Do you dress to impress?

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Igor** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:56 pm

F-Heonix wrote:But how much are you spending on a particular item say jeans? You don't need to spend alot to look good

Anything around £70 is reasonable for a pair of jeans. I would agree that spending £150 is a little excessive however, but I wouldn't be completely against the idea if they were of exceptional quality.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Jax** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:58 pm

The best pair of jeans I've ever owned were something like £15 from Matalan, and they're great. Think I've got some pretty expensive ones somewhere, but I don't think they're as nice really.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **SEP** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:00 pm

I just get my jeans from ASDA. I've had jeans from there that have lasted years.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Fargo** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:02 pm

Yeah I'm fairly fashion conscious.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Buffalo** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:09 pm

I'm quite fashion-savvy, I think. If I'm on a night out, I'll look nothing less than a proper sharp banana split. Women know it, and they love it.
If you pick your garments carefully, you can wear things you feel happy in and look like one slick bastard. As much as I hate to say it, you generally get what you pay for when it comes to clothes.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Buffalo** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:13 pm

I think I could mould you 8-)

Tip - look around you, see what other people are wearing. If you like it, steal that look yo.

Corazon de Leon

What a brilliant tip. :lol:

Protip - when doing the above, don't mix and match too much or you'll end up looking like a clown.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Raedus** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:14 pm

I wouldn't say im a fashion whore but if i'm going out i want to look good. Wouldn't spend over 80 quid on jeans or anything though. When you're out and about first impressions are everything and most of that impression is going to be down to how you look.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Fargo** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:14 pm

I spent 250 euro on a jacket the other day :fp:

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Agent47** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:16 pm

I dress how I like to look, really don't care what others' think - though a few compliments can be a nice bonus.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Buffalo** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:18 pm

Deadpool wrote:What a brilliant tip.

Protip - when doing the above, don't mix and match too much or you'll end up looking like a clown.

Are you being sarcastic, Benjamin?

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **blackoutHERO** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:25 pm

I like to buy good quality clothes and am conscious of the make. I don't stick to mainstream trends though and have never bought anything bar jeans from a high street shop.
All my friends look the same with their Fred Perry or Ralph Lauren stuff. I usually wear Slim fit jeans and an Atticus or Famous t-shirt. Also got a nice shirt for smart occasions and some Italian leather boots for special occasions. Just get the Nike trainers on the go for weekends though.

Just now though I'm wearing Adidas shorts and an Adidas t-shirt :lol:

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Preezy** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:30 pm

blackoutHERO wrote:Just now though I'm wearing Adidas shorts and an Adidas t-shirt

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Cyburn2** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:13 pm

I usually do the Jeans/T-Shirt/Trainers format.

For Jeans I have started to get them from places like Blue Inc and UNI QLO as opposed to ASDA and Primark (as they make especially the £3-4 ones dont last long and look kinda like bricker jeans)

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **bigcheez2k3** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:23 pm

I usually have jeans and a T-Shirt on. Good jeans though and always a decent looking tee with something on it, never plain.

And Adidas trainers, I only wear Adidas trainers and only from Office.

I normally get the tees in medium but where I'm getting bigger they seem to fit tighter, especially after a wash, but I don't mind as it shows off what I've worked hard to achieve.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Atreyu** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:02 pm

bigcheez2k3 wrote:I normally get the tees in medium but where I'm getting bigger they seem to fit tighter, especially after a wash, but I don't mind as it shows off what I've worked hard to achieve.

Your beer gut?

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **OverDrive2** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:20 pm

Deadpool wrote:Oh, and I recently got a strawberry floating awesome leather jacket. It's so awesome that it actually hurts to wear it, because I feel so cool.

My Hero

Leather Jackets ftw.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **bigcheez2k3** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:22 pm

Atreyu wrote:
bigcheez2k3 wrote:I normally get the tees in medium but where I'm getting bigger they seem to fit tighter, especially after a wash, but I don't mind as it shows off what I've worked hard to achieve.

Your beer gut?

Nah, don't drink anywhere near enough for that. Shows off my chest and arms.

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PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **mas22** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:35 pm

I don't dress to impress, my "style", if I have any, appears really neutral. Although I must admit I am a bit of a brand whore, apart from games and gizmos shopping for clothes is my other indulgence (yes I have no life) one look at my wardrobe reveals me as one of those mugs who provide free advertising to the likes of Diesel, Hollister, Quiksilver, North Face, Bench, Superdry etc.

PostRe: Do you dress to impress? by **Exxy** » Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:48 pm

I'm not a lazy dresser, like the folk my age who go out in sports clothes. I tend to go out wearing some kind of shirt with a t shirt underneath, dark straight jeans and plimsoles. Looks smart, it's my hair that ruins the illusion of me caring most of the time. Had to dress up a little for social on Thursday and wore what I've just listed but with a black polo.

The grey hoody I wear everywhere doesn't help though tbh.

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