" but i'm not changing anytime soon because that would be uncomforable.