[Deathbagel]

What I actually wear is quite generic, jeans every day (I like moderate acid washes) and t-shirts or sometimes a long-sleeved shirt. The only things that I can think that are even vaguely unique are that I have a beastly (fake) leather jacket, and I wear a belt and dress socks every day (which for some reason makes me feel so much more refined).

If I were older/had more money/went shopping more than 2-3 times a year, I'd probably still wear jeans, but would trade the t-shirts for some stylin button-downs, plus I'd get a trench coat, I love trench coats (to be clear, a classy one, not a beat-up flasher-style one, the little built-in belts they have are the best too). I'd also have a nice suit, I really like dressing up even though I have approximately 0 reasons to do so.

Also, on a more flamboyant note, am I alone in thinking this looks totally sexy?

[Fiddler]

What I actually wear is quite generic, jeans every day (I like moderate acid washes) and t-shirts or sometimes a long-sleeved shirt. The only things that I can think that are even vaguely unique are that I have a beastly (fake) leather jacket, and I wear a belt and dress socks every day (which for some reason makes me feel so much more refined).

If I were older/had more money/went shopping more than 2-3 times a year, I'd probably still wear jeans, but would trade the t-shirts for some stylin button-downs, plus I'd get a trench coat, I love trench coats (to be clear, a classy one, not a beat-up flasher-style one, the little built-in belts they have are the best too). I'd also have a nice suit, I really like dressing up even though I have approximately 0 reasons to do so.

Also, on a more flamboyant note, am I alone in thinking this looks totally sexy?

Thrift stores are your friend, man. You'd be surprised at how much good stuff you can find in those places.

And no, you are not alone. :B

[Alpengeist19]

I always wear jeans. I usually wear t-shirts but every few days I'll wear a polo or button up shirt.

[Curiously]

Also, on a more flamboyant note, am I alone in thinking this looks totally sexy?

Hubba, hubba, hubba.

[alphacat]

Of u girls like that look, u should go to a steampunk party, you'd be surprised at how many guys wear stuff like that.

[QuietStorm]

Heh... If I get to wear what I want, I'll more than likely be found in jeans an a sweatshirt, or sweatpants and a t-shirt and, of course, a baggy jacket. I used to take my brother's old zip-up jackets when I was younger. Now he keeps an eye out for me so I have to go buy them oversized in stores when I see them.

I almost always look like the kid who just doesn't care.
Except for when I try really hard. Then I'm the kid who wasn't there yesterday and won't be there tomorrow because I'll go all out.
I'm not a fan of make-up though... I mean, I'm not against wearing it (in moderation, and possibly only foundation) but I just don't have the patience for it... or for contacts, either.

[QuietStorm]

Hubba, hubba, hubba.

Is that Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy? If it's not, my apologies.
Either way, I second that 'hubba hubba' ^_^

[Deathbagel]

Is that Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy? If it's not, my apologies.
Either way, I second that 'hubba hubba' ^_^

It is indeed.

I think I ought to be clear though that I used the picture merely as an example of clothing that I think I would look rather dashing in myself. While Colin Firth is undoubtedly an attractive man, I just want to emphasize that it was his clothing that I was calling 'sexy' not the man himself.

[Gesellschaft]

Polos and gym shorts for the longest time. The idea was comfortable shorts to play sports in then head over to Olive Garden... I guess. I never gave it much thought other than it felt comfortable.

Now, I wear dress pants and dress shirt. Simple but mature look. I like not looking like a complete man-child yet still comfortable.

[misstheground]

I just splurged and bought myself this cardigan. It's a nice mix of subtlety and nerdy jokes.