Uniqlo
Hi guys, I have been out of the loop from Reddit fashion for almost 2 years. The last time I got advice on how to dress on Reddit, r/mfa was still a thing and had daily stickied threads with hundreds of people showing off their fits. That subreddit appears dead now, and I don't know where to turn for inspiration.
I'm 28, and I wear mostly Uniqlo clothing as it fits me perfectly compared to other brands I've tried over the years. However, while I enjoy having a minimal/capsule wardrobe, I feel like I wear the same combination of clothes every day:
Winter:
-Milano crewneck sweater in gray, tan, beige, dark blue
-Thicker sweater in black
-lambswool sweater in light blue, beige and gray
-white undershirt
-Levi's 502/514 jeans
-black ultra-light down jacket
Spring/summer
-The thicker T-shirts from Uniqlo
-Same pants
-olive utility jacket
These pieces on their own have been great values, but I want to take things to the next level. I want classier outfits, I want to also have a style that I could use going out to a cocktail bar for instance. I want to wear more dress shirts. But overall, I am still on the "minimalism" train. Think Harry Has on YouTube. Any ideas are welcome.
I'm 28, and I wear mostly Uniqlo clothing as it fits me perfectly compared to other brands I've tried over the years. However, while I enjoy having a minimal/capsule wardrobe, I feel like I wear the same combination of clothes every day:
Winter:
-Milano crewneck sweater in gray, tan, beige, dark blue
-Thicker sweater in black
-lambswool sweater in light blue, beige and gray
-white undershirt
-Levi's 502/514 jeans
-black ultra-light down jacket
Spring/summer
-The thicker T-shirts from Uniqlo
-Same pants
-olive utility jacket
These pieces on their own have been great values, but I want to take things to the next level. I want classier outfits, I want to also have a style that I could use going out to a cocktail bar for instance. I want to wear more dress shirts. But overall, I am still on the "minimalism" train. Think Harry Has on YouTube. Any ideas are welcome.
