That guy’s clothes fit him well but he doesn’t understand the basic rules. You don’t wear a white t-shirt under a black/navy sweater and fawn coloured trousers don’t go with a black/navy sweater either. When I wear fawn trousers/slacks/chinos I wear a white shirt alone or a sweater of a compatible colour such as mustard or light brown. These rules are actually set in stone and have been for a long time. Others are never wear brown shoes in a navy, grey or black suit. Never wear long sleeves or anything with a collar when you’re wearing shorts. Most of it is really just common sense if you have good taste.[/quote]
SM - maybe you could give me some advice on dressing properly - My cowboy boots are all black or brown - I have shiny black for church and not so shiny black for every day and riding my motorcycle. I also have a nice pair of tan- (or they could be fawn, I’m not sure how to tell the difference) I also have some older sort of beat up but comfortable pairs in darker brown - (not fawn) and black. My question Sir, is this - How would I match these boots with my jeans? I have a choice between blue jeans or black, some are faded, so should I pair these with the older boots? What about the tan boots? Is it OK to pair these with black jeans or blue jeans? I don’t own any tan or fawn jeans, I don’t think Levi or Wrangler makes them. Maybe I would be better off just wearing a pair of Chucks, what do you think? Thanks for your help Sir.
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Throw away your jeans. They’re German industrial factory worker garments. But yourself a few suits, some slacks and chinos, some casual shirts and so on. There are many benefits to having a good wardrobe. People treat you as an elite individual when you dress sharp. They call you sir. You get served quicker at the bar. You’ll attract more interest from women.
If you’re okay looking and have a good build and dress really well literally every woman between the age of 15 and 50 will notice you immediately and start flicking their hair or smiling at you whenever you come near. It’s actually pretty pathetic to be honest. The really good looking ones who stare you boldly in the eye and have no hang ups are worth going after. The eye is the window of the soul and looking a woman in the eye you can tell immediately if they’re confident and look as good out of their clothes as in. Never break eye contact first with one of these super dames. It’s a sign that you’re the lesser value prize. There truly is something spiritual about the eyes. Some people have this kind of glint of confidence and life force and intelligence and wit in their eyes. You can see it at a glance. They’re elite.
If you’re wearing boots and jeans you’ll be treated like a nobody. Sometimes that’s what you want of course. I’ve spent plenty of time in a neckbeard and a hoodie and I need to dress like that sometimes in order to feel invisible. Dress for the occasion.
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
When I was young and stupid I thought I’d find a woman I actually wanted to marry and live with at university. But when I met all these “smart” women I realised that they’re unicorns. The smartest woman I’ve known was my mother. Her IQ was around 140. My maternal grandmother’s IQ was around 160 apparently. You just do not find a stable, sexually attractive woman with high intelligence. They just do not exist. But now I’ve come to thank my lucky stars because it makes it so much easier to get their panties off.[/quote]
Besides the standard white tank-top, does anyone have any suggestions on what pair with some high-quality jeans shorts?
Thanks gents. [/quote]
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That’s a fine selection. Remarkable finish, and the simple complexity of the mesh blends quite well.
Other than the standard football jerseys, is there any other sports jersey couplings that are appropriate?
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Eh, probably, but why would you want anything else? You could always wear the white tank under it for a change. You know, wardrobe versatility and all.
Funny guy…Don’t tell them what you do for a living, where you live or anything like that. Gets too weird after the second or third date so then you move on to Frisco shuffle and exchange her for a new model. I’m going to try my luck at a couple of classy joints tomorrow night where all the rich city kids go to drink around Martin Place. You get secretaries and shop assistance there too but it’s easy to tell the classy dames.
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I highly recommend reading this aloud while doing an Edward G. Robinson impersonation.
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Almost forgot, blazers are fine with jeans as long as the blazer is textured or cotton. Basically a making it a more sportcoat and not a blazer. [/quote]
There aren’t any rules for jeans because a well dressed man would never wear jeans. Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers. James Dean helped popularise them. That’s part of the reason it’s ridiculous to wear jeans with any blazer or sportscoat. Just because some modern fashionistas say it don’t make it so. And you are correct about the European difference with shoe / suit pairings.
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You really are a funny dude. No man should wear jeans… But fucking cargo pants are a-ok. This shit is funnies with a capital f. So, Funnies, this shit is Funnies
Now this one will make me sound like a narcissist but it’s true: I am superior to most other men. I consider myself kind of a self made aristocrat. I’m smarter than other guys; more mentally tough; have more balls etc. I have better taste; more knowledge etc. I naturally dress better because basically I am better. Okay, yes and I’m a narcissist. But if you don’t like yourself and believe yourself to be superior then other people(especially women) will not see you as a high value man.
Ah, no I meant precisely what I wrote. “…then other people will not see you as a high value man.” Understand? If you don’t then they won’t. See? Easy isn’t it?
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Almost forgot, blazers are fine with jeans as long as the blazer is textured or cotton. Basically a making it a more sportcoat and not a blazer. [/quote]
There aren’t any rules for jeans because a well dressed man would never wear jeans. Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers. James Dean helped popularise them. That’s part of the reason it’s ridiculous to wear jeans with any blazer or sportscoat. Just because some modern fashionistas say it don’t make it so. And you are correct about the European difference with shoe / suit pairings.
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You really are a funny dude. No man should wear jeans… But fucking cargo pants are a-ok. This shit is funnies with a capital f. So, Funnies, this shit is Funnies[/quote]
Dude, I wear jeans a lot. I said a “well dressed man” doesn’t wear them. So on occasions where I wish to resemble a well dressed man I don’t wear jeans. I said above I dress like a bum often. I dress for the occasion.
…Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers…
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No, you are incorrect. Mr. Strauss and Mr. Davis had Americans, westerners mainly, wearing them starting in 1873.
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[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Almost forgot, blazers are fine with jeans as long as the blazer is textured or cotton. Basically a making it a more sportcoat and not a blazer. [/quote]
There aren’t any rules for jeans because a well dressed man would never wear jeans. Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers. James Dean helped popularise them. That’s part of the reason it’s ridiculous to wear jeans with any blazer or sportscoat. Just because some modern fashionistas say it don’t make it so. And you are correct about the European difference with shoe / suit pairings.
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You really are a funny dude. No man should wear jeans… But fucking cargo pants are a-ok. This shit is funnies with a capital f. So, Funnies, this shit is Funnies[/quote]
What kind of blazer should I wear with my camo cargo shorts?
I get the impression this Sex Machine fellow is just a character. Maybe that is the joke here and I’m not on the site enough to get it.
His knowledge drops are clearly from google queries, he’s asking for advice on how to pick up girls at McDonald’s, the smartest woman he’s know is his mother, his fashion sense is confined by tradition (yet cargo pants are acceptable), and to top it off, he has an avi of Giuilo Evola (which to be honest, kind of fits)…
[quote]Axel44 wrote:
“You just do not find a stable, sexually attractive woman with high intelligence. They just do not exist.”
Au contraire mon frere.
My woman is a 5’8" DDG redhead, and a Chemical Engineer.
Ok, you got me on the “stable” part but it sort of goes
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It really is true about all women being unbalanced to a degree. I think it’s to do with the way they think on an emotional level as opposed to the rational masculine mind. Women should never be allowed on jury duty because it’s been shown that they consistently make decisions on an emotional basis.
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Almost forgot, blazers are fine with jeans as long as the blazer is textured or cotton. Basically a making it a more sportcoat and not a blazer. [/quote]
There aren’t any rules for jeans because a well dressed man would never wear jeans. Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers. James Dean helped popularise them. That’s part of the reason it’s ridiculous to wear jeans with any blazer or sportscoat. Just because some modern fashionistas say it don’t make it so. And you are correct about the European difference with shoe / suit pairings.
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You really are a funny dude. No man should wear jeans… But fucking cargo pants are a-ok. This shit is funnies with a capital f. So, Funnies, this shit is Funnies[/quote]
What kind of blazer should I wear with my camo cargo shorts?[/quote]
[quote]AliveAgain36 wrote:
I get the impression this Sex Machine fellow is just a character. Maybe that is the joke here and I’m not on the site enough to get it.
His knowledge drops are clearly from google queries, he’s asking for advice on how to pick up girls at McDonald’s, the smartest woman he’s know is his mother, his fashion sense is confined by tradition (yet cargo pants are acceptable), and to top it off, he has an avi of Giuilo Evola (which to be honest, kind of fits)…
It’s a joke, right - ha ha. Right? [/quote]
Evola was a bigtime dandy and he was a mass of some of the same contradictions as myself. He was a traditionalist and conservative but lived it up with women, wine and sports cars. The first half of Revolt Against the Modern World is the most eloquent and succinct critique of modernity and appeal to traditionalism ever written. It’s one of the greatest works of the 20th Century; highly under-rated / little known. A masterpiece waiting to be discovered.
Another interesting guy from Italy at that time was Gabriele D’Annunzio; fighter ace, ladies’ man / sex addict, sports car / aircraft enthusiast and far-right, reactionary nationalist. Mussolini copied everything from D’Annunzio. He seized Fiume with Italian Arditi(shock troops / stormtroopers) and founded his own city state. He also screwed hundreds of Europe’s most beautiful women and spent his spare time engaging in all sorts of excess.
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
Almost forgot, blazers are fine with jeans as long as the blazer is textured or cotton. Basically a making it a more sportcoat and not a blazer. [/quote]
There aren’t any rules for jeans because a well dressed man would never wear jeans. Jeans are a recent invention from Germany. They were originally industrial working clothes for factory workers. It wasn’t until the late 1950’s in America that people started wearing them at all and that was only teenagers. James Dean helped popularise them. That’s part of the reason it’s ridiculous to wear jeans with any blazer or sportscoat. Just because some modern fashionistas say it don’t make it so. And you are correct about the European difference with shoe / suit pairings.
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You really are a funny dude. No man should wear jeans… But fucking cargo pants are a-ok. This shit is funnies with a capital f. So, Funnies, this shit is Funnies[/quote]
What kind of blazer should I wear with my camo cargo shorts?[/quote]
That guy’s clothes fit him well but he doesn’t understand the basic rules. You don’t wear a white t-shirt under a black/navy sweater and fawn coloured trousers don’t go with a black/navy sweater either. When I wear fawn trousers/slacks/chinos I wear a white shirt alone or a sweater of a compatible colour such as mustard or light brown. These rules are actually set in stone and have been for a long time. Others are never wear brown shoes in a navy, grey or black suit. Never wear long sleeves or anything with a collar when you’re wearing shorts. Most of it is really just common sense if you have good taste.[/quote]
SM - maybe you could give me some advice on dressing properly - My cowboy boots are all black or brown - I have shiny black for church and not so shiny black for every day and riding my motorcycle. I also have a nice pair of tan- (or they could be fawn, I’m not sure how to tell the difference) I also have some older sort of beat up but comfortable pairs in darker brown - (not fawn) and black. My question Sir, is this - How would I match these boots with my jeans? I have a choice between blue jeans or black, some are faded, so should I pair these with the older boots? What about the tan boots? Is it OK to pair these with black jeans or blue jeans? I don’t own any tan or fawn jeans, I don’t think Levi or Wrangler makes them. Maybe I would be better off just wearing a pair of Chucks, what do you think? Thanks for your help Sir.
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Yep.[/quote]
For you guys. Recent pic of my brother.
Some of this depends on what your hobbies are, and where you’re from.
