This is a quick follow up to my last post re: the need for an interim wardrobe on my weightloss journey. I spent a lovely day today clothes (and fragrance) shopping with my wife, and picked up some cheap basics like tshirts and polos for my now-it-fits-but-that-will-change temporary casual wardrobe. Had a couple of firsts... - I bought my first cashmere sweater, pictured (an absolute steal at half rrp). - For the first time since I was a literal child (I'm now 52), I fit into clothes without an X in their sizing. Turns out that if your clothes fit you, they look good. Who knew?! :-) Next up, fitting into clothes without a L in their sizing. Onward! (But first... Biscuits!)

While we're mainly in a electronic and digital world now, I'm curious how you guys handle coins? ($2, $1, $0.25 etc. (or your countries coins)) Do you just have them in your pocket, small coin pouch? Looking forward to hearing everyone's thoughts and ideas.

Rustic Color Vibes .. We had a party 🎉 for new beginnings at my place of work

Thought I’d put on my old suit jacket, from when I was 56lb heavier. I look like a kid on my first day of Big School, wearing his dad’s jacket. 😄 Fit first, right? Even the T-shirt is swamping me. Perfect impetus to update my look. The work starts now!

I need some style advice. I'm a 52-year-old man looking to upgrade my casual wardrobe from jeans-and-tshirt-combos to something more elegant and timeless. Thing is, I'm midway through a weightloss journey. I've shed 56lb, and I've another 42lb to get to target (might aim for 44 to hit a cool 100, heh). So my clothes all currently swim on me, and anything I buy will SOON swim on me. I've watched a lot of RMRS vids on youtube, and the advice is all great, but it doesn't work for me at the moment. First stop, get your measurements from a tailor? They'll be out of date in a week (I hope). Next, take a stock of your current wardrobe? Literally 90% of it sits on me like a kaftan. Then buy things with a little more quality? I mean, sure, but I'm throwing the money away when I donate these now-oversize gems later in the year. So... any advice? Anyone out there who had a similar journey? I'm keen to get into this, but I feel stuck. I don't want to just revert to type and buy more of the same stuff just slightly smaller. I want to be more proactive and stylish. All comments and pointers welcome!