4 ms·
It's all about how you approach the problem. Since I am average weight and height, I approach the problem of fashion from that perspective. Since you are not,
by tsally 17y ago
It's all about how you approach the problem. Since I am average weight and height, I approach the problem of fashion from that perspective. Since you are not, you need a different strategy.
Take Kevin Smith for example. Directed Clerks, played Silent Bob, etc. He's a big dude. In fact, he recently got kicked off of Southwestern Airlines for being too fat. Now, you'll never look at Kevin Smith and think he's fashionable. But you wont think he's a slob either. His strategy is to take care of his face, choose glasses that fit his body type, get a good haircut, wear black, and wear layers. Examples: http://www.esquire.com/cm/esquire/images/19-kevin-smith-WI-0509-lg-88986506.jpg http://www.esquire.com/cm/esquire/images/19-kevin-smith-WI-0..., http://www.exposay.com/celebrity-photos/kevin-smith-the-simpsons-movie-premiere-arrivals-0a0Uys.jpg http://www.exposay.com/celebrity-photos/kevin-smith-the-simp..., http://www.celebritywonder.com/picture/Kevin_Smith/KevinSmith_Granitz_12346124.jpg http://www.celebritywonder.com/picture/Kevin_Smith/KevinSmit.... Not fashionable per se, but the dude goes to movie premiers and gets interviewed by the press like that. You just have to figure out what works well for you.
- illumin8 17y agoSorry, but whoever told Kevin Smith to wear baggy shorts with sneakers and no socks to a red carpet function ought to be shot. I'll admit, his selection of glasses fits his face, but taking fashion advice from someone who's signature look is a backwards baseball cap, trenchcoat, and all black?