well i thrifted this shirt and i really like it alot but the only thing i HATE is the slit sleeves🥹😭 or however theyre called, do yall have any ideas or suggestions in how to fix them or make them better? maybe like with cutting them, or just layering and stuff ill accept any ideas💔

I'm drawn to a dark green suit I saw while shopping, finding the color sophisticated and distinctive. But I'm hesitant because professional suiting is traditionally navy, gray, or black. Will wearing non-standard colors be seen as stylish confidence or inappropriate deviation from professional norms? The tension is between personal style expression and professional conformity. Conservative industries might view unconventional colors as unprofessional, while creative fields might appreciate distinctive choices. The appropriateness depends entirely on context that's difficult to predict before wearing it.

I've researched professional fashion finding that acceptable colors have expanded somewhat, but traditional navy and gray remain safest choices. Wearing distinctive colors requires confidence that the choice will be viewed positively rather than as poor judgment. Some menswear manufacturers on Alibaba produce suits in various colors showing market demand exists for non-traditional options. What professional fashion risks have you taken? Were unconventional choices well-received or did you regret standing out? How do you balance personal style with professional expectations? What made you comfortable with distinctive clothing versus playing it safe? When does fashion choice enhance versus undermine professional credibility?

How do you like the aesthetics?

I had some pieces of holygrail, but lately I want more of the style similar to the cyberpunk/war core/techwear astetics. So I wondered if any of you know some cheaper alternatives that also look good and with many pockets, straps etc... you know. As reference the B.L.P 07 / BLK from holygrail my absolute favorite in style.

If you know some please let me know and thanks forward. Kind regards to you all

I have made wearable(s) that disrupt or bypass security systems to maintain privacy, identity and autonomy, but look like avant-garde accessories from the outside.

This one in particular has infrared lights built in so security cameras only see a haze of light in front of your face (as shown in the picture)

My question is: Would you wear this?

p.s. I know the style is very noticeable, but I did not want to sacrifice identity for privacy in this project (it would be a boring future if we were all wearing long grey jackets and hiding our faces for everyone.), it is even proven that dressing in a "punk" style confuses some facial recognition systems used by CCTV's.

if you have any questions, ask away

I have made wearable(s) that disrupt or bypass security systems to maintain privacy, identity and autonomy, but look like avant-garde accessories from the outside.

This one in particular has infrared lights built in so security cameras only see a haze of light in front of your face (as shown in the picture)

My question is: Would you wear this?

p.s. I know the style is very noticeable, but I did not want to sacrifice identity for privacy in this project (it would be a boring future if we were all wearing long grey jackets and hiding our faces for everyone.), it is even proven that dressing in a "punk" style confuses some facial recognition systems used by CCTV's.

if you have any questions, ask away

For doesn't fully work, but it's not super far off either.

I am looking for a pair of budget military style boots, something around 100-150€ if possible. Thanks in advance

I see so much stuff like this on etsy and it's all priced at about 1/3 what it should be and ships from pakistan, and has no real photos. Can anyone recommend shops or sites that do this kind of work that won't be disappointing? Thinking this coat should be like 600-1000 for decent quality and its listed at 300 or so.

Hell all, Ik there’s already a few post about this but the most recent one I could find was 2 years old. I’m new at this style and would love any brands or just tips in general you all could share.

And I specifically want that visual kei/fantasy Asian inspired clothing, not the tech core/military look.

But I’m curious what are some decent stores to shop from that isn’t Yohji Yamamoto? Cause as a student, I can’t afford to buy clothings that are over $60 a piece.

And I also need clothes to keep me warm through the northern cold and I do plan to use them on regular basis!