/fa/ - Fashion

>>15664589
Well first you're going to have to find a direction, maybe you want to dress like a 1920s dock worker, or maybe a 1950s college student, or maybe even reviewbrah. Old styles not your thing? You could dress like a character from Death Stranding, or if that's too extreme then you could dress like a comfy hiker. Maybe you're from the southwest and want to look like a cowboy. See there's a lot of directions.
>>15665087
This guy is right that most people here are underage b&s who just shitpost and have no sense of fashion, but then his style advice is shit and dated too.
Don't be afraid of clothes that aren't slim, I know it's been a fad for a while but slim clothes aren't fashionable anymore which is good because they aren't flattering on 90% of men. Wide clothes are a trend for fashionable people right now but you're probably going to be best suited by clothes that just fit regularly on your body, nothing tight, but no extreme draping. Clothes with enough room to live in. Uniqlo is okay, but they're about as cheap as you'd ever want to go. Socks , t shirts, and sweatshirts are fine from them but don't make your whole outfit a Uniqlo uniform, there's higher quality and more interesting options out there.
>>15665106
This guy has solid advice, transition your wardrobe one piece at a time. In a few years there's bound to be a few pieces you don't like anymore, but if you take it slow you'll learn what you like along the way.

tl;dr: you're going to have to develop your own style, no way around that. Also learn about color theory and what color pallette you want your wardrobe to be.

>>15134006

What are some good styles or clothing brands that look good with an earth tone color scheme?

I figured I'll start a general since I didn't find anything in the catalog. Post inspo, infographics, fits, whatever.