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Whatever you do, don't wear them with a suit like the second pic. It screams "young and stupid" more than buttoning all your suit buttons.

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FSCWhatever you do, don't wear them with a suit like the second pic. It screams "young and stupid" more than buttoning all your suit buttons.

I disagree. Welcome to the Matrix.

"What is... the matrix?"

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The New Wayfarers come in 52mm and 55mm check out which ones fit you best. Get polarized ones.

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Whatever you do, never ever forget the croakies.

Yeah tortoise shell is the way to go but I don't think they have them in polarized.

Polarized > Tortoise shell

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Easily the tortoise shell, but I thought the new wayfarers weren't slanted inward as much... Anyways the old wayfarers, the ones the have a significant inward slant are perfect for individuals with puffy cheeks/chubbier faces. Id say new, but I'd rather have some aviators from Maui Jim.

 
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Neither. People need to think for themselves instead of just hoping on the Ray-Ban bandwagon - not everyone looks good in wayfarers, let alone Ray-Ban wayfarers. Same goes for the Sperry, North Face, and every other over-hyped brand craze. Oh no, would dare wear boat shoes unless they're from Sperry. Sure, the aforementioned products are well-built and last forever and you might actually look good in them but you can certainly find a comparable alternative at a similar or lower price without being a logo whore. No cares about how many times you have 'Hollister' or 'Superdry' stamped across your chest. I apologize for going on a rant but brand loyalty really gets to me. I cannot believe people are so insecure that they have to associate themselves with an overnight-sensation clothing brand in order to feel accepted by their community.

 

I just can't get over how small the suit is on the Asian guy. Word of advice: make sure your clothes fit - you're not a goddamn runway model

 

Partially true. Your shoulder outline in a suit jacket should be provided almost entirely by the suit's shoulder shaping, not by your shoulders extending beyond it.

But if you're slim, try to wear slim fit shirts. When I see a slim young guy with billowing shirt fabric above the belt, with his shoulder seams riding several inches down his arms, it looks like he raided his dad's closet.

Perhaps a good rule of thumb is: roomy jacket; slim shirt.

 
bankerellaPartially true. Your shoulder outline in a suit jacket should be provided almost entirely by the suit's shoulder shaping, not by your shoulders extending beyond it.

But if you're slim, try to wear slim fit shirts. When I see a slim young guy with billowing shirt fabric above the belt, with his shoulder seams riding several inches down his arms, it looks like he raided his dad's closet.

Perhaps a good rule of thumb is: roomy jacket; slim shirt.

Bankerella, what kind of shirt should I wear on our date? Or do you still want to do that "naked wrestling" thing you suggested?
 
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