Tweet
as far as nulls waywt is concered
like i said before i feel there is too much going on, and not enough consideration into these elements in the outfit. What i mean is the pieces are quite strong but don't work together; it feels forced and a bit lost.
For me the denim shirt jacket is always a dangerous one, here it doesnt look to fit very well (too loose/sloppy almost and sleeves are too long) it is almost boarding on trashy, that maybe the idea behind the piece but i think in order to not look like a step to far, destroyed denim gay clubber you need to balance something like that out with far simpler subtle piece.
Denim and denim imo is a tricky one if you are to mix black and blue i would keep one color/ tone flat if the other is washed, here one seems to be washed the other seems to be creased/waxed treated in some way.
The shirt scarf wrap thing (the chest piece) adds more to an already cluttered look, i really dont feel it is necessary and on its own i would let it sit on a flat piece or tone not a washed denim shirt.
The fact the jeans are rolled up with what appears to be leggings underneath is a trend we are all seeing more and more, really you have to be sure about this before doing it. Here the jeans are far to wide and loose at the top compared to the tightness at ankle.
The shoes i don't see fitting with the rest of the outfit what so ever with the rest of it, i would go with something far closer to sneakers in this case, i don't really understand the reason for the choice in oxford lace ups.
Even things like the ripped tank appearing and the ring; some people consider these just to be add ons but i still feel these things can actually be very strong points in creating an outfit. They should not be put on just for the sake of it, just because its a nice piece doesn't mean it looks nice in every outfit.
When you look at the HOF in most cases its less is more and here its gone way beyond simplicity, too much and i feel when you get so much going on it looks try hard and trashy.
Look at what bia said "one strong peice and tones the rest of the outfit down", when you look at the strong dressers on here mike, merz, pnod, bia, croation they don't really overstep the mark. To really put so many elements together is very difficult the only person who really does have a talent for it is Les/still we all know he has the ability to make everything look good but he has the most flattering body shape.
All these may sound like a real attack but null asked me why i said it was too much before these are the reasons.
Null you chose interesting locations and do great photographs in waywt standards, this is the outfit i really didn't feel worked but iv seen others far more successful, so don't take it heart just my point of view others probably will disagree.
like i said before i feel there is too much going on, and not enough consideration into these elements in the outfit. What i mean is the pieces are quite strong but don't work together; it feels forced and a bit lost.
For me the denim shirt jacket is always a dangerous one, here it doesnt look to fit very well (too loose/sloppy almost and sleeves are too long) it is almost boarding on trashy, that maybe the idea behind the piece but i think in order to not look like a step to far, destroyed denim gay clubber you need to balance something like that out with far simpler subtle piece.
Denim and denim imo is a tricky one if you are to mix black and blue i would keep one color/ tone flat if the other is washed, here one seems to be washed the other seems to be creased/waxed treated in some way.
The shirt scarf wrap thing (the chest piece) adds more to an already cluttered look, i really dont feel it is necessary and on its own i would let it sit on a flat piece or tone not a washed denim shirt.
The fact the jeans are rolled up with what appears to be leggings underneath is a trend we are all seeing more and more, really you have to be sure about this before doing it. Here the jeans are far to wide and loose at the top compared to the tightness at ankle.
The shoes i don't see fitting with the rest of the outfit what so ever with the rest of it, i would go with something far closer to sneakers in this case, i don't really understand the reason for the choice in oxford lace ups.
Even things like the ripped tank appearing and the ring; some people consider these just to be add ons but i still feel these things can actually be very strong points in creating an outfit. They should not be put on just for the sake of it, just because its a nice piece doesn't mean it looks nice in every outfit.
When you look at the HOF in most cases its less is more and here its gone way beyond simplicity, too much and i feel when you get so much going on it looks try hard and trashy.
Look at what bia said "one strong peice and tones the rest of the outfit down", when you look at the strong dressers on here mike, merz, pnod, bia, croation they don't really overstep the mark. To really put so many elements together is very difficult the only person who really does have a talent for it is Les/still we all know he has the ability to make everything look good but he has the most flattering body shape.
All these may sound like a real attack but null asked me why i said it was too much before these are the reasons.
Null you chose interesting locations and do great photographs in waywt standards, this is the outfit i really didn't feel worked but iv seen others far more successful, so don't take it heart just my point of view others probably will disagree.
Comment