mfad•14mo ago

Styling feedback: navy chinos, cardigan, t-shirt.

So today I went for a navy look, with some navy chinos, a RL t-shirt and a cardigan. How well does this combo go? To me it gives off a bit of a smart impression.

chopper•11/20/24, 10:58 PM

In my opinion the main thing this could do with is some contrast, and more nitpicky probably a messier / blousier tuck on the t.

What shoes?

I don't think this is that "smart", it's pretty laid back. What makes you say that?

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:03 PM

I didn't need to wear shoes today but if I did I would have gone with these converse trainers

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Cchopper In my opinion the main thing this could do with is some contrast, and more nitpi...

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:04 PM

I don't think this is that "smart", it's pretty laid back. What makes you say that?

I think it was the trousers that gave me the impression of the outfit being less casual and therefore 'smart'

zeometer•11/20/24, 11:10 PM

imo the thing people are going to see first is the graphic tee which reads as casual

zeometer•11/20/24, 11:11 PM

everything else being a similar color means (at least for me) it's hard to see something else that reads as "not casual" in this context

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:14 PM

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:14 PM

zeometer•11/20/24, 11:16 PM

this fit isn't bad but like chopper said, a little bit of contrast would help imo

zeometer•11/20/24, 11:17 PM

changing to jeans might be something to consider, even if it's going to firmly plant the look as casual

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:31 PM

Yeah

SamOP•11/20/24, 11:31 PM

It's something I could try, I've got a pair of black 501s that could work well

EXODUZ•11/21/24, 5:16 AM

Too monochrome for my liking, I like a pop of color, or some contrast at least

Styling feedback: navy chinos, cardigan, t-shirt.

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