Who do you watch for advice on fashion? This is the only guy I found so far that seems to be decent.
Just watch Bullitt (or whatever), I refuse to even contemplate the life choices that would lead to a male human becoming a social media fashion adviser.
>>18777382you need to be beaten
>>18777388Why?
>>18777382B-Lash
>>18777382I'm old enough where I'm pretty set in my ways so I don't really watch anybody or read anything anymore. I'll be wearing the same bullshit for most of the rest of my life if I don't end up moving to a completely different climate.
>>18777382I don't know that ugly fucker but i'm hiding this thread, horrible mug.
>>18777396Possibly the most structurally daring of your ouevre.
>>18777427I disagree. Igor has shown countless time that he's antisemitic. He's just a basic /pol/ chud
>>18777382I watch videos on this stuff to see where other people are at, but it doesn't affect my own style. Every youtuber/tiktoker is trying to prove themselves as a good marketer for brand deals or their own brand. The ones marketing their own brand seem more honest than the ones giving advice as they have more to lose than sponsors. The worst I've seen are guys that seem to just buy clothes and can't tell you anything about them whether it's technical details or how the look makes them feel. They are staying within a rigid prescription of what is allowed and reinforce that with no original input while claiming they like fashion/clothes. "Menswear" is the biggest culprit of this. All their favorite guys from the past had far more eccentric style than they have now, yet no one is following them in being their own version of it.
