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Fashion question
2006-11-12, 9:41 AM #1
I just bought a nice black button down polo shirt. I was thinking about wearing it over a green non-collar shirt and then leaving it completely unbuttoned.
Is this unfashionable, or is it really cool?

Post your thoughts on unbuttoned shirts over other shirts.

[edit]Ha. I guess it must not be a polo shirt... It has a collar and it is button down. Sorry, I know nothing of clothes.
2006-11-12, 9:44 AM #2
It's a polo shirt.
2006-11-12, 9:47 AM #3
It's unfashionable for people that claim to be religous to post pictures of the twin towers burning with bible scripture in the background.

Basically, you suck no matter what.
2006-11-12, 10:00 AM #4
Yeah, Axis' site is a major :psyduck:

As for fashion, try dressing like a human being and less like an Old Navy ad. Men do have undershirts (often called wifebeaters), so showing off what you're wearing under a button-down shirt isn't going to impress people.
2006-11-12, 10:10 AM #5
It's fine. But black and green? Meh.

http://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=12996
2006-11-12, 10:16 AM #6
The only fashion advice I feel qualified to give is to dress in whatever you think looks good in the mirror. It's the only way you'll feel truly comfortable with how you're dressed.

Of course, I can see how this advice is not applicable to people who are, for example, colour blind. Or stupid.
2006-11-12, 10:57 AM #7
[QUOTE=Vincent Valentine]It's fine. But black and green? Meh.[/QUOTE]
Well they do technically go together.

Oh and, MASSASSI BLACK AND GREEN LOL
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2006-11-12, 1:47 PM #8
If you feel good in it, screw fashion. Seriously, people are attracted to people who feel good about themselves.
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2006-11-12, 11:16 PM #9
[QUOTE=Vincent Valentine]It's fine. But black and green? Meh.[/QUOTE]Whatchoo talkin bout? Black and green are where it's at.
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2006-11-13, 8:46 AM #10
It would work, but black and green are unfashionable. :P
nope.
2006-11-13, 9:49 AM #11
I'm colourblind but damn trendy.

I've also just reinstated my £300 leather pimping jacket to the forefront of my wardrobe. It just looks the daddy when I wear it over my black (thin and zip-up) hoodie.

In fact the whole shebang looks awesome with really simple sunglasses.

(God you can tell I worked in high street fashion for 6 years on and off)
2006-11-13, 9:51 AM #12
Fashion is overrated.
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2006-11-13, 2:27 PM #13
Fashion is for women.
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2006-11-13, 2:31 PM #14
Meh, works for me.
2006-11-13, 2:44 PM #15
Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.
2006-11-13, 3:52 PM #16
Tell me my new shoes aren't ****ing sweet : [http://www.bluebellvue.com/images/Gucci/Shoes/01/GUCCI_shoes_01.jpg]
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2006-11-13, 3:57 PM #17
Originally posted by Axis:
[edit]Ha. I guess it must not be a polo shirt... It has a collar and it is button down. Sorry, I know nothing of clothes.


I don't know what button down means, but it sounds like a polo shirt to me.
nope.
2006-11-13, 4:00 PM #18
Originally posted by drizzt2k2:
Tell me my new shoes aren't ****ing sweet

They aren't. :confused:

Oh yeah, but that sounds nice. I usually like that style, but like Kirby said, it will look better if you're comfortable in it.
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2006-11-13, 5:48 PM #19
A t-shirt has no buttons (usually) and no collars.

Next comes the polo, which is a t-shirt with a collar. Most times, there's a few buttons at the top so you can open the neck wider.

A shirt, or button-down shirt, has a collar and has buttons from the neck all the way to the bottom, allowing it to be completely open in the front, or completely closed.
2006-11-14, 8:59 AM #20
Aye, but you lot seem to use shirt synonymous with t-shirt so i get confused. :P
nope.
2006-11-14, 9:23 AM #21
Originally posted by drizzt2k2:
Tell me my new shoes aren't ****ing sweet
Your new shoes are not ****ing sweet.
Ban Jin!
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2006-11-14, 10:08 AM #22
Those shoes remind me of my grandparents' house.
2006-11-14, 10:12 AM #23
Masq's grandma:
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2006-11-14, 10:18 AM #24
Originally posted by Axis:
I just bought a nice black button down polo shirt. I was thinking about wearing it over a green non-collar shirt and then leaving it completely unbuttoned.
Is this unfashionable, or is it really cool?

Post your thoughts on unbuttoned shirts over other shirts.

[edit]Ha. I guess it must not be a polo shirt... It has a collar and it is button down. Sorry, I know nothing of clothes.

yes. it's called layering. nothing wrong with it. long as the colors work together.

and...

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