Dress Your Man
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Lucky lucky Caramel !
[/b][/quote]Thanks Trean
His face does look a LOT like my boyfriend's actually (I was a little stunned when I saw the pic!
)! He's got the same coloring, same face shape, same hair, same beard, same nose...not to mention same build (my bf is probably a WEE BIT shorter though 
)and clothes...Oh my, I didn't realise it was the Armani guy!Originally posted by trean@May 20th, 2003 - 4:39 pm
*begs for pictures*
He's gorgeous! I would love to show you a pic, but I think the bf would kill me!
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I am reviving this topci because my hsuband desperately needs some new clothes, but we have a delimma.
For over a decade, he's habitually worn clothing that is monstrously huge. He says its comfy, and I'll agree that it can be, but folks, to prove a point, I got into one of his shirts with him in it! He wears his clothes too big. On what planet does a man with a 29" waist need a XXL shirt? So I need ideas for more streamlined clothes that wouldn't be at all binding.
The other side of the delimma is that he isn't a very big guy. He's 5'8" and has a very compact, muscular build. He works in a warehouise loading trucks, so for work clothes I'm just going to get him some more tee-shirts, sweatshirts, and jeans from the thrift shop, but he does need something nicer for when we go out. He carries the bulk of his muscle in his legs--he has HUGE calves--he looks like a long-jumper. He's got a great ***, but I don't think I could convince him to wear slim-fit jeans, even if they would get past his calves. He's got nice shoulders and arms, and OMG, a very nice six-pack...ahem. He's got very long black hair, brown eyes, an angular face, but currently sporting a rather rampant beard (I've been reminding him to trim it for over a month!)
So, what we're looking for would be something that would be proprotional and becoming to a shorter man, streamlined but not binding on top, and probably more loose-fit below. Oh, and a moderate price-range is of the essence. However, y'all can post all the Dior you want, and we'll just look for similar shapes and styles at Kohl's and Target.
For over a decade, he's habitually worn clothing that is monstrously huge. He says its comfy, and I'll agree that it can be, but folks, to prove a point, I got into one of his shirts with him in it! He wears his clothes too big. On what planet does a man with a 29" waist need a XXL shirt? So I need ideas for more streamlined clothes that wouldn't be at all binding.
The other side of the delimma is that he isn't a very big guy. He's 5'8" and has a very compact, muscular build. He works in a warehouise loading trucks, so for work clothes I'm just going to get him some more tee-shirts, sweatshirts, and jeans from the thrift shop, but he does need something nicer for when we go out. He carries the bulk of his muscle in his legs--he has HUGE calves--he looks like a long-jumper. He's got a great ***, but I don't think I could convince him to wear slim-fit jeans, even if they would get past his calves. He's got nice shoulders and arms, and OMG, a very nice six-pack...ahem. He's got very long black hair, brown eyes, an angular face, but currently sporting a rather rampant beard (I've been reminding him to trim it for over a month!)
So, what we're looking for would be something that would be proprotional and becoming to a shorter man, streamlined but not binding on top, and probably more loose-fit below. Oh, and a moderate price-range is of the essence. However, y'all can post all the Dior you want, and we'll just look for similar shapes and styles at Kohl's and Target.
i like ugg boots on guys. they look very luxurious/comfy casualOriginally posted by charlottesometimes@May 16th, 2003 - 6:58 pm
Of only my partner would get out of track-pants and uggboots in Winter, and boardshort in Summer! He's an artist and works from home but I think he carries the "slobbing around the house" thing a little too far.
I would like to throw out most of his things and take him on a huge shopping spree. I like well cut jeans that fit perfectly in all the right places
Miss New York, thanks for a great topic.
which designer is this?Originally posted by utopia@May 17th, 2003 - 11:18 am
I'd also love to see the guy I like in something like this. it's preppy, but casual. a musician could get away with this.I could even get him to actually wear something like this.
i'm thinking marc jacobs, just cuz the model, but i know i'm really off.
OMG i love this line!Originally posted by Nicky@May 17th, 2003 - 8:39 pm
My husband is dark so he looks good in light colors. I like the way he usually dresses - since I buy him most of his clothes
I would like to see him in something like this
Ralph Lauren Purple Label right? i liked it because it was very 1930's inspired. everything from the oxford baggies with exaggerated cuffs to the vented jackets, and double breasted suit with huge lapels.
i will be your boyfriend and let you dress me.Originally posted by lovespell@Feb 7th, 2004 - 11:47 pm
My boyfriend does not let me dress him.
loserunit, will you be my boyfriend so I can dress you? I love male fashion.
Express Men is my favorite. I've been known to pick up a few sweaters and button ups there for myself.
except...stay away from express men. it's so bland.
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