Just let that sit for a second. Psychological Warfare.
It's true.
The way you dress has an impact on not just how other people see you. It affects how you think, your decision making, your perception of other people, the words you speak and the emotions you feel.
When you go outside, you are the ambassador for yourself, for your family, your ancestors, your beliefs and your religion.
So then, my friends, please dress well so you may experience maximum success in your pursuits.
But how? I don't have infinite money.
It is quite simple. The fundamentals of dressing well is not strictly wearing suits, or the most expensive clothes. The most important parts of a good outfit are the colours and the fit. It must not contain any clashing colours, nor must it be an overly baggy fit. The ideal outfit has colours that compliment each other. A light-ish blue with a darker brown. A navy paired with white. Beige and bordeaux red.
The ideal outfit also accentuates the properties of one's physique. Shirts should not make one look like a cardboard box, but rather should be formed slightly loosely around a person's figure.
The surprising element is that you can readily do this with things you may already have in your closet. Right now this may not make much sense, but as you develop a feeling for style, it will become instinctual, like a new sense.
If there are any questions, feel free to discuss.
For now, Godspeed and good luck.
Posted at 2021/07/22, 15:17:54Post ID: 5211
Just let that sit for a second. Psychological Warfare.
It's true.
The way you dress has an impact on not just how other people see you. It affects how you think, your decision making, your perception of other people, the words you speak and the emotions you feel.
When you go outside, you are the ambassador for yourself, for your family, your ancestors, your beliefs and your religion.
So then, my friends, please dress well so you may experience maximum success in your pursuits.
But how? I don't have infinite money.
It is quite simple. The fundamentals of dressing well is not strictly wearing suits, or the most expensive clothes. The most important parts of a good outfit are the colours and the fit. It must not contain any clashing colours, nor must it be an overly baggy fit. The ideal outfit has colours that compliment each other. A light-ish blue with a darker brown. A navy paired with white. Beige and bordeaux red.
The ideal outfit also accentuates the properties of one's physique. Shirts should not make one look like a cardboard box, but rather should be formed slightly loosely around a person's figure.
The surprising element is that you can readily do this with things you may already have in your closet. Right now this may not make much sense, but as you develop a feeling for style, it will become instinctual, like a new sense.
If there are any questions, feel free to discuss.
For now, Godspeed and good luck.
this is true something i struggle with sometime but i getting better. i just can never decide on my image. i usually just wear all black cuz cant go wrong with that but i worry people see me and think im some kind of emo freak.. but when i wear color i worry what if look like child..
and my momther she laugh at me for wear brown boots with black outfit
Posted at 2021/07/23, 13:57:07Post ID: 5211:5213
this is true something i struggle with sometime but i getting better. i just can never decide on my image. i usually just wear all black cuz cant go wrong with that but i worry people see me and think im some kind of emo freak.. but when i wear color i worry what if look like child..
and my momther she laugh at me for wear brown boots with black outfit
Post 5211:5213
I used to always dress in exclusively black jeans and poloshirts.
At first, trying new colours can be intimidating, but when you take the leap of faith and just go for it, you'll quickly get a good feeling for it.
If you need some inspiration, check this video out. With only 1 pair of pants, 2 pairs of shoes, 7 jackets and 16 shirts. He makes 108 outfits with it.
Now that may seem like a lot of clothing, but if you have only 1 pair of pants, 2 pairs of shoes, 2 jackets and 5 shirts, you can already create a ton of outfits that work.
Check out his entire channel while you're at it. He's a really cool guy and knows a lot.
Posted at 2021/07/23, 16:00:53Post ID: 5211:5217
[post=5211:5213]Post 5211:5213[/post]
I used to always dress in exclusively black jeans and poloshirts.
At first, trying new colours can be intimidating, but when you take the leap of faith and just go for it, you'll quickly get a good feeling for it.
If you need some inspiration, check this video out. With only 1 pair of pants, 2 pairs of shoes, 7 jackets and 16 shirts. He makes 108 outfits with it.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuPrgVH1uZo[/youtube]
Now that may seem like a lot of clothing, but if you have only 1 pair of pants, 2 pairs of shoes, 2 jackets and 5 shirts, you can already create a ton of outfits that work.
Check out his entire channel while you're at it. He's a really cool guy and knows a lot.
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Brands don't really matter.
Personally I generally prefer the slightly more expensive brands of which I know that it has been produced without child labour, though.
As Ralph Lauren said; “Fashion is not necessarily about labels. It’s not about brands. It’s about something else that comes from within you.”
Posted at 2021/07/23, 21:39:29Post ID: 5211:5223
[post=5211:5222]Post 5211:5222[/post]
Brands don't really matter.
Personally I generally prefer the slightly more expensive brands of which I know that it has been produced without child labour, though.
As Ralph Lauren said; “Fashion is not necessarily about labels. It’s not about brands. It’s about something else that comes from within you.”
Post 5211:5229
track jackets, sweatshirts, hawaiian shirts, ancient jeans, tshirts for old software and Florida and the Gulf War and athletic supplies and so on, weird block coloring slacks, long outdated pairs of airmax...
Posted at 2021/07/26, 04:42:15Post ID: 5211:5230
[post=5211:5229]Post 5211:5229[/post]
track jackets, sweatshirts, hawaiian shirts, ancient jeans, tshirts for old software and Florida and the Gulf War and athletic supplies and so on, weird block coloring slacks, long outdated pairs of airmax...
i thrift most of my fashion and it makes me feel more organic non GMO
I dont think i have a cohesive style, just a set of outfits for whatever mood im aiming for. either earthtones or all black. I like bell sleeves a lot.
do you think it's important to dress up even during indoor lazy days?
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Posted at 2021/07/28, 05:51:00Post ID: 5211:5240
i thrift most of my fashion and it makes me feel more organic non GMO
I dont think i have a cohesive style, just a set of outfits for whatever mood im aiming for. either earthtones or all black. I like bell sleeves a lot.
do you think it's important to dress up even during indoor lazy days?
Post 5211:5240
I'd say it's less important during indoor lazy days where you're not really going anywhere. Still worth it to wear something that won't scare the family or even the mailman though, should they bring an unexpected visit. Besides, days where you don't have to present yourself in front of others are a great opportunity to go wild with mixing colours and textures. Maybe you'll find something you like that you previously thought unthinkable.
(It is werklik net te leauwen. Noch in Fries op 3DT?)
Posted at 2021/07/28, 05:59:28Post ID: 5211:5241
[post=5211:5240]Post 5211:5240[/post]
I'd say it's less important during indoor lazy days where you're not really going anywhere. Still worth it to wear something that won't scare the family or even the mailman though, should they bring an unexpected visit. Besides, days where you don't have to present yourself in front of others are a great opportunity to go wild with mixing colours and textures. Maybe you'll find something you like that you previously thought unthinkable.
(It is werklik net te leauwen. Noch in Fries op 3DT?)
Post 5211:5241
Honestly, I'm in sweats and band shirts all day when I'm at home. Can't help but feel like im nerfing myself somehow sometimes. Your idea of experimenting is a good idea, I might implement.
(bist du echt frysk? ik wen yn canada no, dus myn tiid is oars. ik bin hjir no foar tsien jier. ik kin better prate dan skriuwe tbh)
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Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:05:47Post ID: 5211:5242
[post=5211:5241]Post 5211:5241[/post]
Honestly, I'm in sweats and band shirts all day when I'm at home. Can't help but feel like im nerfing myself somehow sometimes. Your idea of experimenting is a good idea, I might implement.
(bist du echt frysk? ik wen yn canada no, dus myn tiid is oars. ik bin hjir no foar tsien jier. ik kin better prate dan skriuwe tbh)
Post 5211:5242
I'll continue in English since it's probably easier for both of us.
Yeah, I'm living in central Frisia, have since I was born. While I don't really feel much of a national 'patriotism', I would fight and die for Frisian people and soil. It often feels as if Frisia is the last bastion of sanity in the entire country.
Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:15:08Post ID: 5211:5243
[post=5211:5242]Post 5211:5242[/post]
I'll continue in English since it's probably easier for both of us.
Yeah, I'm living in central Frisia, have since I was born. While I don't really feel much of a national 'patriotism', I would fight and die for Frisian people and soil. It often feels as if Frisia is the last bastion of sanity in the entire country.
Post 5211:5243
I'm originally from the northeast of the region.
100% agreed. Mentally I compartimentalize fryslan and the netherlands as two different countries, considering the culture and overall "vibe" are very different. I feel like amsterdam-esque degeneracy isn't able to reach fryslan (hopefully it remains that way.) I dislike how to the entire world, amsterdam eclipses the rest of the country. there's more to the netherlands than dude weed lmao and hookers.
I feel more patriotic towards fryslan as opposed to the netherlands as a whole. my dutch patriotism extends to surface level things such as "yay soccer" or "yay anijsmelk" but my blood and heart remains in fryslan.
(I like to partake in the occasional MK Ultra activity, such as eurovision but the netherland's entry was very much stripped of any native national identity. shit song too btw)
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Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:30:43Post ID: 5211:5244
[post=5211:5243]Post 5211:5243[/post]
I'm originally from the northeast of the region.
100% agreed. Mentally I compartimentalize fryslan and the netherlands as two different countries, considering the culture and overall "vibe" are very different. I feel like amsterdam-esque degeneracy isn't able to reach fryslan (hopefully it remains that way.) I dislike how to the entire world, amsterdam eclipses the rest of the country. there's more to the netherlands than dude weed lmao and hookers.
I feel more patriotic towards fryslan as opposed to the netherlands as a whole. my dutch patriotism extends to surface level things such as "yay soccer" or "yay anijsmelk" but my blood and heart remains in fryslan.
(I like to partake in the occasional MK Ultra activity, such as eurovision but the netherland's entry was very much stripped of any native national identity. shit song too btw)
Post 5211:5247
Not necessarily something I take part in personally, but I can see the appeal. I've seen a lot of photos and many of them are quite cool, especially more detailed and intricate builds. My favourite cosplays tend to be Halo ones.
Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:43:26Post ID: 5211:5248
[post=5211:5247]Post 5211:5247[/post]
Not necessarily something I take part in personally, but I can see the appeal. I've seen a lot of photos and many of them are quite cool, especially more detailed and intricate builds. My favourite cosplays tend to be Halo ones.
Post 5211:5251
Maybe FOD will add a thumbnailing system. But then you're gonna get the "image for ants" problem. Or javascript to hijack right click but i dont htink thats in his philosophey
Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:54:56Post ID: 5211:5253
[post=5211:5251]Post 5211:5251[/post]
Maybe [mention=FOD]FOD[/mention] will add a thumbnailing system. But then you're gonna get the "image for ants" problem. Or javascript to hijack right click but i dont htink thats in his philosophey
Post 5211:5250
personally i think the cosplay looks cute but he could afford to put on some more muscle to make it look more realistic. im pretty thin so the cosplays i can do are limited by that right now.
Posted at 2021/07/28, 06:56:36Post ID: 5211:5254
[post=5211:5250]Post 5211:5250[/post]
personally i think the cosplay looks cute but he could afford to put on some more muscle to make it look more realistic. im pretty thin so the cosplays i can do are limited by that right now.
Quake
I think I'm gonna try to cosplay toyosatomimi no miko or yukari yakumo as a gender bend. and maybe even make it part of my daily wear.
Posted at 2021/07/28, 07:04:32Post ID: 5211:5256
[mention=Quake]Quake[/mention]
I think I'm gonna try to cosplay toyosatomimi no miko or yukari yakumo as a gender bend. and maybe even make it part of my daily wear.
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