Anonymous wrote:The weird joggers -- you know those with loose seat/thighs and tight ankles? Your legs look like mutton chops, your hips look round and feminine looking. Overall the joggers make your legs look short and stubby and the proportions are all wrong.

Kilt -- no man looks good in it. Why are we all lying and pretending that it is masculine? Yes, the men may be brawny and hairy and going commando, and they may have nice legs (at least those in movies) but this is a weird outfit.

Butt showing pants -- the clothes that some young men wear, where the pants are below their butt and they show their underwear. It only reminds me of the "great toilet paper shortage". It looks all of them are walking super uncomfortably because after taking a shit they did not have a tp to wipe themselves.

Butt-Crack showing pants -- mostly the fat plumber look. Each time they bend, their pants slides showing their hairy crack.

Other than that, men can dress in suits of any era and they look alright. Not much is expected of them. Wear clothes that fit you, clothes that are ironed, not ripped etc. Match shoes to your belt, if you can help it. Button up your shirt appropriately. Wear appropriate clothes for the event, occasion. Don't wear chains, necklaces, lots of rings etc. Don't show your underwear.

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Anonymous wrote:White t-shirt/undershirt showing under a button down shirt — all kinds of no
Anything too tight that accentuates a paunch
Khakis
Tennis shoes and white socks

This is weird/bad why?

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Have your pants hemmed so they break properly over your shoes.

I don’t know what can be done about sleeves that are too long when you have a large neck and girth- but it’s bad.

Don’t wear a button down collar with a suit.

Dress shoes should be polished and a current style.

If you are on the heavy side, avoid loafers- even if you’re not, oxfords are better.

Navy is always better than brown.

Plaid, Madras or Seersucker for short sleeve shirts- no solids. A t shirt ( only wear graphic tees if you have seen the band, drank at the bar, etc.)is usually better than a Hawaiian shirt, if Hawaiian, choose a reverse print Reyn Spooner pullover style.

I agree with much of your list, but the bold are fine, and can even be great trad style. Not to mention, loafers can be great with a suit. Maybe not penny loafers. Indeed, loafers are the shoe of choice for black tie.

As for sleeve length, they should be tailored. Shirts almost never fit properly without a little nip and tuck.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me question what I should be wearing on my feet on a random summer day.

Not me, I'm going with flip flops, accentuated with cargo shorts. I really don't care what people think.

Anonymous wrote:The weird joggers -- you know those with loose seat/thighs and tight ankles? Your legs look like mutton chops, your hips look round and feminine looking. Overall the joggers make your legs look short and stubby and the proportions are all wrong.

Kilt -- no man looks good in it. Why are we all lying and pretending that it is masculine? Yes, the men may be brawny and hairy and going commando, and they may have nice legs (at least those in movies) but this is a weird outfit.

Butt showing pants -- the clothes that some young men wear, where the pants are below their butt and they show their underwear. It only reminds me of the "great toilet paper shortage". It looks all of them are walking super uncomfortably because after taking a shit they did not have a tp to wipe themselves.

Butt-Crack showing pants -- mostly the fat plumber look. Each time they bend, their pants slides showing their hairy crack.

Other than that, men can dress in suits of any era and they look alright. Not much is expected of them. Wear clothes that fit you, clothes that are ironed, not ripped etc. Match shoes to your belt, if you can help it. Button up your shirt appropriately. Wear appropriate clothes for the event, occasion. Don't wear chains, necklaces, lots of rings etc. Don't show your underwear.

Anonymous wrote:Deck shoes, unless actually sailing and even then, no

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Have your pants hemmed so they break properly over your shoes.

I don’t know what can be done about sleeves that are too long when you have a large neck and girth- but it’s bad.

Don’t wear a button down collar with a suit.

Dress shoes should be polished and a current style.

If you are on the heavy side, avoid loafers- even if you’re not, oxfords are better.

Navy is always better than brown.

Plaid, Madras or Seersucker for short sleeve shirts- no solids. A t shirt ( only wear graphic tees if you have seen the band, drank at the bar, etc.)is usually better than a Hawaiian shirt, if Hawaiian, choose a reverse print Reyn Spooner pullover style.

Anonymous wrote:White t-shirt/undershirt showing under a button down shirt — all kinds of no
Anything too tight that accentuates a paunch
Khakis
Tennis shoes and white socks

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oversized suits. even if you are fat, no oversized suits.

Bah, I had a cancer, now in remission, and my suits are too big now. Not spending $500 for a new suit I might wear once a year.

What if you spent $100 on some tailoring?

Seriously tailoring never crossed my mind. Thank you for the suggestion. I have my black funeral suit and a light beige summer suit. Thank You!!

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oversized suits. even if you are fat, no oversized suits.

Bah, I had a cancer, now in remission, and my suits are too big now. Not spending $500 for a new suit I might wear once a year.

What if you spent $100 on some tailoring?

Seriously tailoring never crossed my mind. Thank you for the suggestion. I have my black funeral suit and a light beige summer suit. Thank You!!