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Mens fashion guide. (self.Blind)
submitted 5.341391750257202y ago by [deleted]
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awesomesaucesaywhat 5 points 5y ago
Having things fit well is a must. Pay attention to shoulder seams, lengths of shirts and pants, etc
ElectromechanicalFoe 2 points 5y ago
Can't go wrong with fitted button-ups, sleeves rolled up, paired with slim black jeans or chinos. Uniqlo, J.Crew, or Brooks Brothers if you need somewhere to shop.
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Amonwilde 4 points 5y ago
Have a sighted person help you pick out clothes when buying and make sure you only buy shirts that match a category of pants. I have basically three kinds of pants: jeans, black dress pants, and grey dress pants. I know which button down shirts match each of these and most match all of them.
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Amonwilde 3 points 5y ago
Kind of a similar philosophy. I have a bunch of ties but in practice I only wear like 3 of them, and usually with the same shirts. I don't have to wear a tie to work, though.
Warthil 1 points 5y ago
Some variation of the Basic Bastard wardrobe can work. This is more casual stuff though. If you google Basic Bastard Wardrobe they suggest items that will go with every other item. There are also lots of variations of this wardrobe.
Personally, I get advice from sighted person when colour matching.
Personally, I get advice from sighted person when colour matching.
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blindvalkyrre 1 points 5y ago
I'm a woman
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