New modern suits are one of modern industries reflection to the current world with how large the modern populace prefers "clean" and "drippy" styles of clothing. output of these demands gave shape to the slimfit suits, horrendous bonetight, castaway quality and tasteless clothing columned to fabrics meant for seldom wear and making the wearer's image mirror a twink, huge difference from 1960s style where the last good slender tailoring trend became a fad alongside the previous decades where the suits would make the wearer appear more built and have an overall attractive shape

>>18463774 (OP)
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>>18463774 (OP)
>and making the wearer's image mirror a twink

even if you ARE a twink, a classic cut is more flattering. if they wanna lean into a twinkish silhouette they can just go for a 1920s/1960s style cut.

literally nobody benefits from suit jackets that are 2 inches too short and pants that cling like pantyhose

nice outfit by the way, dig the tie

>>18463797

Thanks for the compliment anon. It's a mid 40s setup with the placement of the buttoning point and the assortment of the pieces such as Glenn Checks, sport coats being popularized popularized in the 40s. the sport coat came from a brand producing vintage patterned garments called "Item Planner" wich the production came from Korea, i believe. and the pants came from an actual 40s suit (picrel, the one in the former outfit i forgot to crease)

>>18463774 (OP)
how did you know im autistic?

>>18464517
Could be why i had leaned on to this way of dressing, then again being one of the sea of mannequins aren't going to be the life most pleasurable ain't it?. you should know how the current environment dictate your current wear. Half of the time when I'm home i just wear a polo tucked into whatever trouser still remain being worn from work. Or if i want to up a layer I'd wear a work jacket (wrapped a belt because i want to larp a bit, of course had it removed afterwards)

i don't think such ridiculously long jackets look good