Вопрос: Как одеваться в стиле 1960 х?

Я очень люблю корейский стиль и сама нашу его и в нем я чувствую себя комфортно, но я хотела сказать что ещё как мне известно под мини юбки они носят шорты, как видела мне кажется они как-то отличаются от простых они облегающие. ��

Знаете одевайтесь как хотите не надо смотреть ни на что просто носите то что вам нравится,конечно можно взять что-то с Корейского стиля но полностью носить Корейский стиль не нужно мне кажется он не всем идёт потому что кореянки(Азиатки) сами по себе миниатюрные и им идёт их стиль, а более европейским девушкам нет и да в Корее не все так одеваются там одеваются так только те кто хорошо зарабатывает,одежда там вполне дорогая, особенно красивая и качественная. Индивидуальность, особенность, самовыражения это наше всё

как почитателю азиатской моды, это больно слушать.
нужно брать более узкую тему и рассматривать отдельно. «корейский стиль», а фото китайских стритстайлеров, «пошло из кореи» а на самом деле из японии. нет низкой талии она есть, нет скинни полно скинни.
пинтерест серфинг такой пинтерест серфинг. ярлыки.

I actually want to see people of today to dress more like the people of early 1900s. I want to dress up just like John Dillinger and all those other classy gangsters of the 1920s and 30s. You know, nice leather shoes, well-made suits and wool coats and dress hats. I’m tired of wearing modern day clothing and seeing other people wear the same joggers and jeans, often uncoordinated clothing from H&M or Gap. I wish those early 1900 fashion styles will make a comeback.

NEVER take fashion advice from a neck beard wearing a fedora and suspenders. Especially when the shit he’s wearing is all mismatched and the color scheme is just as bad. I honestly just came here to cringe and write this comment. How can someone who bases their entire wardrobe on an era of obsolete men’s fashion, think he can give fashion advice? Fashion advice for who?? You’re 70 years to late trying to merge modern and obsolete.

I love dapper style but I hate that it turned the easy go-to with people just picking items that fit the style in general and put them together with no sense of combination. Or the opposite where people always look as if they’re wearing a costume. Dapper looks cool and there are occasions where you can really put it on the edge but, for the most part, I would really appreciate it if someone would make a video giving advice on how to dress down and still be dapper. I mean, wear good brogues and fancy socks to work, that’s fine but there is no need for the omnipresent bowtie and you can dress it casual or even integrate streetwear while retaining a classic look. I am just tired of everything always being about suits when a good chino and some boat shoes would do, even with a simple T-Shirt.

Using shirt tail stays is essentially trying to alleviate a symptom of an underlying problem, rather than solving the problem. If you want your shirt to stay tucked, make sure the shirt tails come to at least past your buttocks. One of the ways manufacturers improve their profit margins is by saving fabric wherever they can (which is the largest expense in making clothing products), so the shirt tail length often suffers, which makes it prone to coming untucked. High-waisted trousers (ie. they come up to your natural waist) and a shirt with a good length is the best combo for everything staying tucked in.

Nice video! Two suggestions: you don’t need to continually say «in my opinion», we are watching this because you are the professional and we want your opinion, no need to try to sound politically correct here, also, don’t refer to your viewers as «you guys», you are projecting yoursel as a dapper gentlemen and «you guys» does not fit, refer to your viewers as gentlemen or something similar.

As a man ages, his hair tends to thin and/or recede. Hats are not recommended for a man trying to protect his hairline, beginning in his mid 20s. Also, it makes me wonder if a man is bald underneath. I’ve never understood why someone would wear glasses if they don’t need them, especially when they look as faux as the ones you are wearing. If you are short, suspenders spotlight your height, as do cuffs on pants. Never wear cuffs. Personally, I think removing the glasses, suspenders, changing the tie, removing the cuffs and extending the pant legs two inches or slightly more would make you look sleek and dapper, even with the hat that looks like you purchased it in a thrift store. Key is to wear clothing from a thrift store in such a way that its origin is not noticeable.

Hello, good tips for looking stylish. But I have to say that «the shine of a mans shoe» doesn’t tell his character. It says that someone cares about style. Not all men care about style and I’m sure they are good men. My husband looks presentable and keeps his shoes nice for work but in his personal life doesn’t care at all about style and he has great character. I’m going to buy him some suspenders for a party though:).