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8/19/2013 7:29:19 PM
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How has your clothing style changed as you got older?
When I was in elementary school and middle school, I used to wear baggy jeans, oversized tshirts, light colored clothing, and only white sneakers. In highschool I started wearing more tighter fit shirts, but still somewhat baggy jeans and white sneakers. Now I am 21, and I wear more tighter fit jeans (not skinny jeans), black sneakers (white if I am wearing shorts), and more darker colored shirts and collard shirts. I also recently started wearing V-necks, which I absolutely hated when I was younger.
How has your style changed, if at all?
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Edited by Chaz: 8/19/2013 8:49:22 PMIt changed for the better thank god. I used to be similar to OP except I wore freaking cargo trousers as well sometimes. Now I absolutely make sure all my clothing fits properly. I'm still assembling a solid wardrobe of basics as well as more niche items. I bought some well fitting t-shirts including my first v-neck which actually looks pretty sexy. I've got a bunch of collared jumpers so I'm ready for the colder months as well as a varsity jacket which I used to not really like but it's kind of grown on me. For trousers I only really like stuff that is at least slim fitting. Any more than that and I think they look ungainly. Suits are obviously an exception but slim can be good in that context as well. On my feet I either wear some white converse without toe-caps or some non-sneaker shoes like derbys or desert boots; I bought my first pair of those recently and they are sexy as hell. I really want some Common Projects sneakers because they are SO NICE but they are SO EXPENSIVE. Pro-tip for life: Get some understanding of fashion and style. Also work out so clothes look good on you. [spoiler]Raf Simons, Rick Owens, usually what I'm dressed in[/spoiler]
