Color theory had been greatly intriguing me lately

[Prettyboy]

I’m currently past halfway in Josef Alber’s book in the topic, Interaction of Color

I can highly recommend this read to anyone who’d like to know more about how our eyes perceive colors and how they interact with each other - something that makes us understand clothing combinations better

I’m looking to apply this knowledge to imrove my gardrobe and make it unique.

Parallel to deeping my scope in color theory, I have also started to mingle around the tailoring at-home community. I’ve heard having the ability to tailor your clothes to your own bodyshape has one of the best returns on investment; you can create custom made outfits to your liking

 

[Pharmaceutic]

Solid rec - seems interesting . Will read soon. Tailoring at home is very practical, but takes a while to develop the skills for it as a complete newbie

 

[Deprived]

I’m looking to apply this knowledge to imrove my gardrobe and make it unique.

Just wear black theory works better

 

[the BULL]

Just wear black theory works better

jfl i was just going to write this. black clothing is unmoggable. there is a reason why suits are black. every other color is cucked. maybe only jeans but skinny black pants mogs too.

 

[Pharmaceutic]

^ you niggas will never ascend clothes wise if you dress like school shooters all your lives. black is a sombre, funereal color, wearing it all the time all around will just make you seem like an NPC

 

[the BULL]

^ you niggas will never ascend clothes wise if you dress like school shooters all your lives. black is a sombre, funereal color, wearing it all the time all around will just make you seem like an NPC

all black is higher class than everything bro
when you will become a man you will understand

 

[Pharmaceutic]

all black is higher class than everything bro
when you will become a man you will understand

Higher class clothing has even less black than you'd imagine. in the context of suits and such, darker but non-black colors can confer much of that same elegance while still retaining youthfulness. black is more of an 'older man' palette in the context of formal clothing

 

[Looks234]

but skinny black pants mogs too.

it’s not 2015 anymore bro

 

[Deleted member 21620]

run highlighter game

 

[Prettyboy]

jfl i was just going to write this. black clothing is unmoggable. there is a reason why suits are black. every other color is cucked. maybe only jeans but skinny black pants mogs too.

Even in suits, navy blue (or even dark grey) is much better for most occasions than plain black. Also you cannot wear dress shoes in the shades of brown with a black suit, which greatly limits your clothing options

As @Pharmaceutic has stated, black suits should be reserved for only certain events

 

[Corleone]

I’m currently past halfway in Josef Alber’s book in the topic, Interaction of Color

I can highly recommend this read to anyone who’d like to know more about how our eyes perceive colors and how they interact with each other - something that makes us understand clothing combinations better

I’m looking to apply this knowledge to imrove my gardrobe and make it unique.

Parallel to deeping my scope in color theory, I have also started to mingle around the tailoring at-home community. I’ve heard having the ability to tailor your clothes to your own bodyshape has one of the best returns on investment; you can create custom made outfits to your liking

really inspiring book.

 

[the BULL]

Higher class clothing has even less black than you'd imagine. in the context of suits and such, darker but non-black colors can confer much of that same elegance while still retaining youthfulness. black is more of an 'older man' palette in the context of formal clothing

Even in suits, navy blue (or even dark grey) is much better for most occasions than plain black. Also you cannot wear dress shoes in the shades of brown with a black suit, which greatly limits you

As @Pharmaceutic has stated, black suits should be reserved for only certain events

whatever, shoes MUST be all black.

 

[Corleone]

Even in suits, navy blue (or even dark grey) is much better for most occasions than plain black. Also you cannot wear dress shoes in the shades of brown with a black suit, which greatly limits your clothing options

you in the future:

 

[Deleted member 18840]

Make a tldr bhai

 

[the BULL]

Make a tldr bhai

here's the TLDR. med pheno + all black = CEO, mafia boss.

 

[Prettyboy]

Higher class clothing has even less black than you'd imagine. in the context of suits and such, darker but non-black colors can confer much of that same elegance while still retaining youthfulness. black is more of an 'older man' palette in the context of formal clothing

whatever, shoes MUST be all black.

You are limiting yourself if you choose black

Chukkas, chelseas, derbies, oxfords, moccasins, boat shoes etc. they all look much better in shades of brown

 

[Collagenic]

Just wear black theory works better

Cope for lazy fashioncels, do yourself a favor and scroll through a tiktok prettyboys feed and fashioncolorpill yourself

 

[Pharmaceutic]

whatever, shoes MUST be all black.

Not the case either, bro. What prettyboy said applies. you can do better you're med, you're supposed to have elite fashion taste