your style, your brands

I'm not gonna lie, if I had infinite money I would probably buy a lot of cool clothes to wear. since I don't and there are approx. 1 million things that require my money, I just buy functional long-lasting things in solid colors, usually

skinny jeans look silly on everyone

I want to know more about these color stories.

'color story' just puzzles because idk what it narrative about a color palette. i can understand that concept in terms of a runway show where there is a progression or whatever, i know it's just design jargon but

A color story is a palette of colors used in a line or for visual merchandising in retail stores. Designers use color stories to connect and idenify each piece with a certain season and line. Retail stores often use color stories for organization and visual appeal in their companys store. An example would be if a designers line was safari inspired the color story would be dark green, tan,brown and mustard. Those colors tell a story= safari!!

you pleasureless drone dayo, you sad little man

as far as "color story" goes = ok whatever, pick on my diction, how about a "color palette"

I never realized before that my hot dog was telling me about safaris

mustard safari

tight mustard safari

it's just a way of saying "palette" while also acknowledging that certain colors set up certain moods and say things about you

navy = i am sober and professional
pink = i am feminine (and like attention if its bright pink)

etc

I grew up shopping at forman mills, tj maxx and ross, maybe that has something to do with me being a pleasureless drone

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hot dogs are red dan

if you wore a red and yellow top with vertical stripes i bet at least one person you know would think about a hot dog or possibly a hot dog on a stick

elmo there is some stuff that looks good no matter how old you are, ie a clean black polo shirt, a pair of basic jeans, and converse

you still have to adjust for fit/proportion. i mean i know you said 'neither too slim nor to loose' or w/e but what constitutes 'too slim' is going to change over time a fair bit

its hard to universalize

actual hot dogs aren't really red, though...?

the google results are cracking me up though; two wiener dogs in bun costumes and a puppy in an actual bun

clothes that suit every age demographic are generally dubbed 'classics' and are usually available at every price point, and there is (should be) a place for some of them in every wardrobe imho. it just seems odd for me to consider, as an 30 year old, whether a shirt would look good on a teen AND an old fart. why? if you're a teen with a slammin' body, go ahead and rock that neon low-cut mini-dress, because you can get away with it! if you are an old fart, dress in wizard robes, because you've earned it!!

I put on my mustard safari wizard robe and mustard safari hat

i was trying to break down the idea of classics to an extent

if it seems odd to you that's fine, don't follow my good advice, tell a loose color story and wear a bathrobe to work and MAKE IT WORK

Who does a good wizard robe? Could I get something at Macy's or would I have to go to Rag and Bone or something.

tlg i am like the aesop of color fables

xp just get a slanket and embroider stars on it

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mmm hot dog safari

a clean black polo shirt, a pair of basic jeans, and converse

i dislike polo shirts and all-stars btw

Ditto. I prefer nautica and vans.

i actually dislike all-stars too i was just reaching for an example of a pair of generic shoes

yeah i want to tell more pretty out-there colour stories too

(i tried on a bunch of hot-pink and coral jeans a couple of weeks ago and tho the fit wasn't right, i am still wanting some hot-pink or coral jeans even tho i know they are almost out of style already agh i blinked and that colour story ended)

that's my story and i'm sticking to it

very disturbed by obviously frontally naked wizard dude

i actually dislike all-stars too i was just reaching for an example of a pair of generic shoes

― the late great, Wednesday, April 25, 2012 3:37 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

all-stars for all time imo

I agree that they look good on anyone toddlers to old farts but my mom has, upon seeing me wearing mine, asked me on more than one occasion when I'm going to start wearing adult shoes. She was a buyer in a former life and has pretty old school ideas on what's proper and classic etc.

Converse was my first shoe brand that I can remember having. I was always busting my mom about wanting some "hi tops" presumably because breakdancers wore them or something, idk. But we were in a Ben Franklin near my grandma's house in Wisconsin and my mom found some chucks on sale and I got them and I was super proud. My first "cool" thing, probably.

It was the summer before third grade and we had just moved and when we got back home to maryland I started at my new school and on the first day some kid was like "Chuuuccks suuuuuck!"

I wore them all the time as a kid. But then I realized I don't like uncomfortable shoes. Also need arch support.

i had a dream last night that my friend got a free pair of norse projects shorts and jacket too and gave them to me for free

:-(

btw why is that shit so expensive on eBay? i always see their baseball caps selling for like 99 bucks ...

uniqlo
jcrew
steven alan
apc
levis
nike
vans
new balance
woolrich
nautica (white tees)

also really like le tigre tennis shirts but they dont seem to make them anymore? always were a shit ton at century 21 shdve stocked up, iam wearing a tatered one rn which is why i thought of it

altogether the old school tennis shirt thats like a tee but w a lil button collar seems to be not produced at all anymore

a few vertical stripes across the chest maybe

my style is a bit academic-boho and a bit punk, so coldwater creek (r.i.p.) shawls or scarves with doc martens.

i guess i need to read through this

american apparel
gap
j crew
j press
new balance
north face

(like everyone else in boston/cambridge tbh)

warby parker too

ha, i am in boston/cambridge and that's otm xp

i don't really "identify" with these brands but whenever i buy new clothes (maybe once a year) i do gravitate towards these, also i am a simpleton:

birkenstock
gap
old navy
various lower-end outdoor brands (columbia, ems, rei)

i also buy some heavy flannel and chamois shirts from sam's outdoor outfitters in brattleboro every couple of years. mostly woolrich or kilimanjaro

love a good chamois

my style is basically charcoal chinos, a t-shirt, flannel or hoodie in colder weather, and my birks. chambray shirts to work.

yea chamois shirts are awesome xp

which birkenstocks u wear