/fa/ - Fashion

Timeless.. timeless style is what its called anon.

Good work

Business casual

>>15769757

I think so too. I really wish people still dressed like this! I felt good in it

This was my outfit

>>15769758

Thanks, anon

I always thought business casual was solely a shirt and tie. Still new to fashion

>>15769764
looks much better than your description led me to believe. nicely done

Essentially trad. Wouldn't know it from /tip/, because /tip/ is horrible, but this is simply trad. British and American trad vary slightly but the basic elements are the same.
inb4 GG, it's a good place to start for basic info
https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/trad-style-primer/

>>15769764
Looks really good anon

>>15769748
yeah its called watching shemale porn, hating your wife and your job but having money while being a bitter know it all asshole style. of course you got hit on by a few girls because you look like you own a business in that outfit. if it works for you go for it though

Ever watched Buffy? Rupert Giles core

I FUCKING HATE THESE THREADS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Historic British gentleman style? Basically it's the stuff that the better class would have worn, especially the tweed coats for all their outdoor shooting, while the rest of it is peak formal/businesswear.

>>15771530

That was a wild post from beginning to end

>>15771039

Thank you, King!

>>15771550

Based

>>15771592

Based, seethe harder

>>15771722

Based and Anglopilled

>>15769748
if you work in construction, why are you wearing this? you are literally larping and most girls and people are going to be put off by it when you tell them. not different from /tip/ fags who never even went to a private NE school or ivy.

>>15772092

>you're larping

As what? A well dressed gentleman at a wedding? Should I have worn my welding hood and ripped jeans?

>>15772166
As, like you said yourself, a British historian, or a basic /tip/ librarian/academic/professor. nothing about your life actually reflects that. You could have gone for more rugged formal wear to actually match who you are. Derbies / dress boots instead of brown dress boots. Or honestly just go with a typical well fitted suit which is pretty ubiquitous and has little connotations besides being what any man wears for formal events. As you said yourself, you will stand out because the other guys there were in ill fitting suits like most guys are, and in this case you wouldn't be larping either. pic unrelated

>>15772197
>nothing about your life actually reflects that
>t. his job defines him
The Bergs and Steins really did a number on you
OP if you dress that way in your time off it looks great and garners more respect than whatever this faggot is jawing about. Your work is irrelevant. As it turns out you can do manual labor and enjoy reading and classical music in your free time.

>called?
Out-grown. Confident men were comfortable clothes.

>>15771722
The lifestyle of british aristocrats is fascinating. Is there any good resource (book/blog/documentary/ig) to see more of it?

>>15772897

>>15772897
There might be some buried in one of these. Probably not about modern aristocracy but traditional and historical going up to the mid/late 20th century
https://pastebin.com/7SiLd7mC

>>15772248
You will always be second-fiddle to people who actually work in what they love doing. Sure you can be a typical wagie that does a job like construction and goes home and has hobbies of reading or listening to classical music, but you will not compare to the effayness of an actual historian or professor who does both in his professional and personal life. the latter person intrinsically has more character than a mere hobbyist.

>>15773876
Good goy, you are nothing more than what you do for a living.
>effayness
>intrinsically has more character
define these so I can chuckle

>>15773876
>people who actually work in what they love doing
god that sounds awful, why would i want to monetize my passions? i’ll happily fuck off at 5pm every weekday to go do what i want, funded by doing mindless bullshit all day.

>>15773876
>>15775202
>>15775249
This is probably 90% of people. They get a typical job in an office or corporation they find bearable though they don't have any interest in it. Yes, the person who works a job they love doesn't even consider their job work at all, but most people can't find their true jobs in life. It's just life I guess, most people are mediocore and don't amount to anything really, including myself.

>>15772248

I went to school for History if that matters to the fashion rabbi

>>15773876

I didn't go into academia because I would've been around incompetent people such as yourself

Now I make 60 an hour to build mechanical rooms

It's called "country clothing" and comes from the more casual and harder wearing garments used for hunting, riding, and generally living in the rural English countryside.

>>15776540
relevant: Connery as Bond in an English hacking jacket.

>>15769748
It's called wearing a jacket that's too small

I'm attempting to dress like this. Got some tip vibes going on lol.

>>15769748
"Dean Venture"

>>15769764
Actually pretty solid, and the jacket, shirt, and sweater all look like they fit you well. I would have tied a smaller knot on the tie (probably a half-windsor tied tightly so that you still get a triangle shape) and worn nicer shoes (color is fine, but they look like work boots). The pants you have work, but ideally they'd be a bit higher wasted, wouldn't have so many breaks at the ankle, and be slightly less tapered. A tailor can take care of the length by hemming them slightly higher, but I'd also consider just investing a a decent pair of wool trousers.

Really those are small criticisms and you're doing really well anon. Just offering some areas to look at if you care to; you're already doing better than 90%+ of people though so it is up to you.

>>15769748
rooty-tooty british-snooty

>>15777296
>that buckling in the sleeves
Is this lad anorexic?

>>15772092
>literally
>larping
underages need to be gassed out of this website