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I have one polo shirt that I bought from the Buckle a few years ago, it's form fitting and my only nice shirt. That being said, I hate polos, button ups...etc. I do have to have something to wear however on those weeks I decide to finally go to church. LOL.

I'm strictly a t-shirt, sweatpants or jeans guy. I do everything dressed that way. Fuck yo standards!!! Don't like the way I dress? I don't care.


I'd be down for one of those athletic rompers with the hood just to fuck with my wife and people in the gym. hahaha

But you mostly wear little tiny bikinis, right? I've seen the photos.

That's fucking Marc Jacobs, too. What the fuck is going on in that photo? Photoshopped? I think he has actually sort of gone insane over the past decade though, iirc.

Invisible Man wrote:But you mostly wear little tiny bikinis, right? I've seen the photos.

That's only for special occasions.

I use polo shirts as part of the summer work attire. #Law

Come at me.

Disclaimer: I'm scared of horses and think polo shirts, shirts and pants and all those garments I wear to work are absolutely fugly.

popvulture wrote:I like Fred Perry shirts, and Lacoste can be fine too. As other people have said, the former is pretty much a staple/classic. Lacoste can get a little too blueblood.

But yep. Like most garments, I think they look pretty sharp in black. Never wear a pink one. Never, ever pop the collar. Hork.

Lacoste has been recuperated by the chavs here. White sweatpants + NIke air max + lacoste Polo, and you're ready for French rap.

@ DD: The law always refers to the sword.

That outfit sounds as un-gangster as anything I've ever heard of.

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I hear they are adopting socks and slides because of this song though.

Invisible Man wrote:@ DD: The law always refers to the sword.

That outfit sounds as un-gangster as anything I've ever heard of.

DRolo. Belgian chavs are like that too?

Disarm D'arcy wrote:DRolo. Belgian chavs are like that too?

not sure, I now live in hobbit land, beyond the countryside
but when I go to town everybody seems to be curating this aesthetic these days:

slightly off topic DD, but the other day I read that tecktonik was still a thing in France ?

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Nah. It was for a few months a few years ago but it fell off pretty quick. At least I haven't seen someone do that downtown like I would back when it was trendy. But I live in Nantes, which is kinda the French Portland so... hipsters are hipsters.

so how do french hipsters look like these days? Michael Cera ?
hereabouts they seem to go for this: