/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.13411719]

How do I daily a suit without looking like a tryhard?

[Anonymous No.13411786]

By getting a job

[Anonymous No.13411789]

>>13411719
You have an occupation and lifestyle that warrants a suit every day.

[Anonymous No.13411797]

>>13411789
which there are very few...

[Anonymous No.13411836]

Don't wear a tie

Wear casual shoes with them - penny loafers for example. I don't like sneakers with suits, but some people do, so maybe that.

Wear a relatively loose-fitting suit. Not oversized, just a more casual fit than slim.

Maybe wear it with a tshirt or a polo rather than a dress shirt from time to time

[Anonymous No.13411854]

>>13411719
>have an occupation which requires a suit. This isn't hard if you're a productive member of society
>be at least mid-twenties, 20 at least
>don't make a big deal of it
>have at least three high quality, understated suits in rotation in subdued colours
>at least five good shirts
>at least two good pairs of shoes
>at least five ties

That's sort of the minimum, I imagine, without looking like a tryhard. Really it depends on context; if you don't meet these requirements, get at least one decent outfit and wear it to dinners, events and stuff, then progress into wearing them most of the time

[Anonymous No.13411872]

Become a lawyer, best excuse to wear a suit all day.

[Anonymous No.13411887]

>>13411719
Become a lawyer or some slightly high up administrative position, you fucking NEET. It's not hard, just have a job where people wear suits.

[Anonymous No.13411907]

>>13411872
yeah get like 700k in debt so you make 75k a year to be able to wear a suit.

[Anonymous No.13411910]

>>13411887
i don't even think most CEO's wear a suit and tie now.

[Anonymous No.13411913]

>>13411907
America is so dumb
>>13411910
Only the edgy "i want to be steve jobs" don't.

[Anonymous No.13411929]

>>13411910
no i do consulting for some of the biggest companies in the world, i've never seen a CEO walk in a full blown suit and tie.

[Anonymous No.13411932]

>>13411719
i think wall-street is the place you would find the most "suits" outside law.

[Anonymous No.13411940]

be attractive

[Anonymous No.13412044]

>>13411719
By having a job that requires a suit. Otherwise you'll look like a faggot

[Anonymous No.13412068]

>>13411929
The only thing you consult on is dip for tendies

[Anonymous No.13412560]

>>13411719
If your job doesn't require a suit, you'll most likely look like a try hard if you wear one.

Exceptions:

1. You work primarily solo (ie sales rep, quality control, advisor, etc.) and deal with clients. They'll always be impressed by a good suit. If you are a pair it works as long as your colleague also suits up.

2. If you're in a position of authority. (i.e. manager / executive / director) . In that case because you already command respect, people will respect the suit. Also people will assume it's a requirement of your job.

3. If you represent a high end brand (ie jeweler, fine clothier, luxury car) where you are selling an image. People will associate your brand with prestige and expect a representative to look the part.

[Anonymous No.13412945]

>>13411797
become self employed

[Anonymous No.13412980]

>>13411786
fpbp
Pretty much get a job that requires you to dress classy. Even some job uniforms are classy so you can stay in-suit the whole day.

[Anonymous No.13413309]

>>13412560

>>13411836

>>13411854

These.

Also, blazers and sportcoats with off colour wool trousers or dark wash jeans is a great look. Tie is optional and your shoe/boot game can really up the look

[Anonymous No.13413443]

>>13411719
Literally impossible

[Anonymous No.13413464]

>>13411854
So if I only own one suit I am not allowed to every wear it without looking like a tryhard?

[Anonymous No.13413525]

>>13413464

If you change your shoes, tie, and shirts every day and mix up patterns and textures, it may be a long time before anyone notices you are wearing the same suit

[Anonymous No.13413545]

>>13411913
>>13412068
Literally most CEOs don't nowadays. You guys sound like hicks who've never stepped foot in a city and only know things from movie or tvs

[Anonymous No.13413568]

>>13413545
They sure as shit wore them when they were working their way up though

[Anonymous No.13413571]

>>13413568
Yeah that I don't doubt. But the modern CEO who's made it, wears much more relaxed feeling clothing. Look at bezos, spiegel, the majority of Western CEOs. Asian CEOs and maybe euro ones still wear suits I believe. Don't mean to say nothing exists outside America just that it has more billionaires/CEOs so that's what I was going off of

[Anonymous No.13413613]

>>13413571
That's fair, you're definitely on the money there. Once you're that rich, it really doesn't matter how you dress anymore. Some of the really old school families might hang on to that, but that's certainly not the norm

[Anonymous No.13413832]

>>13411719
Only full on black core is acceptable

[Anonymous No.13413839]

You can't pull off the look in your pic unless you need to dress like that for your job OP.
You could make a casual blazer of rougher material work, with chinos and maybe even a really nice pair of jeans, if you've got a pretty out-there, creative image.
Take inspiration from Bob Dylan.

[Anonymous No.13413841]

>>13411940
this desu

[Anonymous No.13413910]

>>13411786
More specifically, by getting a job that warrants wearing a suit daily.

[Anonymous No.13414205]

>>13411719
Get a job that warrants wearing one. Or wear a casual blazer, but don't look like a complete piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.13414443]

>>13413464
>daily

[Anonymous No.13414456]

be this guy

[Anonymous No.13414788]

>>13413832
>>13414456
this, black core

[Anonymous No.13414845]

>>13411719
It's actually really simple but it takes time. Get a dozen suits for all seasons, half a dozen blazers/sportcoats at least, wear them with a shirt and tie until you kinda hate wearing a suit. Now you don't respect it anymore and feel comfortable in them instead; it's not a costume or dressing up, it's just your clothes.

At this point, you can start being an individual about it and adding your own touches while still dressing in the trad framework. It'll take a good long while, but you can't fake it.

[Anonymous No.13415123]

LED Tie

[Anonymous No.13415599]

>>13413571
>bezos
>spiegel

Tech billionaires really aren't the best metric to use when making generalizations across the whole business landscape.

[Anonymous No.13415624]

>>13411719
are cuffed suit pants in again?

[Anonymous No.13416001]

Have a high-end well-paying respectable job (lawyer, medfag, etc..).
There is nothing wrong with other professions, but wearing a suit to a average Joe McJob is pretty tryhard.

>t. medfag who only wears suits/bizcaz

[Anonymous No.13416058]

>>13415624
those are not cuffed

[Anonymous No.13416107]

>>13411719
Shit suit.

[Anonymous No.13416367]

>>13416107
t. soyo boi

[Anonymous No.13416406]

>>13413545
>Literally most CEOs don't nowadays
they do. only tech superstars don't

[Anonymous No.13416731]

>>13411910
Depends on the industry. Banking and finance, Law, Real Estate, definitely do. It seems the more "creative" the industry, the more casual and laid back they dress. Tech startups especially seem to revel in the "still living in the frathouse" mode, with t-shirts, hoodies, torn jeans, sneakers or sandals, being dominant. If you are going to make a suit your daily uniform, be like those dudes on the Mythbusters TV show. One always rocked black jeans and black t-shirt, the other guy had a beret, perfectly crisp, white shirt, khaki pants, and the beret. Pick a style and OWN the bitch, make it yours!

[Anonymous No.13417646]

>>13416107
Feel free to post something better

[Anonymous No.13418546]

>>13417646
this

[Anonymous No.13418550]

>>13411854
Today I learned: the vast majority of people working hard are not productive. That includes most doctors and scientists.

[Anonymous No.13418774]

Sup /fa/

Here's a pic of my beautiful head

I also use glasses from time to time.

Tell me outfits that will probably look cool and original without looking more of a faggot

Yes I usual have a babyboy mean face

Thanks

[Anonymous No.13418891]

get invited to weddings

[Anonymous No.13418922]

>>13413545
Go to any high end country club or just sit at a café in the downtown commercial area of the nearest major city (i.e. at least a population of 500k). Anyone successfully working in accounting/law/finance/consulting is wearing a high end suit. At least this accurately describes DC and surrounding suburbs, which, incidentally, is one of the wealthiest and most expensive areas in the US (and hence the world).

[Anonymous No.13418925]

>>13418774
rock that sleaze core man, you already got the mustache going

[Anonymous No.13418930]

>>13418774
The slav russian streetwear goes really well with shaved head. I shaved my head 2 months ago and all i did was wear sweat suits.

[Anonymous No.13419098]

>>13416058
yeah they are, look again

[Anonymous No.13419550]

>>13411854
>have an occupation which requires a suit.
Like bank teller, insurance monkey and the like? Fuck right off. They wear shit fits anyways.

[Anonymous No.13419554]

>>13413545
This. High up enough, you just don't give a fuck. You might wear a blazer out of tradition, but apart from that, it's fat sweaty men in polos.

[Anonymous No.13420232]

>>13411929
hey bruv what kind of consulting?

[Anonymous No.13420525]

>>13413839
Who would take inspiration from this poorly dressed, ugly, untalented and highly overrated jew ?
Kys

[Anonymous No.13421135]

>>13418922
Those aren't CEOs though. I expect all of those people you listed however to wear suits. My own father works as a consultant for a very large financial/fintech company here in new york but even he doesn't wear a suit to work and I don't see people at his job usually wear one either.

[Anonymous No.13422246]

>>13413832
I’m the cook

[Anonymous No.13423056]

>>13411719
Don’t live in a town

[Anonymous No.13423112]

>>13421135
Can clearly spot the people in this thread that know what they are talking about.

Most people who wear full suit+tie in a dapper fashion these days are seen as a bit 'extra'. The tie was mostly dropped in the recent decade after the GFC. There's sort of a sourness towards wearing a symbolic leash that the rise of tech giants has enabled society to embrace. I know walking around town looking fresh with a suit and tie may seem great, but these days people prefer to not look like corporate slaves.

Not saying suit+tie is 100% gone, just not as popular as it was.

[Anonymous No.13423781]

>>13422246
>>13413832
kek

[Anonymous No.13423785]

>>13413910
McDonalds should do

[Anonymous No.13424275]

>>13411719
The point of a fucking suit is to look like you’re trying god damn it

[Anonymous No.13425079]

>>13411719

You only look like a tryhard if you look bad in it. If it's a modern well fitted suit with nice accessories and you live in a urban area then you'll fit right in.

[Anonymous No.13425222]

>>13411836
Never EVER wear a tshirt with a blazer or a suit. It looks so bad that it pisses me off. I agree with everything else though

[Anonymous No.13425291]

>>13413832
black suit on black shirt is never acceptable stay away

[Anonymous No.13425325]

>>13425222
I don't really like it either, but just like sneakers, it's something that has become commonplace enough that nobody will think much of it.

[Anonymous No.13425399]

>>13416731
>MYTHBUSTERS REFERENCE
>FASHION ADVICE
LOL FAGGOTS GOOD WORK

WEAR A NICE SUIT EVERYDAY IF YOU WANT OP
JUST DONT DO IT IS THE SITUATION/CLIMATE MAKE IT TRYHARD

of course you can still do it, but make it nice and make it fucking fit

or its just stupid ill fitting trash

like this board

[Anonymous No.13425727]

>>13425222
it doesnt look that bad, chill out autismo

[Anonymous No.13426539]

>>13413309
They can be good with wool trousers but honestly blazer and jeans is a cancer combination.

[Anonymous No.13427751]

>>13411836
don't actually wear a loose fitting suit if you aren't american pls

[Anonymous No.13427843]

>>13425291
says who? get aids faggot

[Anonymous No.13428594]

>>13411797

No there's not.

[Anonymous No.13428611]

You wear it with confidence. Act like its a second skin and dont give it a thought that you wear a suit.

And of course. Dont wear a suit if you work construction, but wearing one as a technical consultant in IT is fine.

[Anonymous No.13428632]

>>13411719
rent out an office start a business and wear a suit all the time, make it mandatory for everyone to do so.

[Anonymous No.13429523]

>>13428632
This

Anything else poser

[Anonymous No.13430310]

>>13411907
>75k a year
wow you're fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.13430630]

>>13411719
Law, business or finance you'll be wearing a suit everyday.
Otherwise don't even try, you'll look like a LARPer

[Anonymous No.13430848]

Is it possible to find roomy loose fit dress clothes in the age of tight slim fits? Do I basically just have to buy the next size up?

[Anonymous No.13430932]

>>13430848
It'd be better to thrift them, thrift stores are full of suits from the 80s and 90s when they were much fuller cut.

[Anonymous No.13431011]

>>13430848
t. reviewbrah

[Anonymous No.13431024]

>>13411907
are you assuming all lawyers get to being $700k into debt and only make $75k a year because thats a large generalization familiar.

Avg Salary of a NYC Lawyer is $160k. There are so many factors you fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.13431034]

>>13430848
>in the age of tight slim fits

stop worrying about "trends". If you're looking for suits in Zara or H&M, youll find nothing but disgusting slim fit suits.

The best suit is the most conservative fitting one. Not too loose but not too tight either but fits like a glove. So pretty much a tailored suit.

[truman bethurum No.13431037]

>>13411719
Basically what >>13430630 said. Wearing a suit every day unless you're actually required to wear one for a job is try hard/corporate LARP territory. However, wearing a tailored blazer or sport coat on the weekends when going out for dinner or to a bar is perfectly acceptable and probably a thriftier way of achieving a similar aesthetic. Especially during autumn or a mild winter.

[Anonymous No.13431039]

>>13430848
you don't "size" up with suits

[Anonymous No.13431040]

[Anonymous No.13431041]

[Anonymous No.13431059]

>>13425222
T-shirt, blazer, and chinos or nice jeans is an understated and very nice look that's not going anywhere any time soon. Get used to it. For young people, it comes across much better in most contexts than an actual suit, which looks odd on people <30 unless they have an actual reason to be wearing it.

All the clothes have to fit well, though, and the blazer and pants cannot be too similar in color - if they match it'll look like a failed attempt at a suit instead of its own thing.

[Anonymous No.13431135]

>>13431024
160k in NYC is like 75k in most other parts of the country

[Anonymous No.13431154]

>>13431135
you're assuming all lawyers make an average of 75k outside of NYC which is wrong. each state is different.