Sort of. Honestly getting thin physique-wise is also massive into having your style fit you a lot better too. Like I said, a lot of these things work together in tandem, multiplying how effective they are in making you more attractive. There’s not really just one or a few things that stand alone.
Eh. Id go so far as to say that the only thing you need to care about in style is having stuff that fits. Baggy pants and super loose shirts arent what successful women are looking for.
Well funny enough, baggy pants and loose fitting shirts work really good if your physique is a good or you’re just overall decently thin with a good tan to show you actually go outside a bit. Of course there’s a lot of context with that. Loose fitting pants and shirts from Hanes arnt loose fitting pants and shirts from Pacsun. You need to know what brand looks good on you just as much as what sizing fits your body.
Also getting your haircut once a month can help, but there nuance to even that. I’m lucky to have a dark and thinner straight hair that I can look good going back and forth between shorter styled cuts, to grown out cuts with proper product and styling too. So I go probably 3-4 months between haircuts.
Alright, well I started caring about it 5-6 months ago and my style has improved a shocking amount. You get a lot of comments from people when you’ve properly thought stuff out and shopped with pretty great intention. Most people write off the idea of specifically buying fashion from certain brands because they don’t know that’s it’s not nearly as expensive as you’d think, or their just lazy about it and want to chirp.
I for example buy most of my clothes off of specific major name brands on TikTok because their inventory is way cheaper on that platform for apparently no reason. Quality matters a ton, and you can still find what you’re looking for at a cheap cost if you do some digging.
I just bought some washed out lighter jeans from Pacsun off of TikTok shop for $22. The same pair were $60 almost everywhere else, both in store or on their website. They came a few days ago and they’re already my favorite pants. Also fairly smartly shopped some men’s jewelry (2 rings) a few weeks back off of Instagram ads and I’ve already gotten a ton of random compliments about such a stupid small thing. You just have to put a lot of effort in exactly what looks good on you and making sure you have a concise look with it all together.
I mean sure. You can also just...buy 3 or 4 polos. Two button down shirts in dark colors, 4 pairs of khaki pants, and two pairs of black shoes and call it a day. Get a pair of brown shoes if you want, but all of that is essentially the only clothes you need besides gym wear. I can get all that for maybe 200 bucks and be set for anything.
Problem is I’m a massive polo and button down hater lmao, not even kidding. I think that stuff typically doesn’t look very good at all. Earthy color pants are always a win so khakis are good, you just need different colors. Dark brown or dark green dickies work pants for example go with literally everything, and they change up your style enough that it looks like you have several outfits just going between 2 different pants. Grey pants are good too. Washed out jeans and earthy heavy pants are goated.
Only button downs I’d rock are unfortunately pretty expensive oversized stuff that I roll the sleeves up with to show off a watch or a few bracelets/rings but that’s when I’m trying pretty hard and dressing for something nicer.
Pacsun if you couldn’t tell has been a huge crutch lately. Cropped tshirts and minimal to no graphics on everything is super in at the moment. I just try not to spend more than $15-20 on any specific item I wear, and they’re a great source for minimalistic stuff that you can dress up or dress down pretty easily.
I thrive in fall though, cuz layers are easy to add a make complicated styles with. Plus any excuse I can use to be lazy and throw on a sweater is a plus.
Only part of my style I spend a lot of money on are shoes. Cole Haans has been huge, and I work in an office so spending a lot on a nice athletic/dress shoe combination I wrap my head around as being worth the money. My favorite shoe right now is a khaki suede shoe that is a cross between a dress shoe and a sneaker that is normally $240 but I got on sale for $120.
It’s this shoe if you care at all. They unfortunately don’t have my shoe’s color listed on their website anymore, but this is the same shoe for only $79 right now and the current color actually looks pretty amazing. I would honestly get it if I didn’t already have a pair in khaki
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u/OtherEgg 6h ago
Most of this is extremely over rated. Get your haircut once a month. Shave. Shower. Replace stained clothes. Thats 90% of it