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Dressing well is like 95% about being in shape and buying clothes that fit well. The cheaper the clothes the better, generally.
by wubrr 2y ago
Dressing well is like 95% about being in shape and buying clothes that fit well. The cheaper the clothes the better, generally.
- baron816 2y ago> Dressing well is like 95% about being in shape Not at all. Check out https://x.com/dieworkwear https://x.com/dieworkwear. He talks extensively about this.
- testbjjl 2y agoI clicked the link, then clicked media, most if not all of the images were of people who were “in shape.” Heck, there were even pictures of people at the gym. Do I need to dig deeper?
- lwansbrough 2y agoHe does feature some big and tall men in some of his threads. This guy for example: https://www.tiktok.com/@thespencermcqueen https://www.tiktok.com/@thespencermcqueen
- ndriscoll 2y agoIt's all opinion I guess, but I'd say Jonnie Candito looks quite a bit better in a beer T-shirt and basketball shorts: https://youtube.com/watch?v=EIkpheNVsYQ https://youtube.com/watch?v=EIkpheNVsYQ
- Dalewyn 2y agoBeing in shape means having better posture. Having better posture means making better impressions. Making better impressions is the whole purpose of dressing nice. You don't have to be a macho with bulging biceps and a ripped six pack, but you can't be a fat couch potato made of blubber either.
- ks2048 2y agoYou clipped the second half of this quote, "and buying clothes that fit well". That does seem to be a big part of what dieworkwear guy talks about.
- wubrr 2y agoYou fell for the 'menswear' meme lol.
- lwansbrough 2y agoNot really. There is actually some art to putting together something that looks nice.
- nunez 2y agoBeing in shape is way less important than fit and style, though you can get away with looking blah much more easily if you're in shape.
- wubrr 2y agoA healthy, well-proportioned human form looks nice to most of us basically at a genetic level. The whole point of good fit is to further accentuate/bring out that form. Saying fit is way less important than shape makes no sense, they go completely hand-in-hand. And 'style' is completely subjective.