JCC So what's your (fashion) style?

Jeans, t-shirt, some sort of fleece.

 

I prefer solid colored shirts, and subdued. No stripes or whatnot. Lately, the colors, black, grey, "charcoal" and I'm careful about white because it shows it is stained too easily. I try to avoid graphics and logos. This is a new perspective though from the last few years, but it came out of getting away from cotton and wanting to wear "moisture-wicking, dry fit" polyester I wish I'd discovered many years ago. I don't want to stand out, or people looking at me reading what's on my clothes, so I dress in an attempt to blend in, not so much to "fit in." I basically dress casually and for functionality, but not sloppily. I only go to my job, drop into a few stores, and the movies less than ten times a year (in a non-Star Wars year I guess). I have Merrell shoes. I've had a desire to avoid blue jeans in the last year, also because of the material (I'm in an oppressively hot climate), and because they are less functional than pants with zippered pockets on the legs. I also don't like the modern look of jeans with the whiskery fake wrinkles, and I just wanted to change anyway. The pants I have are either Magellan, Columbia, or Dockers. I buy all this from Amazon, and I hate shopping for clothes. I never wear shorts and I avoid fleeces or jackets with hoods. I actually have too many clothes for what little I do.

 

That shirt's a beautiful color @Darth Punk Nice boots too. I vote that you buy them!

For work, my dream style would be to wear a blazer and turtleneck with dark-wash jeans and boots every single day, only varying the colors of the blazers and sweaters...something like this, but with jeans (stereotypical professorial tweed and elbow patches optional, though I actually do really love that kind of blazer)




However, I live in Florida. So that remains a dream.

 

I love stylish sunglasses.
I care relatively little about any other kind of clothes, but sunglasses are such a beautiful object.

 

I'm in dire need of good sunglasses. I'm continually losing or breaking a perpetual string of cheap ones.

 

^ I understand but I don't approve. Better to get expensive ones and be careful not to damage or lose them, so that you buy them once and they last for many years.

 

^ beautiful. And the lenses appear to still be in good conditions, for what I can tell.

 

My style is work from home dad. Jeans and t-shirt, with hoodie. The basics. Worn everyday. I love sneakers and a good wool coat though.

 

It really comes together when you’re holding a screaming toddler

 

Hobosexual

 

I work from home, but I still dress like I'm going to work. A nice button down shirt or polo shirt, nice jeans, nice socks, etc. Switching to casual wear after work is pretty satisfying.

 

I just realized...isn't this a major violation of your Italian-ness?

 

^ Yes, it is, but I'm also (and foremost) a nerd, and in my case this second archetype wins over the first one.

 

Same.