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C'mon, show me some.
Same
>>11313148
Nice
>>11313116
I hope you don't go out dressed like that, m8
You look like a book salesman
>>11313211
I do.
Every
Fucking
Day
Vintage > Modern
>>11313142
That's pretty baller, Shame about his face.
>>11313215
OK, i'mm bite the bait.
good fitting clothes > bad fitting clothes
It's ok you like le ebin vintage XDDDddd but at least make it look good.
>>11313490
Are you implying they don't fit?
>>11313142
sherlock holmes core
>>11313116
You forgot your fedora
>>11313477
Are you calling me ugly? Lol
>>11313116
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>>11313128
Ill fitting jacket
>>11313135
Shirt too big
>>11313156
Buy some fucking touch screen gloves
Wearing hat and gloves inside
>>11313183
>>11313190
>>and the rest
Looks like you're playing and trying to be an adult.
>>11313512
>Playing at
>>11313505
Don't wear fedora - pretty ugly hat, plus neckbeards have ruined it even more.
>>11313503
Well, yes.
>>11313116
Rate me lads
>>11313520
Do you mean the Tweed-jacket? The third one was one I tried prior to tailoring in a store. If you mean the Tweed-jacket, I must say that it does fit very well.
>>11313544
American colonialism/10
>>11313544
9/10 because it's not 1880 - 1960, but otherwise really good.
>>11313544
post ass
posting some inspo
>>11313512
The Tweed-jacket fits great in reality, perhaps its just the bad quality picture. The third jacket was one I tried in a store prior to tailoring. The Shirt isn't to big either. No slim-fit bullshit here, and a waistcoat is to be weared anyway, so yeah. Touch screen gloves are tacky, and I was waiting for someone, that's why I didn't remove the hat and gloves.
I'm only interested in the clothes, not in anything they imply or state.
>>11313583
>Touch screen gloves are tacky
Plain black leather touch screen gloves, Look just the same as old timey non touch screen gloves
>>11313571
A bit too long trousers
>>11313581
Tailor that jacket
>>11313595
It's not how they look, it's that it would mean that my fucking phone would decide what gloves to wear. I'm trying not to use it too much already, I don't need something that makes it easier.
>>11313592
What fabric are those trousers made of?
>>11313116
Give up, your fit is garbo
>>11313624
What is wrong about the fit? And why the fuck would that even mean that I have to "give up". There are tailors you know, but I don't see what on the Tweed-jacket that has to be tailored because it fits like a glove.
>>11313116
sure it's nice, but it feels like you're wearing a costume
>>11313581
this thread should be 100% reviewbrah instead of OP and his ugly ass mug
i just watched his new lil caesars video before coming into the thread, anyone else?
>>11313116
Without the jacket.
>>11313683
lol kill yourself fagboy you are ugly as fuck
Are there pics of reviewbrah in reg tshirt and jeans and a more casual hair style? or is that nigga only in suits at all times.
>>11313688
he is not ugly! don't be rude anon
>>11313607
Ask him at [email protected]
>>11313681
Yeah me. Why doesn't he always use the good cam like in the bk hotdog video?
>>11313680
Why is that?
>>11313707
Those two are a bit more casual
>>11313734
>>11313116
reviewbrah is all you need
>>11313688
Okay, shall I post pics?
>>11313142
IMO the modern glasses don't work with the otherwise vintage look. And if I were you I'd shorten my hair in the neck area. So get vintage frames and another haircut, just my opinion though.
>>11313758
Yeah, I did get a haircut a few days after, which is evident in the other pics. You're right, the glasses don't really fit the rest. Thanks for the input anyways.
>>11313722
i think people bitched about it to him so he switched back
>>11313142
More frock-coat
>>11313857
Higher resolution
>>11313116
Simple ensemble (don't mind the grimage)
>>11313116
Simple ensemble (don't mind the salute)
>>11313871
A bit too casual for me, but really good!
>>11313871
Down jackets aren't really vintage
>>11313896
>>11313906
>>11313906
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too informal
>>11313911
>tfw no underage coal mining squad
>>11313920
>sharing a baseball bat
>kek
Here's one of Reviewbrah's more Victorian ensembles.
>>11313890
>>11313919
Shut up, autismo, not everyone was wearing suits and morning dress 24/7 until the 60's/70's
>this thread
>>11313867
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>>11313857
>>11313683
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>>11313183
>>11313156
>>11313142
>>11313116
I can't decide whether it's the shitty resolution camera and dirty lens that make these look like complete ass or if something's really off.
Either you need to take all of your stuff to a competent tailor and ask him to make everything fit, or if it does fit and my eyes are deceiving me, you need to go to the gym and get a man's body.
Because I can't tell if it's the shirts or if you literally have no upper body muscle mass; your shoulders seem slimmer than your hips.
Though I'm hoping this is just bad fit/cut.
>>11314430
I never said anything about duration. And please, "muh autism" is getting old
>>11315141
Ok, the thread is "vintage fashion" not "vintage formalwear" so don't bitch when people post shit that's "too informal". And your posts I quoted reek of underaged/autism posting.
May I suggest lurking more and not acting like a complete tool next time you post?
>>11314396
It's great. Don't really like the wedding-ish tie that much, though.
>>11315146
Only posting formalwear kind of implies formalwear, but I don't know if you are too autistic to understand implications.
I "bitch" how much I want, even if this was a thread for every level of formality, I would still "bitch" about items being to informal.
I really do not care what the decorum is for this image board, I just don't. So whether my behaviour constitutes as "acting like a complete tool" according to your arbitrary criterias is simply irrelevant to me.
Have you got any clothes to show or not?
>>11315161
Fucking kek
>>11315165
Great retort
>>11315167
Stay mad, turbo autist
>>11315161
>I really do not care what the decorum is for this image board, I just don't. So whether my behaviour constitutes as "acting like a complete tool" according to your arbitrary criterias is simply irrelevant to me.
When you move out of the house you're going to have a rough time boyo.
>>11315170
You're getting boring
>>11315178
Well had, I tip my fedora at thee, good sir!
>>11315177
No, this image board is not society. It's an image board on the internet.
>>11315181
Because autists act differently in public than on the internet, right?
>>11315180
The grimage is obviously ironic, and I don't even own a fedora. But sure, keep making lousy insults - they are cute.
>>11315181
The issue is that if you can't even act like a real person on the internet then real life must be a roller coaster for you.
this is the worst thread on /fa/ by a longshot
just go back to mfa already, holy fuck this is gross
>>11315187
>>11315186
>implying behaviour on the internet is the same as in society
>being this parochial to the internet
>kek
>>11315199
>trying so hard that you use words like parochial on fucking 4chan
>>11315146
>>11315108
these x1000
Theres a guy in my 18th century lit class who shows up to class dressed like OP every class
The difference is- he's beautiful, blonde, fit prettyboi who has everything tailored to fit perfectly and actually looks good, not like a middle schooler trying on steampunk costumes
>>11315199
>>11315205
>le grimage faec
>>11315192
Nope, real life is pretty smooth. I do live in Autsistia, so it might be a cultural difference.
>>11315215
>I do live in Autsistia
Yeah, we noticed, Baron Autismus
>>11315206
Good for him!
>>11313734
I'm just waiting to see this picture accompanying an amber alert
>>11315193
relax, retard
there's a total of maybe 5 serious posts while the rest is people posting the review guy
>>11315205
Parochial is not a difficult word; three syllables...
>>11315231
it's the opposite
there are five (not even) reviewbrah posts, and then it's OP posting himself in terrible clothes. he's not reviewbrah, he doesn't have any memevalue behind him, he just sucks.
>>11315232
Yes, and it's also a word no one fucking uses, especially not on a Vietnamese basket weaving forum
>>11315236
What's so terrible about my clothes? Elaborate so that I can fix it.
>>11315232
>>11315242
>>11315236
i am like 90 percent sure OP pic is baiting and probably not actually him
morning strollers
>>11315237
Well it's a pretty useful word, especially with the tribalism going on in politics and pretty much every taste in art, fashion etc. Shame no one here uses it. I get your point, though.
>>11315251
>>11315250
Finally, someone who actually posts relevant input instead of letting out some stean from having to do chores.
Great ensemble, just a bit too long trousers.
>>11315242
everything. cosplaying like someone from the 19th century just looks like shit.
>>11315243
>>11315247
these are fantastic.
>>11315248
i google reverse image searched a few and nothing came up, i don't know.
>>11315259
You're doing great with MS Paint. Keep it up!
>>11315262
>>11315263
It's not cosplaying. There's no "play" in it. These kinds of clothes are my everyday wear. Wearing jeans looks like shit to me, but there you have it, it's just arbitrary opinions.
>>11315250
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>>11315293
>Swedish
HOLY FUCKING KEK
AHAHAHAHA
>>11315262
The length is perfectly fine for traditional wear you cocksucker.
One break in the pant leg is standard.
The highwater style you've got going on is only acceptable for prep and ivy style, usually in khaki, tweed, or sometimes Nantucket Red.
You're the one that's fucked m8.
>>11315299
SWEDEN
YES
/pol/ was right... again...
>>11315283
>>11315293
>Mexican
>In Sweden
Y tho?
>>11313871
At what point does it become too warm to wear a sweater?
Where does one buy sweaters in intricate patterns that aren't hipster mass produced garbage?
>>11313128
This was probably the least shit picture you posted, but the lighting is shit. So...
>>11313581
reviewbrah/10
>>11315250
Your pants are a bit too long. Otherwise fine. The shirt/collar/vest bothers me for some reason I can't understand.
>>11315307
>mexican
>implying
>>11315308
that's how morning dress/strollers work
>>11315316
Yeah, he's probably the rape child of an immigrant
SVENSKA JA
>>11315323
Lol you got it
>>11315322
Doesn't seem right. Sets off my autism.
Alright, who else wants to make this a proper vintage clothing thread?
>>11315362
Meh 60's
There u go
>>11313116
the reason why nobody likes your fits is because you are trying to hard. your clothes are wearing you.
>>11315752
Care to elaborate?
What makes the difference between being able to pull off vintage fashion and looking like an overdressed dork?
Does it come down to how old/not-scrawny you look? Do you need a chiseled chin for clothes like this to look fitting?
>>11315774
> wearing suits everyday
> brushing off other inspos as "ew too INFORMAL"
> asks how to pull off vintage without "looking OVERDRESSED"
Jesus OP, the answer is literally right in front of you
>>11315779
I'm OP, but that wasn't me.
Also, I didn't brush off, nor did I express disgust. I weren't looking for informal wear.
>>11315779
I get the argument that wearing suits everyday can definitely count as overdressing, but I'd like to know how to pull off classy suits without putting them in the context of daily life.
I mean that even for single black tie events, these photos would look tryhard, and my real question is what exactly is the difference between looking like a tryhard dork and actually looking fashionable.
The only things I could gather so far were a very good clothing fit and a non-manlet physique/head size etc.
>>11315805
The way you put it, it just sounds like it's totally relative what constitutes as overdressing or try hrad besides wearing suits everyday.
>>11315805
I think it just looks tryhard because it's kind of anachronic.
>>11315589
https://youtu.be/LqD7PVHrI64?t=1m33s
>>11315805
generally speaking, when you're wearing a suit, you're balancing on a line of falling into wearing a 50's costume
and it becomes gradually harder the younger you are
for eample, on >>11315774 his shoulders are twice as big as his head, and that sliced back haircut haven't been in for decades. it's hard to take it seriously
>>11315805
the fit, materials, and some details
tweed suits are past era
double-breasted suits are part era
waistcoat is dead giveaway
wide shoulders used to be fashionable, but they're not anymore
>>11315812
To be honest I have no idea myself what exactly the point is here, fashion is so subjective that it's really hard to make an objective argument.
What I would call tryhard is when it shows that someone is "trying hard" to wear a vintage look but can't quite pull it off and doesn't make it look natural. If I compare pic related with the pic in >>11315774, the difference in making it look natural is immense. This could have tons of different reasons, and a lot of them are probably because pic related feels like a professional model shoot and the like.
>>11315872
The word costume is pretty poignant, because the opposite of an outfit looking natural is that it looks like a costume.
I'd guess that it comes down to alot of little details fitting together well, and if some parts are off the whole outfit ends up looking tryhard.
>>11315886
>because the opposite of an outfit looking natural is that it looks like a costume
in our case, it goes even beyond that and into cosplaying territory
you need to understand that the suit is not -fashionable- per se. 98% of the people you see wearing suits, are required to do so either by their job - politicians, goverment officials, securities, you name it - or the occasional evens - funeral, promotion, etc.
It's a uniform at this point, not merely a clothing, that's why people just take slim fitting suit and call it a day. nobody really puts too much sweat about it
putting too much effort into suits usually bring you to your own pic related - he looks like he belongs into Victorian era. and even if you manage to pull such look off, it still looks somehwat comical.
same as you can't wear tricorne and powdered wig in 21 century and not look like a time traveller
