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STYLE CONSULTANT
10-13-2010, 10:09 PM
Yo you just got to front like you are M. Night Shamalan, these dumb ass white girls won't know the difference, and they'll dick ride anyone with a shred of fame.
Who is this "GURU" that you speak of, Roosh himself, are you referring to another PUA like Style or Mystery? As far as style goes, I'd disagree with Adrian D's statement, "Guys who dress well or who find it easy getting their shit together are generally speaking either black, gay or artistic. In short, if it doesn't come naturally then you either have to spend years experimenting through trial and error, get help from a stylist or girlfriend that also has style etc. or do what you are doing by asking others to give some advice." I guess style isn't something that everyone is blessed with, I've had a good, unique, sense of style since I was a kid, but you don't have to be black, gay, or artistic to dress well, that's just silly to me. I don't see how some people are so generic or bland, that they can't dress past jeans and a plain t-shirt.
But as far as style goes, it's got to fit your persona, or you're just going to look waaay to "try hard", or that you're posing or fronting, and it's going to do more harm than good. It's best to just "be your best self" as Savoy and those PUA coaches are always preaching, meaning that if you slant towards a preppy/GQ style take it to the next level, or whatever else, punk rock, bohemian, hip-hop, etc. But if you are a more preppy professional type and all of a sudden you're dressing like a punk rocker, it won't be congruent with who you are.
Anyways, buy clothes that work for you, and clothes that you think you look good in, and then maybe try to get some trusted female opinions, with women that aren't your Mom or some 45 year old divorced Mid-Western housewife. Nordstrom and Bloomingdales normally have nice clothes in the men's dept. and there are normally cute girls working there, or maybe if you're lucky some cool fashion-wise younger guys that can help you. You can always stick with well known name brands like Lacoste, Polo, Perry Ellis, Nautica, etc., or go for a more urban look with a company like Ecko or LRG.
If you're trying to look younger, I'd recommend LRG to check out, they are very urban/hip-hop-esque, but you can find more "normal" but cool looking style button downs, polos, jeans, pants, sweaters, etc. I try to keep my styles under-wraps, but my new favorite brand that I rock heavily is called Arbor Collective a snowboard/skate/surf company with cool clothes not just skate style, eco friendly too, also I'm like a brand called Prana, check them out too.