Fashion Some really on point fashion videos for the new era....
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I hate it.
To me, it looks sloppy, makes your feet look small and hides your physique.
It feels like a trend for fat people.
And don’t get me started on the boxy shirts with crew necks.
I can’t wait for it to go away.
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This is what I used to dress like back when I first started experimenting with baggy style 2 years ago. Lately I’ve been experimenting with going even baggier. By wearing t shirts in size XXL and baggy jeans with an even wider leg opening. I’ve seen what results I get when I field test it this weekend.
Post girls you get. I want to see something
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Yeah I hear you... I hated it and trolled it too for a whole year... But it works...
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I finally bought baggy jeans + one of those feather-padded parka
Instant results, got compliments from everyone, I get more approach invitations, it just works
Thanks Skills, great info
Instant results, got compliments from everyone, I get more approach invitations, it just works
Thanks Skills, great info
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All demos but more gen z
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how many inches are you wearing? I have between 7 and 8.5" laid flat. I usually like wearing 8" for denim. the extra baggy trendy stuff I see around is probably bigger. the trend is definitely not just college age either... lots of older women are wearing extremely baggy style too.
for men though, going really trendy is almost counter-culture... can look kind of childish unless you're in a hip environment or at young venues or college town. it definitely has not crossed over to regular adult menswear, unlike women's. for example casual friday at an office it is not "mainstream" unlike for women of all ages.... you would get weird looks.
it's interesting to think about, because assimilating with the young folk and their trends is like being the best dressed in their tribe... vs. the appeal of the older high status guy is almost alpha vs. sigma like @DonGately style wearing suits. I think he would be the more attractive archetype if you met a lone wolf (I think he is NYC, not dealing with isolated college social environment)... it would just stick out like a sore thumb at an 18+ college bar.
POB posted a poll thread
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38 years old so more of a millennial.
But I lived through this trend already in the 90’s so it’s boring for me.
Xer here. Yes. This for the kids. I retried this style from 2019-2024 as it was counter cyclical and then up and coming where I live (Chinatown) it’s how I dresssed as a kid. But I am going back to a balanced silhouette with a lean towards more fitting.
- skinnier jeans for the bottom silhouette. - dressing it up a lot more with a jacket , vintage button downs, and cap toe oxfords (3-4x a week) for fun
- highly specific low-run silk screen tees from Instagram artists
I am keeping 3 pairs of baggier pants but the parapa the rapper thing isn’t cute anymore since it’s become mid cycle and the gray in my beard is more pronounced than it was two years ago.
- skinnier jeans for the bottom silhouette. - dressing it up a lot more with a jacket , vintage button downs, and cap toe oxfords (3-4x a week) for fun
- highly specific low-run silk screen tees from Instagram artists
I am keeping 3 pairs of baggier pants but the parapa the rapper thing isn’t cute anymore since it’s become mid cycle and the gray in my beard is more pronounced than it was two years ago.
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Great color. What belts do you wear with it.12
this is the one I got
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Diesel belt
