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So much deformity.
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Please to read his pro tips on style.
LEARN FROM THE HEAD OF MTM FOR OGER
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/gentlemanzone.com/geoffry-nijsmans/amp/
Please to read his pro tips on style.
LEARN FROM THE HEAD OF MTM FOR OGER
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/gentlemanzone.com/geoffry-nijsmans/amp/
Jesus. His poor mother... hope it was a caesarean.Meh. That is nothing for big headed menswear posters.
Geoffry Nijsmans has him beat. He is also of late only showing himself from the neck down for good reason.
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olololololo clusterfuck. he would be better off going back to traditional dress
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Oh ffs
Please to read his pro tips on style.
LEARN FROM THE HEAD OF MTM FOR OGER
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/gentlemanzone.com/geoffry-nijsmans/amp/
no mames wey Astaire + Kelly are no style icons, that's 100% igent bullshit. Unless you like the look and feel of a faggedy twinkletoe, do not aspire to dress like them.I always laugh out loud when these dudes refer to Grant, Astaire, Kelly etc. as their style icons, yet they seem to have learned nothing from them.
It's even funnier when the dude in question has a huge noggin and doesn't know how to make it look more proportioned - blimey, just like his style icon did!
no mames wey Astaire + Kelly are no style icons, that's 100% igent bullshit. Unless you like the look and feel of a faggedy twinkletoe, do not aspire to dress like them.
no mames wey Astaire + Kelly are no style icons, that's 100% igent bullshit. Unless you like the look and feel of a faggedy twinkletoe, do not aspire to dress like them.
I always laugh out loud when these dudes refer to Grant, Astaire, Kelly etc. as their style icons, yet they seem to have learned nothing from them.
It's even funnier when the dude in question has a huge noggin and doesn't know how to make it look more proportioned - blimey, just like his style icon did!
Irrespective of whether that is true or not, it is beside the point. Desirability is different from difficulty. However, obviously Freddy Fag nicely fits the vintard theme popular among igents here and there. And from what I've seen, you're almost there. Maybe loose a few more pounds and definitely up your hat game. Maybe the undertake dude that frequently comes up in this thread can help you out.
That they were all in good shape, generally handsome, charismatic,famous, and that our appreciation of what they wear is in part influenced by the halo effect and in part influenced by socialization that these men are fashion icons are all things that make them well dressed to us that to greater or lesser extent a typical iGent will lack (at least some).Maybe I could have used different examples - Steve McQueen, Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, Sean Connery... are those manly enough for you?
My point is the same: those iGents refer to olde Hollywood stars as style icons, yet they fail to even understand why they looked great in their clothes. Some of them wear MTM or bespoke and it should be simple enough for them not to look like crap.
Bah, I bet he’s just a tease, pretending to be DTF but actually a prude.View attachment 28327
I could hear Careless Whisper when I saw that photo. The hand on the thigh on top of the pensive pose is very erotic.
And while the music was playing he let out a silent, but violent fart.View attachment 28327
I could hear Careless Whisper when I saw that photo. The hand on the thigh on top of the pensive pose is very erotic.
And while the music was playing he let out a silent, but violent fart.
At least it seems he got rid of the top knot.
View attachment 28331 View attachment 28330 Right, on how on Earth can he afford all these watches - this is not his whole collection, and get Luciano and co suits?
He is in his early 30s, and as far as I know he had his menswear magasine and that is it?
He is not the only one though, Paul Lube seems to be swimming in money.