Style 101 (for every apolytoner)

[Al B. Sure!]

kissing disease (you know who you are ):

actually now that i look at the picture again... you really aint chubby. your arms are fairly thin. your chin just makes your face look like it.

but nah i left alot of diversity in my break-down. i never mentioned anything specific about the kind of clothes to wear (only that they're not small and tight)... plain t-shirts? collared, buttoned up shirts? polo shirts? there's plenty of diversity.

[Al B. Sure!]

Timex:

nah i think they'd call the campus police and say that a scary thug is wandering around

"All i asked for was the damn time!"

[H Tower]

if your shirt got a logo or name on it that aint the name of some clothing designer or clothing company, don't wear it!

Ambercombie? thats just gay. didnt they put naked men in their catalogues? anyone who wears one of those shirts is making a fool out of himself.

Hey wait a second...
Are we supposed to only wear solid color shirts with no words on them?

[Japher]

Speers, you gots a weird sense of "style". Mono, your "style" is fine, it's the rest of you that needs work

[Starchild]

Albert, baby, honey. No. No to most of it. Definately no to the rat-stache. If that ever becomes popular, it's time to raze the country to the ground and start again.

I've got an inbuilt style sense. So does Boris. We assume MrFun has too. We're gay, good dress sense is as natural as breathing and left wing politics to us. Leave it to us. For the love of God, leave it to us.

[MikeH]

Re: Style 101 (for every apolytoner)

Originally posted by Albert Speer
now that i'm in college, for the first time i am seeing a large number of white people, especially those who aren't businessmen in downtown or urbanites... one thing is very notable and that is the dirty appearance of many white people.

If it's anything like here there's a tendency for middle class kids dress messily to rebel, but the poorer kids dress as well as they can so they don't look poor.

[Makeo]

Originally posted by Starchild
Definately no to the rat-stache. If that ever becomes popular, it's time to raze the country to the ground and start again.

Truth

[Japher]

What about Asher? I'd think his taste is really bad, just from what he has said.

I disagree with the hat thing. I like my hair a little long. I don't wear t-shirt. I like my pants a little baggy. I like side burns (though mine are awful). I don't shave often, but I hate stubble.

I really hate people who wear all black, all the time... That's is just odd... I don't mean I hate them, I just don't think it is a good style... I don't think goth means you have to wear all black...

People should look presentable though, and on that Speers is right. I have seen a lot of crackers dressing the part, when daddy is forking over thousands of dollar a month for them to spend at the thrift store. What is that?

When I was in college I looked like crap. Kind of like Adam Arkin on Northern Exposure.

[SlowwHand]

Albert Speer, fashion consultant and etiquette advisor.
Has a certain panache to it, doesn't it ?

[Combat Ingrid]

Originally posted by Japher
I really hate people who wear all black, all the time...

You have never met me but you still "really hate" me???

[Japher]

I don't mean I hate them, I just don't think it is a good style

Keep on reading.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Can we just remind ourselves that the creator of this thread, judging by the last photos he posted here, is desperately trying to become Ali G's sexually-ambiguous little brother?

[Combat Ingrid]

Originally posted by Japher

Keep on reading.

Nitpicker

I'm no goth, however. Basically, I'm just too lazy to try anything else than black and I also really like the color, so it's no problem for me. Some people around me seem to get frustrated by it, though

[Dinner]

Re: Style 101 (for every apolytoner)

Originally posted by Albert Speer
square off or fade your side-burns (please do NOT wear side-burns! they went out in the 70's!)

Eat a healthy d*ck, biznitch! I've had side burns since the mid-1990's and I like them. Plus I see other men wearing them all the time. As long as they're not long chops then side burns can be very stylish and contribute to a man's style.

[David Floyd]

The only straight guy on Poly I'll trust to give out fashion tips is Kaak.