Style (and fashion) can come with a learning curve. Did you try something that didn’t quite work as expected? Share your experience and how you fixed it so others can avoid the same pitfalls. This is a safe space. I think?
Hey gentlemen been a long time, the question is do you consider suspenders as a thing of past or is it still thriving, I own some quality suspenders and it attracts a lot of attention and compliments but then comes statements like a twenty and two year old should not wear this. What are your thoughts on this?
I don't have a butt, so sometimes a belt just helps pants slide down! I've been considering a move to suspenders but haven't, yet. Fit is king, so if your clothes fit better with them and you like the styling, go for it. Be unique
And where did you learn it? Maybe it’s that one piece of advice that completely changed how you approach your wardrobe or grooming. BONUS QUESTION: Have you applied this tip consistently / recently? How did it affect your confidence or how others perceive you? GO!
This is a long movie and it only goes up to the intermission of the stage play making only the first part. I still thought it worth seeing though. I dressed to reflect the period that the Wizard of Oz was set in. I know the corduroy jacket is too big, it was the one I wore to my doctor’s appointment a year and half ago when they sent me to hospital for my heart operation. It was not to big then.
Snagged a jacket that looks to have been inexpensively made but an easy summer wear since it's light. I noticed a flap of fabric at each underarm that has one stitch holding it. It doesn't appear to be a gusset so I'm baffled what it would be for. It's on both sides. Any ideas?