What makes you change the way you dress?

[Lyn]

If I see something that I really like on someone else that makes them look more attractive, I try to match it.

[Warudo Ecksu]

You should 100% dress to reflect your age, at the very least.

I'm 26, and I have more Disney shirts than probably any 5 year old, along with random video game shirts.

[richardd]

If I see something that I really like on someone else that makes them look more attractive, I try to match it.

hey. you


i like that underwear you have on.



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can i try it on just to see how it would look on me?

I'm 26, and I have more Disney shirts than probably any 5 year old, along with random video game shirts.

if you can pull it off, keep doin' it woman

[Lyn]

Boxers or briefs, baby?

[Ivaden]

if you can pull it off, keep doin' it woman

This helps too.

[richardd]

Boxers or briefs, baby?

boxer briefs

[Tyche]

I don't see how it's pretentious to realize that people who work at mcdonalds will not dress the same as someone who works for 6 figures even though they're the same age. Education level applies the same philosophy. A high school drop out isn't going to dress the same as someone with a masters degree. At the very least, the social setting they put themselves into will dictate that, and realistically, they will have completely different mindsets toward taking care of themselves. Age is quite obvious, I have no need to justify that.

[Kuya]

I have no idea why he even said it was pretentious. It's just a fact.

[Vuitton]

I dress based off what I believe are cool clothes that match my lifestyle, weight (skinny, so I don't wear anything baggy, only fitted), and salary. I also try to match the style of my peers and also social groups I want to associate myself with for whatever reason. In addition, I also have to dress business professional at work, so I tend to buy shirts and jackets I can wear with a pair of jeans as well as a pair of dress pants, which gives me a flexible wardrobe since I also go to university full-time and don't like going to class dressed up for work.

[Chun Liroy]

also depends on where you live.

i live in an area where 77 degrees is considered cold and we pull out our turtlenecks for it. so just because ill rock out a black wife beater/dickie jean shorts and some low tops doesnt mean i would be wearing that on a job interview or a 1st date at a steakhouse. its comfortable, its not manslutty, and you can walk/run/jog in it and be ok throughout all of em.

Tru dat man, hits 80 and bitches pull out the hoodies like its about to snow. I tend to wear anything i deem as fresh, something that gets noticed and that I like.

[Warudo Ecksu]

I don't see how it's pretentious to realize that people who work at mcdonalds will not dress the same as someone who works for 6 figures even though they're the same age.

My boyfriend is rich, & he wears dickies shorts and band tshirt/video game tshirts every single day. His dad is rich as balls and wears jeans and video game tshirts (used to work for Capcom). My bf's rich friends dress the same cuz honestly no one gives a fuck.

[*Shinzon*]

My boyfriend is rich, & he wears dickies shorts and band tshirt/video game tshirts every single day. His dad is rich as balls and wears jeans and video game tshirts (used to work for Capcom). My bf's rich friends dress the same cuz honestly no one gives a fuck.

When it doesn't matter sure. You wouldn't work on Wall Street wearing that, it's about taste and a person's situation. Personally whenever I'm out with friends and shit I'll wear whatever. Other times I'll wear a suit or a blazer because I like to dress that way too.

[Tyche]

West coast and east coast are polar opposites. You walk around a business district in NYC and you'll be slathered in 3-piece suits. In So. Cal, you'll see jeans and blazers.

[Tyche]

So, situation, education, salary, age, and location!

[Vuitton]

My boyfriend is rich, & he wears dickies shorts and band tshirt/video game tshirts every single day. His dad is rich as balls and wears jeans and video game tshirts (used to work for Capcom). My bf's rich friends dress the same cuz honestly no one gives a fuck.

Just goes to show that money does not equal taste or class. Nor does casual around the house clothing mean that they aren't capable of dressing up.

(Edited in the second sentence.)

[Kilhart]

My boyfriend is rich, & he wears dickies shorts and band tshirt/video game tshirts every single day. His dad is rich as balls and wears jeans and video game tshirts (used to work for Capcom). My bf's rich friends dress the same cuz honestly no one gives a fuck.

Clearly, you must do this in order to not be pretentious as a wealthy person.

[Warudo Ecksu]

Just goes to show that money does not equal taste or class.

Yes, they are obviously tasteless and classless because they don't want to spend thousands of dollars on designer outfits like the stereotypical wealthy American. Always good to judge people you don't know. lol

I'm sure it has a lot to do with location. People are pretty laid back in Nor Cal.

[Vuitton]

Yes, they are obviously tasteless and classless because they don't want to spend thousands of dollars on designer outfits like the stereotypical wealthy American. Always good to judge people you don't know. lol

I'm sure it has a lot to do with location. People are pretty laid back in Nor Cal.

You don't have to spend thousands of dollars on designer outfits to dress better than free swag t-shirts from gaming conventions and shorts. You should stop assuming that dressing nice means dressing excessively expensive.

I live on the west coast and have family in California. Yeah, it is a relaxed place when compared to the east coast, however, that does not mean everyone has bad taste (read: they're lazy) in clothing like your boyfriend and his father. I am not wealthy but I still dress nicer than free swag t-shirts from video game conventions.

There is more than the two extremes and dressing nice doesn't mean spending a lot of money.

[Kobus]

If a girl tells me she likes what I'm wearing, I wear that. If not, then I either wear what's clean or comfortable.

[Vuitton]

So, situation, education, salary, age, and location!

This sums it up fairly well.