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For the past 15 years, men's fashion has been strongly influenced by the slim styles of Thom Browne and the TV show Mad Men. It's time for it to swing back to a more comfortable, baggy look.
Some traits of it, compared to American:
* Minimal to no logos or branding
* No graphic tees / shirts with witty quotes / etc.
* Slimmer fit clothes; not too baggy
* Not too many flamboyant colors (a lot of subtle colors: i.e. white, navy, black, charcoal, etc)
OK. Well, that is how most people who live in NYC dress.
What is American style? It is different in LA to NY to FL ...
Which European style? I am sure the style in Spain is very different than in Poland.
Euro men - take care of themselves a bit more. More metrosexual without being Gay, Wear black.
Longer hair, never in a military cut.
American Style - men or women - sports clothes - Jerseys, in the most inappropriate of places.
Sweats, cowboy boots, shorter hair. In a military cut. From the time they are three.
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American Style - men or women - sports clothes - Jerseys, in the most inappropriate of places.
Sweats, cowboy boots, shorter hair. In a military cut. From the time they are three.
That look might be okay on a thin person, but I really don't think it would be flattering on someone with a few extra pounds. People like baggy longer tops for a reason, to hide the imperfections.
That look might be okay on a thin person, but I really don't think it would be flattering on someone with a few extra pounds. People like baggy longer tops for a reason, to hide the imperfections.
Actually, the woman in the photo was wearing a long baggy sweater. She just had part of it tucked in. And she was wearing mom jeans, lol.
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