BarneyFife
Diamond Member
Macy's, Nordstroms and if you got more $$$ you go to Nieman Marcus.
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LegendKiller
Lifer
I wouldn't wear it out, but as daily wear it is fine.
L
Lola
Thank you for the photos again. May I be honest? I know the whole "shaggy" hair thing is in, and yours is not too bad, but I would suggest trimming it a bit. (ok, more than a bit)
You look fine in the second photo and the suit looks good on you. The first you, you look like a 20something in casual clothes. Do you want to change your "everyday" look too?
Mo0o
Lifer
The jacket seems a bit long and the tie knot is too small but i agree that #1 pic looks pretty normal to me. Looks exactly like what anybody my age would wear on a daily basis. If your personality is really laid back, theres no need to dress like your 40, it'll just look/feel really weird
You look pretty thin and tall...its going to be hard to find clothes that fit properly. Try Banana Republic. Brooks Brothers is nice...but a little too boring for me. It might be good if your in your mid 30s or something. Express is also nice, but their clothes wear out too quickly. Also just try the major department stores. Its all about fit and color coordination.
BarneyFife
Diamond Member
I don't care what anyone says but I'm a clothing conseiur and you get what you pay for. I don't care how color coordinated you are and how hard you try, you can spot the difference between Express and Nieman Marcus a mile away. Most people can't though so it depends the type of people you encounter and if you care.
imported_Imp
Diamond Member
They don't come from the same sweatshop... If they did, it wouldn't be that profitable😉.
I didn't read all the replies. My opinion:
1) Cut your hair.
2) Pull up your pants.
3) Get rid of the t-shirt(s) and just get yourself some decent shirts.
I hate Nieman Marcus, but to each their own. Nordstrom, Macy's, Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers and maybe even Express all has decent offerings, especially when on sale.
In my opinion, you can class it up slightly just by doing the following:
1) Get a nice pair of jeans. Something with some style and a good shape to it. Get rid of the baggy jeans.
2) Get a nice pair of shoes that goes with jeans. Forget tennis shoes.
3) Get a nice belt.
4) Get a few nice button up shirts.
5) Tuck it in.
6) Throw on a jacket, maybe.
7) Most importantly, look confident and be comfortable.
That's about all you need for most places. This is just about my standard setup for restaurants, clubs, etc. unless it's a more formal place.
That's just my opinion of course.
1) Cut your hair.
2) Pull up your pants.
3) Get rid of the t-shirt(s) and just get yourself some decent shirts.
I hate Nieman Marcus, but to each their own. Nordstrom, Macy's, Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers and maybe even Express all has decent offerings, especially when on sale.
In my opinion, you can class it up slightly just by doing the following:
1) Get a nice pair of jeans. Something with some style and a good shape to it. Get rid of the baggy jeans.
2) Get a nice pair of shoes that goes with jeans. Forget tennis shoes.
3) Get a nice belt.
4) Get a few nice button up shirts.
5) Tuck it in.
6) Throw on a jacket, maybe.
7) Most importantly, look confident and be comfortable.
That's about all you need for most places. This is just about my standard setup for restaurants, clubs, etc. unless it's a more formal place.
That's just my opinion of course.
L
Lola
most cannot.
I also believe you get what you pay for,but I can certainly not afford a closet fullof $400 slacks and $200 sweaters. Clothes should NEVER make the man.
The best thing to do is to get a few "staple" pieces in your wardrobe that are of good quality and cut. then build upon those with less expensive items.
Ehh...this is about the best place for such things. Neiman Marcus is also Bergdorf Goodman, if the OP is more familiar with that. But if he shops at those types of places he'll probably be talked down to a lot visiting these stores.
J.Crew is at a different level. Better than those two combined, and probably the better bet than A&F crap.
BarneyFife
Diamond Member
Because some people actually think Express is nice.
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