it is a great video great taste but for my personal taste, I am strongly against SPEZZATO for man. In my view it draws too attention, a man does not need to flash off colours. It is just my opinion.
OK, great video Antonio but, how would I work colour as someone who is extremely colourblind when my wardrobe consists of black, grey, navy blue and some white shirts.
1:07 Red and Pink 2% of wardrobe - Red 1:35 Pink 3:28 Orange 1% of wardrobe 4:27 Brown 10% of wardrobe 5:14 Green 7% of wardrobe 5:56 Blue 26% of a wardrobe, 6:01 14% Navy Blue and Indigo and 12% True Blue 6:37 White 20% of wardrobe 7:17 Black 13% of wardrobe 8:12 Gray 18% of wardrobe 8:55 Purple and Lavendar 2% of wardrobe 9:19 Yellow and Gold 1% of wardrobe
LOVED the green jacket in this vid Antonio! One more color I would add on the list is Burgundy. Totally makes you stand out when combined with right colors.
My favorite color combo is a green top with brown pants. This basic combo can run from carhartt work pants and a t shirt to slacks and a button up with possibly a patterned purple yellow or maroon tie.
Very informative video. I'd like to know more about colour-themed dress codes. In a past job of mine, my employer required a 'green-themed business professional' dress code. I responded with a charcoal-grey suit, white shirt and pocket square, black belt and shoes, gold-coloured cufflinks and tie clip (which complemented my gold wedding ring), black, gold, and green lapel pin, and an emeral-green tie. On my first day at work, I noticed one colleague dressed like I was but wearing a gold lapel pin and royal navy blue tie instead while another wore a navy-blue suit, light-blue shirt, and gold cufflinks, tie clip, lapel pin, and tie. It turned out my employer didn't mean that that we necessarily had to wear green (though he accepted that and was happy with my suit too) but that any combination of the primary colours of green (so blue and yellow) should dominate the overall appearance of the suit. I've not come across a colour-themed dress code since but was wondering how common it is for a colour-themed dress code to accept any combination of the primary colours of the colour theme without requiring the wearing of that colour itself or if that was just a more liberal interpretation than usual.
Fantastic video Antonio, I must say you're totally in your element when tackling topics like these, can't think of another channel that does them as well. Glad you touched on purple too, as I have a suit that has purple lining in the jacket which I always thought looked great, but now I can understand colour association with it to
It is always fun learning other ways to add color to your wardrobe. Sometimes it takes alot of trying on and convincing myself to just take the chance lol
My first suit was a true blue suit that I got for prom. It was incredibly hard to find what I had in mind because every suit store guy only ever showed me navy suits. I matched it with a white shirt, rich gold bow tie, and brown shoes
Antonio, as a retired Army Officer I agree the Air Force does have it nice. As for your son, each academy allows a percentage of their graduates to branch to another service. I know a West Pointer that became a Naval Aviator and an Air Force Academy grad that became a Naval Aviator.
Love this video. I took a step away from my 'signature' black leather jackets with black jeans a little while ago, when I got a grey sweater for my birthday, and tried some dark blue jeans with it. Im going to try a few of these color ideas, thanks for the tips Antonio.
Thank you for this one! I love the psychology behind color and color matching, and *try* to use this on a regular basis, on-the-clock or off-the-clock. Much of my wardrobe is blue (true and navy) but my company branding color is *orange* so I have fun incorporating that via accessories as you mentioned (pocket squares, bracelets, ring, pen, sunglasses, etc.). Sometimes blue and black can make for an interesting combo as well. Hats are a fun color accessory as well to work into a wardrobe, but I realize not every guy is a "hat guy"...lol ;-)
I was a Transportation Officer in the Air Force and when I worked the passenger terminals on deployment we occasionally supported Marines. It was always an honor. Thank you for serving! Love green! Goes with my eyes. I always get compliments when I wear my green gingham dress shirt from The Tie Bar.
The basic palette that works for my casual wardrobe is black, white, navy and camel. Almost any combination of these colors works (except navy and black) . Black and white go with everything. Navy and camel are neutral enough so that you can add bits of more "adventurous" colors like maroon, green or burgundy. If you have other staples like brown leather jacket it's a quite versatile set.
Really good work Antonio, well done! I noticed that you refer to gray as a "canvas" piece that you can build the rest of your appearance on. Would you mind telling us what other colors fall into the same category please?
My Canvas Colours are Blue, Black, White and Pink. My Accent Colours are Red and Yellow. My No-Go Colours are Purple and Brown. Colours that I haven't had the chance to wear are Orange and Grey. Whilst I strongly disagree with your approach to wearing Black suits as I wear Black suits regularly and occasionally Navy Blue, we're all different which is good. Great video Antonio as always.
I love using color in my outfits, especially earthy tones. I find that a color wheel really helps me so that the colors don't clash, and other than royal blue, I use more desaturated or earthy tones of colors. I need to do a vid on that soon, but you beat me to it lol
Thanks for this amazing video! I see so many men not dressing up the best way they can and therefore not looking sharp every day. I really think that if you dress good, the first impressions you make are always the best! Always dress to impress.
i love gray suits. they look good. i own one, though i probably want to adjust some parts to make it more comfortable. don't know where to go to do that, though. i also love purple, its my favourite color as it mixes red and blue, 2 colors i like a lot.
Maybe green tie was not the best idea when you had planned to put on many colors over yourself. The color combo looked weird multiple times. But this is one of the best video of yours in terms of practical fashion knowlegde. Thank you.
Have an orange blazer,I wear it with my black Jean's and paisley shirt with multiple colors,when you these colors It tones it down..but you have to be confident enough to wear it.
Really good info thank you! It has cleared up something I’ve been wondering about for a while. It seems most of your audience are straight guys which is awesome, just letting you know there are some gay guys out there as well who enjoy you’re channel. Some of the language about women and attraction can feel a little as if we are excluded although I’m sure that’s not the intention 😊
My opinion on the colors: - Red: one of my favorite clothing colors (easily top 3) and something I use for shirts, sweaters, jackets (either bomber or shell), chinos, shorts, caps, and ties, or as a pattern or extra detail in a dark outfit. I sometimes consider it an alternative to black for casual clothes since it gives me a lot of the same associations (power, strength, sexiness, and rebellion) but it's actually a "real" color. I also have dark brown hair, so red really compliments it. - Pink: too risky for my taste and doesn't work well with my complexion at all. - Orange: I only like it when it's a pattern, contrast stitching, or the inner part of a dark jacket. Looks too flashy and tacky as a dominating color in my opinion, as well as an inferior version of red or camel. - Brown: dark brown as a dominating color to me gives out the impression that the person is old, poor, shy, and insecure. Works better for accessories. A camel coat, light brown leather jacket, or camel suede shoes however are things I love and to me give out associations like warmth, power, calmness, and confidence. - Green: bright green looks too tacky and flashy despite being my favorite color on its own. Dark green I think looks great, but I only really wear it when I'm out in the woods or go camping. - Blue: I like navy and sky blue, but true blue is my least favorite color. Most of my jeans are navy, as well as a couple of my sweaters, and I have a sky blue short-sleeve shirt and dress shirt and a light-wash denim jacket. For the most part however, I don't wear blue that much since I like red a lot better, but blue is still a good alternative to black or grey. - White: easily the color I use the most when it comes to t-shirts, polo shirts, and dress shirts, and I have a couple of white hoodies and one white cableknit sweater. I think it's highly versatile, but I would need a different color to either dominate the outfit or add the extra detail; only wearing white, black, and grey looks like something is missing in my opinion. - Black: I like black for sweaters, jackets, polo shirts, and shoes since I have very dark hair and stubbles (kinda like Alex Costa). However, I always have to wear blue jeans or grey chinos to not look too dull, and I always wear white or grey underneath if I wear a black jacket (as well as blue jeans). Black jeans look great if the top is red, light blue, white, or light grey. I actually like black suits though and think a colored tie (red, blue, or purple) or pocket square can help, but that's just me and my country apparently (people always give me compliments though) - Grey: I use it a lot for sweaters and I think it's a good contrast for my hair and compliments my skin complexion. In addition, I have light grey chinos if I'm using a dark top, and I also have a charcoal and a medium grey suit, as well as a light grey sports coat. Easy color to match in my opinion and also a good alternative to black, but I need some "real" colors in the outfit too like red or blue. - Yellow: too tacky and flashy yet again. Used to wear it a lot as a kid though, and it can work as a pattern color in some cases. - Gold: better than bright yellow anyway, but I think camel looks better. - Purple: too risky for my taste, but I have a lavender tie and polo shirt. The reason I like them is because I use the tie with a black suit and the polo shirt with white jeans, so they stay more neutral.
I agree on so many of your points! I usually sneak in pink with my socks. I have some hot pink socks that I wear with my darker, bleaker outfits. I wear some faded, dark jeans, my Docs, and a simple navy blue t-shirt, the ones that stretch. And I usually put on suspenders or my pink belt. It does wonders when women approach you because it’s a conversation starter “ what’s with the belt” and bada-bing-bada-boom, now you’re chatting with new people and making new experiences.
New to the channel and I love it!!! I’ve been watching every day since I discovered it. I’m a Navy veteran and just wanted to let you know that Navy bases are awesome! I thought a Marine would know that, after all Marines are a department of the Navy. Haha! Anyway thanks for creating such a sweet channel.
Your tie, that's where you display your individuality. Or maybe the lining of your suit. It's mainly about peripherals. Mostly you want to conform. As for watches, I've changed my mind, I really need a divers watch, one that could check my blood pressure and tell me how long I've been swimming would be great.
For me grey pants just suit me, I only wear grey or navy at the moment, but grey 75% of the time, paired with brown suede chelseas and a gold watch (because my stainless one is getting fixed) paired with a black tee- long sleeve shirt most of the time for casual wear But tomorrow I am going out to look at jeans
Well I think black is a strong colour as well for casual clothes, and I'm thinking about t-shirts (every rocker or metalhead like me has a full collection of hard rock or band's merchandise t-shirts), black boots, leather jackets, some pieces of jewelry like leather or steel bracelets and necklaces. I think there's a big dichotomy between the extreme formality, when dressing up, and the ruggedness, when dressing casually, of the colour black.
I have also grown fond of green. Like you Antonio, I think it was due to being in the Marines. And don't get me started on the chow halls on airbases, so good lol
Don't stay in one place while you're waiting for the douche who probably isn't going to show up. Look around, lean on to something, make it look like you're thinking. Make it look like you're not waiting for someone at all, that you're there all for yourself.
I just came across your channel recently and I don't know why, but I like watching your videos. I am a woman and I love fashion. I think you are great and I'm sure a lot of men are benefiting from your great advice. But I have to say that your green tie totally clashes with the blue shirt. Please don't pair blue with green. That color combination is an absolute no no. I really love everything else. Keep up the good work. You are awesome.
Hey Antonio, I'm going to have to disagree with you on the green trousers. Light green jeans, olive chinos, light olive slacks, are all go-tos for me. Btw love the green watch strap you're rocking!
Before I started having to wear safety yellow Tshirts. All my Tshirts were every color. Solids only but I had every color blues reds greens I was slip seating team trucks. So T shirts and Jean's pack easy in a single carryon "jump" bag.
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Your recommendation of fast fashion watches is unfortunate
it is a great video great taste but for my personal taste, I am strongly against SPEZZATO for man. In my view it draws too attention, a man does not need to flash off colours. It is just my opinion.
Hockey puck on your wrist.....
OK, great video Antonio but, how would I work colour as someone who is extremely colourblind when my wardrobe consists of black, grey, navy blue and some white shirts.
My boyfriend is a marine, he dresses cleanly and neat but is not stylish. I find his style stodgy. I wish he watched your videos Antonio!
I love mixing brown and green. The combination gives me a cozy/outdoors/grounded feeling
I like how you added a tie this time.
1:07 Red and Pink 2% of wardrobe - Red 1:35 Pink
3:28 Orange 1% of wardrobe
4:27 Brown 10% of wardrobe
5:14 Green 7% of wardrobe
5:56 Blue 26% of a wardrobe, 6:01 14% Navy Blue and Indigo and 12% True Blue
6:37 White 20% of wardrobe
7:17 Black 13% of wardrobe
8:12 Gray 18% of wardrobe
8:55 Purple and Lavendar 2% of wardrobe
9:19 Yellow and Gold 1% of wardrobe
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LOVED the green jacket in this vid Antonio! One more color I would add on the list is Burgundy. Totally makes you stand out when combined with right colors.
I have enough money only for 1 jacket, so I guess I'll get one with blue back, 1 brown sleeve, 1 green sleeve, grey lapels and orange buttons.
Honestly why not charcoal grey or brown
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My favorite color combo is a green top with brown pants. This basic combo can run from carhartt work pants and a t shirt to slacks and a button up with possibly a patterned purple yellow or maroon tie.
Very informative video.
I'd like to know more about colour-themed dress codes.
In a past job of mine, my employer required a 'green-themed business professional' dress code. I responded with a charcoal-grey suit, white shirt and pocket square, black belt and shoes, gold-coloured cufflinks and tie clip (which complemented my gold wedding ring), black, gold, and green lapel pin, and an emeral-green tie.
On my first day at work, I noticed one colleague dressed like I was but wearing a gold lapel pin and royal navy blue tie instead while another wore a navy-blue suit, light-blue shirt, and gold cufflinks, tie clip, lapel pin, and tie.
It turned out my employer didn't mean that that we necessarily had to wear green (though he accepted that and was happy with my suit too) but that any combination of the primary colours of green (so blue and yellow) should dominate the overall appearance of the suit.
I've not come across a colour-themed dress code since but was wondering how common it is for a colour-themed dress code to accept any combination of the primary colours of the colour theme without requiring the wearing of that colour itself or if that was just a more liberal interpretation than usual.
Fantastic video Antonio, I must say you're totally in your element when tackling topics like these, can't think of another channel that does them as well. Glad you touched on purple too, as I have a suit that has purple lining in the jacket which I always thought looked great, but now I can understand colour association with it to
Thank you VERY much - yeah, trying to create more detailed vids!!!
Much appreciated. I've made a recent choice to make longer form content myself for the same reason. Seems to be getting more positive responses too
Great video! Ret Navy vet here. Thanks for your service. Love the national defense medal print pocket square on the off white coat.
It is always fun learning other ways to add color to your wardrobe. Sometimes it takes alot of trying on and convincing myself to just take the chance lol
My first suit was a true blue suit that I got for prom. It was incredibly hard to find what I had in mind because every suit store guy only ever showed me navy suits. I matched it with a white shirt, rich gold bow tie, and brown shoes
When I saw the Vincero watch first come up, I knew what what coming and said "oh, nooo..." aloud.
Must be psychic powers.
Well, this is not a video for watch enthusiasts so we'll have to ignore that...
@@jimmyphan134 the problem is Antonio himself IS a watch enthusiast, so in a way the sponsor feels a bit irresponsible of him to do.
Antonio, as a retired Army Officer I agree the Air Force does have it nice. As for your son, each academy allows a percentage of their graduates to branch to another service. I know a West Pointer that became a Naval Aviator and an Air Force Academy grad that became a Naval Aviator.
That comment about army bases is so true. I'm 4 1/2 years in.
Love this video. I took a step away from my 'signature' black leather jackets with black jeans a little while ago, when I got a grey sweater for my birthday, and tried some dark blue jeans with it.
Im going to try a few of these color ideas, thanks for the tips Antonio.
Thank you for this one! I love the psychology behind color and color matching, and *try* to use this on a regular basis, on-the-clock or off-the-clock. Much of my wardrobe is blue (true and navy) but my company branding color is *orange* so I have fun incorporating that via accessories as you mentioned (pocket squares, bracelets, ring, pen, sunglasses, etc.). Sometimes blue and black can make for an interesting combo as well. Hats are a fun color accessory as well to work into a wardrobe, but I realize not every guy is a "hat guy"...lol ;-)
Excellent connection with emotional response, which doesn't get much attention except for red! Thanks!
Nice video, one of my favorites. Hair style is on point in this one. Green slacks and grey flannel trousers are great.
I was a Transportation Officer in the Air Force and when I worked the passenger terminals on deployment we occasionally supported Marines. It was always an honor. Thank you for serving!
Love green! Goes with my eyes. I always get compliments when I wear my green gingham dress shirt from The Tie Bar.
The basic palette that works for my casual wardrobe is black, white, navy and camel. Almost any combination of these colors works (except navy and black) . Black and white go with everything. Navy and camel are neutral enough so that you can add bits of more "adventurous" colors like maroon, green or burgundy. If you have other staples like brown leather jacket it's a quite versatile set.
6:47 I like what you did there with the pocket square anyone in the military knows what that color pattern is
Really good work Antonio, well done! I noticed that you refer to gray as a "canvas" piece that you can build the rest of your appearance on. Would you mind telling us what other colors fall into the same category please?
Thanks for this! We have to wear polo's in the colors of red, gray and blue in our school and this helps alot
Happy to hear that the video helped!
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Your videos are so formal and educational. Just amazing content that you put out.
My Canvas Colours are Blue, Black, White and Pink.
My Accent Colours are Red and Yellow.
My No-Go Colours are Purple and Brown.
Colours that I haven't had the chance to wear are Orange and Grey.
Whilst I strongly disagree with your approach to wearing Black suits as I wear Black suits regularly and occasionally Navy Blue, we're all different which is good. Great video Antonio as always.
Great video Antonio, as a Air Force Academy graduate, I salute you!
I love using color in my outfits, especially earthy tones. I find that a color wheel really helps me so that the colors don't clash, and other than royal blue, I use more desaturated or earthy tones of colors. I need to do a vid on that soon, but you beat me to it lol
Love the choice - perfect for fall.
Thanks for this amazing video! I see so many men not dressing up the best way they can and therefore not looking sharp every day. I really think that if you dress good, the first impressions you make are always the best! Always dress to impress.
You make a great point Fernando 👍😀
@@RealMenRealStyle thanks Antonio!
What’s your colors and percentages in your wardrobe?
Mine:
50% black
25% white
25% blue
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About
10% red
15% green
5% yellow
20% blue
15% black
20% brown and 10% grey :D
Back in middle school those were the only colors I would wear, lmao
There's a lack of purple clothes here
90%: random colors I hate using because of what the clothes are actually like
10% black, white, blue, and grey
damn blue is hard to pull out with that colors I guess isn't it ? :D
I think the black and yellow color scheme looks great.
Like a hornet!
Or just a really dark purple maybe?
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Great work Man.
Very useful information here. My favourite style is grey coat with black shirt, pants and shoes but some people say it makes you like a mafioso...
i love gray suits. they look good. i own one, though i probably want to adjust some parts to make it more comfortable. don't know where to go to do that, though.
i also love purple, its my favourite color as it mixes red and blue, 2 colors i like a lot.
Based on your recommendation, I now wear Vincero watches. Love 'em!
Maybe green tie was not the best idea when you had planned to put on many colors over yourself. The color combo looked weird multiple times. But this is one of the best video of yours in terms of practical fashion knowlegde. Thank you.
I love the service medal pocket square
Love the National Defense pocket square.
Great video, I need to put on wear more color and less basics(white,black,navy,gray)
No you don’t, monochrome is never wrong, ignore this clown!
Bro I’m stealing that look
Antonio, you are maestro!! Real friend of men. Respect from Latvia
Great video, but talking about color theory and more specifically color season would've helped more men benefit from this video.
Thanks so much. I've been looking for info like this for a long time. I like how you incorporate science, style and such sage advice.
Have an orange blazer,I wear it with my black Jean's and paisley shirt with multiple colors,when you these colors
It tones it down..but you have to be confident enough to wear it.
Really good info thank you! It has cleared up something I’ve been wondering about for a while. It seems most of your audience are straight guys which is awesome, just letting you know there are some gay guys out there as well who enjoy you’re channel. Some of the language about women and attraction can feel a little as if we are excluded although I’m sure that’s not the intention 😊
#early!! Nice video. This kinda content sets you apart! I like that green tie but I'd go with a more pronounced dimple. Cheers!
Amazing content and very usefull as well ! Congrat's Antonio , another great video 😉
98% agree, however, I use black/blue about the same when it comes to slacks, shoes, belts, and suits. For me, the shirt/tie combo sets the tone.
Blue, gray, and lavender--my go to colors. I love to accent with red and orange. Thanks for a great video.
Hey Antonio, thanks for your work. Love from Brazil!
Cheers Laelson from Brazil. Appreciate the love.
wow. I guess the red tux I picked last prom made me achieve my goal without noticing it lmao
A great color combination I've always thought is brown and gray, in particular charcoal gray.
Such a great video! I love the depth of description and traits associated with each colour.
5:27 I just like the green jacket he’s wearing 😂
My opinion on the colors:
- Red: one of my favorite clothing colors (easily top 3) and something I use for shirts, sweaters, jackets (either bomber or shell), chinos, shorts, caps, and ties, or as a pattern or extra detail in a dark outfit. I sometimes consider it an alternative to black for casual clothes since it gives me a lot of the same associations (power, strength, sexiness, and rebellion) but it's actually a "real" color. I also have dark brown hair, so red really compliments it.
- Pink: too risky for my taste and doesn't work well with my complexion at all.
- Orange: I only like it when it's a pattern, contrast stitching, or the inner part of a dark jacket. Looks too flashy and tacky as a dominating color in my opinion, as well as an inferior version of red or camel.
- Brown: dark brown as a dominating color to me gives out the impression that the person is old, poor, shy, and insecure. Works better for accessories. A camel coat, light brown leather jacket, or camel suede shoes however are things I love and to me give out associations like warmth, power, calmness, and confidence.
- Green: bright green looks too tacky and flashy despite being my favorite color on its own. Dark green I think looks great, but I only really wear it when I'm out in the woods or go camping.
- Blue: I like navy and sky blue, but true blue is my least favorite color. Most of my jeans are navy, as well as a couple of my sweaters, and I have a sky blue short-sleeve shirt and dress shirt and a light-wash denim jacket. For the most part however, I don't wear blue that much since I like red a lot better, but blue is still a good alternative to black or grey.
- White: easily the color I use the most when it comes to t-shirts, polo shirts, and dress shirts, and I have a couple of white hoodies and one white cableknit sweater. I think it's highly versatile, but I would need a different color to either dominate the outfit or add the extra detail; only wearing white, black, and grey looks like something is missing in my opinion.
- Black: I like black for sweaters, jackets, polo shirts, and shoes since I have very dark hair and stubbles (kinda like Alex Costa). However, I always have to wear blue jeans or grey chinos to not look too dull, and I always wear white or grey underneath if I wear a black jacket (as well as blue jeans). Black jeans look great if the top is red, light blue, white, or light grey. I actually like black suits though and think a colored tie (red, blue, or purple) or pocket square can help, but that's just me and my country apparently (people always give me compliments though)
- Grey: I use it a lot for sweaters and I think it's a good contrast for my hair and compliments my skin complexion. In addition, I have light grey chinos if I'm using a dark top, and I also have a charcoal and a medium grey suit, as well as a light grey sports coat. Easy color to match in my opinion and also a good alternative to black, but I need some "real" colors in the outfit too like red or blue.
- Yellow: too tacky and flashy yet again. Used to wear it a lot as a kid though, and it can work as a pattern color in some cases.
- Gold: better than bright yellow anyway, but I think camel looks better.
- Purple: too risky for my taste, but I have a lavender tie and polo shirt. The reason I like them is because I use the tie with a black suit and the polo shirt with white jeans, so they stay more neutral.
I agree on so many of your points! I usually sneak in pink with my socks. I have some hot pink socks that I wear with my darker, bleaker outfits. I wear some faded, dark jeans, my Docs, and a simple navy blue t-shirt, the ones that stretch. And I usually put on suspenders or my pink belt. It does wonders when women approach you because it’s a conversation starter “ what’s with the belt” and bada-bing-bada-boom, now you’re chatting with new people and making new experiences.
Hii Antonio..I m from India & love ur way of explaining everything in details I follow ur tips ..it really works thankyou so much
New to the channel and I love it!!! I’ve been watching every day since I discovered it. I’m a Navy veteran and just wanted to let you know that Navy bases are awesome! I thought a Marine would know that, after all Marines are a department of the Navy. Haha! Anyway thanks for creating such a sweet channel.
Excellent content Antonio, but one correction...that black shoe was not a balmoral but a standard cap toe oxford.
Your tie, that's where you display your individuality. Or maybe the lining of your suit. It's mainly about peripherals. Mostly you want to conform. As for watches, I've changed my mind, I really need a divers watch, one that could check my blood pressure and tell me how long I've been swimming would be great.
A quick question won't these percentages change depending on your skin tone and hair colour?
Yes they absolutely do
He mentions this briefly with pinks and reds, but doesn't go into much detail
I like what you say about colors and want to learn more but also is there textures that also have different meaning behind them?
I love neckties pocket squares and suits
Fantastic video Antonio! Very, very useful.
Thank you, much needed😊
Much needed thankyou for answering my querry it was so important best wishes from pakistan
For me grey pants just suit me, I only wear grey or navy at the moment, but grey 75% of the time, paired with brown suede chelseas and a gold watch (because my stainless one is getting fixed) paired with a black tee- long sleeve shirt most of the time for casual wear
But tomorrow I am going out to look at jeans
Would love to see a video on triadic colors...I want to be a bit more bold
I love color clothing.
Well I think black is a strong colour as well for casual clothes, and I'm thinking about t-shirts (every rocker or metalhead like me has a full collection of hard rock or band's merchandise t-shirts), black boots, leather jackets, some pieces of jewelry like leather or steel bracelets and necklaces. I think there's a big dichotomy between the extreme formality, when dressing up, and the ruggedness, when dressing casually, of the colour black.
One of the most colourful video i have ever seen ! 👍👍
I have also grown fond of green. Like you Antonio, I think it was due to being in the Marines. And don't get me started on the chow halls on airbases, so good lol
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The first thing I see looks damn good
I have a mint green suit i wear during Easter lol
Love from South Africa
Thanks a lot. These really are wise pieces of advice.
Love it when the guys are not afraid of color
I've got a lot of black and grey in my wardrobe but I'm slowly expanding
To be honest, that orange sports jacket with the blue shirt underneath looked good lol.
I love color clothing
The ending got me cracking 🤠🤠
Hey Antonio. Please do a video on how to stand in public while waiting for someone!
Don't stay in one place while you're waiting for the douche who probably isn't going to show up.
Look around, lean on to something, make it look like you're thinking. Make it look like you're not waiting for someone at all, that you're there all for yourself.
Really wise pieces of advice. Thanks a lot.
I just came across your channel recently and I don't know why, but I like watching your videos. I am a woman and I love fashion. I think you are great and I'm sure a lot of men are benefiting from your great advice. But I have to say that your green tie totally clashes with the blue shirt. Please don't pair blue with green. That color combination is an absolute no no. I really love everything else. Keep up the good work. You are awesome.
Only Antonio can pull off an orange suit!
Yeah, I thought it looked nice, too. Wear more orange, Antonio! :)
It looked horrible. Does he actually have it or edited the video?
What about Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber?!
@@NameBrandClique haven't watched the movie but maybe the title should give you some clues
@@VEE727 yeah, it's a joke - but look it up, it's hilarious!
6:55 again I like his whole outfit
Muchas gracias por esta guía.
Thanks for your video! Very interesting and fun to watch. Could you please slow down your speaking speed? It is way to fast for a German like me 🥲
I have plenty of orange shirts. I wear them with brown, blue, black, and grey.
Oooh diggin' that green watch ..
Conratulations ! I love your tips
thanks thanks . I love your all videos . you are the best
OORAHH.Antonio...😆..great video..thanks😊👍👍
You should do some videos for us teens too...
Hey Antonio, I'm going to have to disagree with you on the green trousers. Light green jeans, olive chinos, light olive slacks, are all go-tos for me. Btw love the green watch strap you're rocking!
Great video, one that you talk about colour conbination would be a good followup
Before I started having to wear safety yellow Tshirts. All my Tshirts were every color. Solids only but I had every color blues reds greens
I was slip seating team trucks. So T shirts and Jean's pack easy in a single carryon "jump" bag.
Great video! Love the research you do!