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Having a uniform really was a breakthrough for me when it came to fashion. Having a basic, minimal, set of pieces that are your weekday go-tos have so many benefits. Eliminates the stress and time taken up in the morning when trying to figure out what to wear. It also helps contrasts when you do decide to dress up for maybe the weekend or going out. When people see you wear a plain white tee and black trousers everyday, you’ll almost always get a reaction whenever you decide to pull some unique pieces out
For others reading this, I wouldn’t recommend defaulting to black trousers and a white shirt. That’s a very high contrast outfit and cuts your body in half, accentuates your waist and breaks you clearly into a top and bottom half. Black is an overrated color. Black shows any and all lint, pet hair, dust. It _“matches with everything”_ in the sense that it equally matches with nothing else. Black obscures any visual texture the fabric might have. It’s inappropriate for day time or the summer. Worst color possible IMO. Trousers-and a-tee are fine, but I would recommend literally any other color besides black.
@@Mister_Phafanapolis I respect your opinion, but that's what works for me. Luckily I don't have any problems with dust, lint, pet hair, etc. so my black pieces are always clean aside from the occasional fading. As for the high contrast, it's generally pretty accepted for color blocking that colors opposite to each other in the color wheel go together just as well as those that are beside it. Again, all opinion and preference. Wear whatever makes you confident!
" Being stylish and being fashionable are entirely two different things. You can easily buy your way into being fashionable. Style, I think, is in your DNA. It implies originality and courage. And the worst that can happen is that you fail. And you don't die from that " Iris Apfel
I love to have like 1-3 uniforms that all utilize my style, and then use parts of trends that fit them, even making them staple or permanent if i really like them
This is a good question. To me a trend is temporary, something a celebrity would wear and all of a sudden some ppl have to wear it. However, style is personal, proportion based by putting something together.
I love how you highlighted that we should look inwards at our personal interests and how we identify ourselves to shape how we dress. At the end of the day there is no wrong way to dress. We're all just telling a story about who we are with the clothes that we put on everyday. The only thing I hate about fashion is how some people in the sphere can be extremely vain, frivolous, and judgemental. Especially in this fashion influencer/micro-celebrity day and age, a lot of people seem to take themselves too seriously and have grown out of touch from being a good human. I say this from personal experience knowing and meeting a lot of people like this in Los Angeles. I just hope at the end of the day people understand that there is nothing absolute and superior about their tastes. Fashion is about self-expression in the fleeting lives we live. Self-expression that doesn't have to come at the expense of judging and stigmatizing others.
Definitely Tyler the creator. His style is disruptive in a classic kind of way, especially in recent years. Nothing he wears is really anything we haven’t seen before but it’s more like styles that have been moved away from by the masses. And the way he puts colors together always seems fun no matter what the pieces are. #pvv
It’s not nothing we’ve seen before (lots of influences from other older styles) BUT it’s his very own unique take on the retro style The color use, certain pieces, and street influences def brings something new to the retro style that has. Even explored in other high fashion luxury brands (take fendi, Gucci, and LV old runways)
My 2 cents on this: a few years ago I developed my uniform, mostly white shirts and flared jeans with menswear inspired shoes. Recently I‘ve started experimenting within the frame of my uniform: colorful jeans, same cut but different fabric, big sleeves, high collars, etc. If feels great to be able to try out new things without putting on a costume
It's quite a 'trendy' style rn and one I take heavy inspiration from that being Daniel Simmons'. I love his use of soft tones and heavy focus on proportionality. I really enjoy juxtaposing traditionally quite formal pieces with large oversized/more modern silhouettes. Great vid as always man #PVV
Literally the first person I’ve heard say it’s okay to dress trendy and I had to reevaluate my thoughts on fashion trends and how in internally judge people fir following trends x
I like the idea of an uniform, I think I will never get tired of the slim black Jeans, regular white shirt and relaxed overshirt combo. But trying new things and pushing your comfortzone ist way to much fun at the moment.
I love your thoughts on pretty much everything on this vid but I differ on making a uniform right off the bat. I think that to make a uniform you first have to explore fashion for some good time, narrow it down to the core of *what you truly like* & then you’ll be able to assemble something you’ll be happy with
I took up skateboarding in my teenage years and it helped shape every aspect of my life. Fashion-wise, I think Jason Dill really is someone who laid ground work for their unique style in the industry.
I tried to force myself to get an uniform to buy less and find « my » style but at the end of the day there s no bad thing being experimental like ye is and I think I just can’t stop trying new things, Havin different styles for different mood is just so cool to me
Figuring out my uniform was one of the most satisfying experiences in my life. I always know what to wear, basically everything matches. Tip: less is more.
@@natalyabdulkhaliq8722 pintrest and creating outfits on bitmoji. So with the clothes you have or want create an outfit that you are 100% confident in and stick to it, an outfit you wouldn’t think twice about. Lastly versatility is key at least for me, I like buying clothes that matches with one another.
I've just discovered your channel today and after watching a few videos I can say that I love your unique approach to topics that (seems like) everyone has talked about many times. You don't just copy-paste common advice but you get in-depth with your thoughts, research and it seems like you really care about helping people with your videos. This is what quality and unique content is. Also, love your voice haha
I love Im Changkyun's style. His style has evolved in recent years and while it's not ground breaking nor do I think it's trend setting but his style feels like it was made for him. It's clean, classic, and timeless. I'd argue that even when you compare others with a similar style to him, he still does it better than everyone else.
I freaking love this video. I think it’s so cool there’s more and more dudes on RUclips talking about fashion, cuz I’ve always thought it’s so fun and why should just one group of people get all the fun?
As someone who likes to always be doing something interesting with my outfits, I find the idea of a uniform scary but also comforting. I guess I can have the freedom to wear the same stuff all the time and not be creating a world altering brand new fit every day for class. I can be creative with clothing, but I shouldn’t put pressure on myself to do something new every single day.
hiroki nakamura and rick owens are my two biggest style inspirations. both have such recognizable look about you that is immediately recognizable is so amazing to me. to not only be recognized by personality or face but by how you present yourself is such a dream come true for me
Same. Hiroki does everything stylish. I sometimes wonder if he has like a old grey sweats pants he chills on the couch with on a Sunday. He is probably wearing a natural indigo-dyed kimono though...
i recently discovered your channel and im obsessed! im only 15 but i really want to start dressing better and stop spending so much money on clothes that don’t match.
My best advice is wear what gets your creative juices flowing. I typically put the outfit together in my head based on something I want to wear, like a specific shirt or color. Once you put it all on commit to it and walk out the door without second guessing. People will notice your positive vibes more than the clothes on your body so at the and of the day, if you are inspired by your outfit, you’ll give off positive vibes.
I never really thought that I had a unique style until starting college. Within the first few months I had people telling me that the way I dress (and sometimes act) reminds them of a sitcom character from the 70s, 80s or 90s. It's the most interesting compliment I've ever gotten 😚 It's also wild that I had girls in my class during middle school tell me that me wearing oversized clothes were weird, but now It's a huge trend.
I never realized that I’ve been wearing a “uniform” until you put it into perspective. Love my uniqlo u white tees and blue jeans haha. Now to spruce it up!
Just found your channel, and I am binge watching all your videos now. Thank you for creating such informative and detailed videos, they are so fun to watch and expand my thoughts about fashion and style ❤
My friends have been noticing recently that because of the way I love thrifting and getting clothes from my mom’s old work clothes (men can wear women’s clothes as long as they fit XD), I end up looking like I time traveled from 2004. I study trends, look at the young adults my age and how they dress, I could easily dress “trendy” if I wanted to. But I don’t, I like my time traveler style because it feels like me, and I hope other people evolve their styles like that too :3
Great video! Some days I wanna try something different some days I’m gonna be trendy. Drew I think a good video idea is highlighting some black creators/ influencers & our impact on this fashion culture.
Keith Richards always had a super unique style. It was in the 70/80s vein of the glam rock style without going into the “grey area” that Prince popularized. You could tell dude had a ton of fun styling himself back in the day, and I mean c’mon, not many people can pull off a tuxedo with an eyepatch and a tophat.
PVV gang what's up, no lie I'm not feeling the hat today but you are certainly a stylish cat and a great voice in RUclips fashion. You and frugal aesthetics have both talked about the uniform concept recently and I think it's really the best way to lock in what exactly your personal style looks like, what the baseline is, almost like your everyday demeanor. Then you've got those pieces you best out occasionally to spice things up the way certain moods/people/situations will bring out different elements if your personality
I’ve been doing wife beaters under my button downs but unbuttoning them super far down to about three buttons from the bottom. It has this Larry the cable guy feeling on a better physique. I love it because it creates a great upside down triangle broadening the shoulders visually.
I love Kiki’s (Japanese RUclipsr ‘STAY IN BED’) personal style and just general vibe. She’s cool, calm and comfy. Your note about uniform is interesting and made we wanna go create one (literally pull stuff out of my closet) or at least consider one.
The big thing you overlooked is the huge downside to being trendy is... it's unsustainable. I don't even necessarily mean in a moral, planetary sense, though those are serious issues, but just financially and temporally. Influencers have the benefit of being gifted clothes and styled, but for the average person, it's time spent keeping on top of the trends and maintaining a reasonably sized closet, and money spent constantly updating with no end in sight since there's always going to be something new. You're much better off figuring out what you like and is going to stick and using that 5-10% to figure out what styling, tweaks, or combos you can do to make it feel more current.
I've been subscribed for over a year now and have never left a comment. I just wanted to commend you on the quality lately, looking forward to what is next!
OKay, One Thing I would challenge you on is when you mentioned that "In the US, most people dont dress well". Honestly not even really about the "US" part - although I think that could be another beneficial conversation - but the "dressing well". What does that mean exactly? What does someone who "dresses well" look like? If there's such thing as dressing "well", who decided on that objective definition- and why do you agree? What is the benefit/impact of having a conversation about "personal" "unique" style while still upholding the constricting ideals of dressing "well". All those questions are rhetorical btw lol but hopefully you get what im trying to say. Id honestly love to know what you think- whether you agree or not
Personally I loove Blanca Miros style. It’s pretty far from my own pretty boring, quite scandinavian style (I’ve been trying to experiment more the last 1-2 years tho bc I’m generally not a huge fan a minimalistic style, I’m just lazy 😐). She’s soo good at mixing and matching colours and patterns. She brings in trendy elements but it still looks true to her style and also in a way that makes it look classic
When I was at schl my prof told me that creative people choose uniforms so they dont have to focus on what they are wearing so they have more creative juice for their creations. I get it, but its still not for me
Lmao I can’t believe you just said people don’t dress well in the US 😭. I’m from NYC so you definitely get a large spectrum in fashion knowledge, from fashions mfs to people who just dress to put clothes on to go to work.
@@memelord3348 so people from Atlanta,Chicago, California , Tennessee and Texas don’t dress well ? Have you traveled before ? That makes no sense. Most of this guys inspiration is from US based celebrities like Pharrell and Kanye but American don’t dress well
Frank Jackson has such awesome style in my opinion. He is one of my favorite inspirations, and as an athlete, I feel like athletes consistently have such boring and borrowed personal styles, so I love to see someone like him who wears things in very practical yet unique ways. Also good for you for shouting out amine. love that guy #pvv
#pvv my top 3 stylish celebs would have to be John Mayer, Ye, and Madeintyo. All have vastly different styles but their closets are so unique and they pull everything off so well
I was born and raised in Harlem so fashion was always important to me at a young age. With that said, I feel like Kid Cudi was the first person in my adult years that was influential to me in terms of fashion.
I feel like Tyler the creator and ASAP Rocky has such an unique style, but I also feel like I can’t dress like they do, so my recent style inspo is Daniel Simmons; maybe it’s not so unique, but it’s the style the fits me the most at the moment.
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Having a uniform really was a breakthrough for me when it came to fashion. Having a basic, minimal, set of pieces that are your weekday go-tos have so many benefits. Eliminates the stress and time taken up in the morning when trying to figure out what to wear. It also helps contrasts when you do decide to dress up for maybe the weekend or going out. When people see you wear a plain white tee and black trousers everyday, you’ll almost always get a reaction whenever you decide to pull some unique pieces out
For others reading this, I wouldn’t recommend defaulting to black trousers and a white shirt. That’s a very high contrast outfit and cuts your body in half, accentuates your waist and breaks you clearly into a top and bottom half. Black is an overrated color. Black shows any and all lint, pet hair, dust. It _“matches with everything”_ in the sense that it equally matches with nothing else. Black obscures any visual texture the fabric might have. It’s inappropriate for day time or the summer. Worst color possible IMO.
Trousers-and a-tee are fine, but I would recommend literally any other color besides black.
@@Mister_Phafanapolis I respect your opinion, but that's what works for me. Luckily I don't have any problems with dust, lint, pet hair, etc. so my black pieces are always clean aside from the occasional fading. As for the high contrast, it's generally pretty accepted for color blocking that colors opposite to each other in the color wheel go together just as well as those that are beside it. Again, all opinion and preference. Wear whatever makes you confident!
Spot on, I definitely have a lot of pieces I only keep for going out, day to day I fell in love with just jeans t’s and shirts and boots
You have a point
" Being stylish and being fashionable are entirely two different things. You can easily buy your way into being fashionable. Style, I think, is in your DNA. It implies originality and courage. And the worst that can happen is that you fail. And you don't die from that " Iris Apfel
A mix of both. Trends are inevitable. You stumbled upon certain pieces you started to love bc they were a trend/microtrend once
I love to have like 1-3 uniforms that all utilize my style, and then use parts of trends that fit them, even making them staple or permanent if i really like them
You know someone who has unique style is the man Drew Joiner, what a legend happy to be blessed this Sunday.
Drew da 🐐no 🧢
This is a good question. To me a trend is temporary, something a celebrity would wear and all of a sudden some ppl have to wear it. However, style is personal, proportion based by putting something together.
I love how you highlighted that we should look inwards at our personal interests and how we identify ourselves to shape how we dress. At the end of the day there is no wrong way to dress. We're all just telling a story about who we are with the clothes that we put on everyday.
The only thing I hate about fashion is how some people in the sphere can be extremely vain, frivolous, and judgemental. Especially in this fashion influencer/micro-celebrity day and age, a lot of people seem to take themselves too seriously and have grown out of touch from being a good human. I say this from personal experience knowing and meeting a lot of people like this in Los Angeles.
I just hope at the end of the day people understand that there is nothing absolute and superior about their tastes. Fashion is about self-expression in the fleeting lives we live. Self-expression that doesn't have to come at the expense of judging and stigmatizing others.
This comment 🎯🎯
Definitely Tyler the creator. His style is disruptive in a classic kind of way, especially in recent years. Nothing he wears is really anything we haven’t seen before but it’s more like styles that have been moved away from by the masses. And the way he puts colors together always seems fun no matter what the pieces are. #pvv
It’s not nothing we’ve seen before (lots of influences from other older styles) BUT it’s his very own unique take on the retro style
The color use, certain pieces, and street influences def brings something new to the retro style that has. Even explored in other high fashion luxury brands (take fendi, Gucci, and LV old runways)
And as you said his outfits are indeed so fun to see
My 2 cents on this: a few years ago I developed my uniform, mostly white shirts and flared jeans with menswear inspired shoes. Recently I‘ve started experimenting within the frame of my uniform: colorful jeans, same cut but different fabric, big sleeves, high collars, etc. If feels great to be able to try out new things without putting on a costume
It's quite a 'trendy' style rn and one I take heavy inspiration from that being Daniel Simmons'. I love his use of soft tones and heavy focus on proportionality. I really enjoy juxtaposing traditionally quite formal pieces with large oversized/more modern silhouettes.
Great vid as always man #PVV
Literally the first person I’ve heard say it’s okay to dress trendy and I had to reevaluate my thoughts on fashion trends and how in internally judge people fir following trends x
I like the idea of an uniform, I think I will never get tired of the slim black Jeans, regular white shirt and relaxed overshirt combo. But trying new things and pushing your comfortzone ist way to much fun at the moment.
I love your thoughts on pretty much everything on this vid but I differ on making a uniform right off the bat. I think that to make a uniform you first have to explore fashion for some good time, narrow it down to the core of *what you truly like* & then you’ll be able to assemble something you’ll be happy with
I took up skateboarding in my teenage years and it helped shape every aspect of my life. Fashion-wise, I think Jason Dill really is someone who laid ground work for their unique style in the industry.
definitely. and he was emulating characters like pony boy and dallas winston from the outsiders.
Emma really dresses good. It always looks so put together but it isn't trying too hard if that makes sense
I tried to force myself to get an uniform to buy less and find « my » style but at the end of the day there s no bad thing being experimental like ye is and I think I just can’t stop trying new things, Havin different styles for different mood is just so cool to me
Figuring out my uniform was one of the most satisfying experiences in my life. I always know what to wear, basically everything matches. Tip: less is more.
frugal aesthetic?!?!?👀
@@doubleyoujaytee3017 I watch him lol!
how did you figure it out
@@natalyabdulkhaliq8722 pintrest and creating outfits on bitmoji. So with the clothes you have or want create an outfit that you are 100% confident in and stick to it, an outfit you wouldn’t think twice about. Lastly versatility is key at least for me, I like buying clothes that matches with one another.
I've just discovered your channel today and after watching a few videos I can say that I love your unique approach to topics that (seems like) everyone has talked about many times. You don't just copy-paste common advice but you get in-depth with your thoughts, research and it seems like you really care about helping people with your videos. This is what quality and unique content is. Also, love your voice haha
I love Im Changkyun's style. His style has evolved in recent years and while it's not ground breaking nor do I think it's trend setting but his style feels like it was made for him. It's clean, classic, and timeless. I'd argue that even when you compare others with a similar style to him, he still does it better than everyone else.
I freaking love this video. I think it’s so cool there’s more and more dudes on RUclips talking about fashion, cuz I’ve always thought it’s so fun and why should just one group of people get all the fun?
As someone who likes to always be doing something interesting with my outfits, I find the idea of a uniform scary but also comforting. I guess I can have the freedom to wear the same stuff all the time and not be creating a world altering brand new fit every day for class. I can be creative with clothing, but I shouldn’t put pressure on myself to do something new every single day.
hiroki nakamura and rick owens are my two biggest style inspirations. both have such recognizable look about you that is immediately recognizable is so amazing to me. to not only be recognized by personality or face but by how you present yourself is such a dream come true for me
Same. Hiroki does everything stylish. I sometimes wonder if he has like a old grey sweats pants he chills on the couch with on a Sunday. He is probably wearing a natural indigo-dyed kimono though...
Another Master Class 👏🏽 I’d like to add, don’t take things too seriously, half of the fun is making mistakes and experimenting
@TEXT ON TELEGRAM @DrewJoiner Im not sure what to do? Am I just to reply to acknowledge?
Truth is a lot of the fire fits I see online, I could never wear in public, so I always make it my own.
i recently discovered your channel and im obsessed! im only 15 but i really want to start dressing better and stop spending so much money on clothes that don’t match.
My best advice is wear what gets your creative juices flowing. I typically put the outfit together in my head based on something I want to wear, like a specific shirt or color. Once you put it all on commit to it and walk out the door without second guessing. People will notice your positive vibes more than the clothes on your body so at the and of the day, if you are inspired by your outfit, you’ll give off positive vibes.
Wow, looking back I feel I did the same thing, however, I never would have had the foresight to notice it. Kudos to you.
No. 1 style icon for me is easily 90s Liam Gallagher. No one else can pull off regular button downs, desert boots and duffle coats with such swagger.
based
100% style god
Mate that fucking umbro set he wore at Maine road in 1996, dare I say, fucking biblical
drew phillips, enya umanzor, and ariel mckenna have great personal style and are my biggest style icons
yasss! enya and drew’s are my favorite🤍
I never really thought that I had a unique style until starting college. Within the first few months I had people telling me that the way I dress (and sometimes act) reminds them of a sitcom character from the 70s, 80s or 90s. It's the most interesting compliment I've ever gotten 😚 It's also wild that I had girls in my class during middle school tell me that me wearing oversized clothes were weird, but now It's a huge trend.
im so glad your channel is popping, well deserved
honestly i love zoe kravitz and her style, it’s simple yet not too much. i really look up to her style #pvv
I never realized that I’ve been wearing a “uniform” until you put it into perspective. Love my uniqlo u white tees and blue jeans haha. Now to spruce it up!
Just found your channel, and I am binge watching all your videos now. Thank you for creating such informative and detailed videos, they are so fun to watch and expand my thoughts about fashion and style ❤
Glad you are enjoying!!
My friends have been noticing recently that because of the way I love thrifting and getting clothes from my mom’s old work clothes (men can wear women’s clothes as long as they fit XD), I end up looking like I time traveled from 2004. I study trends, look at the young adults my age and how they dress, I could easily dress “trendy” if I wanted to. But I don’t, I like my time traveler style because it feels like me, and I hope other people evolve their styles like that too :3
I think Kanye does both. He does so many different aesthetics but you can see his exact same style/uniform in a lot of them
Lots of love from Germany my g
lil yatchy's fits always amaze me. his style is impeccable.
Great video! Some days I wanna try something different some days I’m gonna be trendy.
Drew I think a good video idea is highlighting some black creators/ influencers & our impact on this fashion culture.
Keith Richards always had a super unique style. It was in the 70/80s vein of the glam rock style without going into the “grey area” that Prince popularized.
You could tell dude had a ton of fun styling himself back in the day, and I mean c’mon, not many people can pull off a tuxedo with an eyepatch and a tophat.
I love rihanna's style so much!
PVV gang what's up, no lie I'm not feeling the hat today but you are certainly a stylish cat and a great voice in RUclips fashion. You and frugal aesthetics have both talked about the uniform concept recently and I think it's really the best way to lock in what exactly your personal style looks like, what the baseline is, almost like your everyday demeanor. Then you've got those pieces you best out occasionally to spice things up the way certain moods/people/situations will bring out different elements if your personality
I’ve been doing wife beaters under my button downs but unbuttoning them super far down to about three buttons from the bottom. It has this Larry the cable guy feeling on a better physique. I love it because it creates a great upside down triangle broadening the shoulders visually.
I love Kiki’s (Japanese RUclipsr ‘STAY IN BED’) personal style and just general vibe. She’s cool, calm and comfy.
Your note about uniform is interesting and made we wanna go create one (literally pull stuff out of my closet) or at least consider one.
The big thing you overlooked is the huge downside to being trendy is... it's unsustainable. I don't even necessarily mean in a moral, planetary sense, though those are serious issues, but just financially and temporally. Influencers have the benefit of being gifted clothes and styled, but for the average person, it's time spent keeping on top of the trends and maintaining a reasonably sized closet, and money spent constantly updating with no end in sight since there's always going to be something new. You're much better off figuring out what you like and is going to stick and using that 5-10% to figure out what styling, tweaks, or combos you can do to make it feel more current.
Great video and i get a lot of your points. Alessandro Squarzi is one of the people i think has a great and unique personal style.
Great video. Really shows the different paths you can take when you are on your own journey! Love it
I love when I think I'm tired of my closet, then I throw some shit together from different outfits, and actually like it.
Héctor bellerin dresses really good, more so considering he's a football player
I've been subscribed for over a year now and have never left a comment. I just wanted to commend you on the quality lately, looking forward to what is next!
Thank you man!! I appreciate the support over the year
I think this is such a deep topic that it could be a 2hr podcast.
You gotta give your snake plant more light!!
I loove the style of Florence Welch, she's very consistent in her "boho-chic" image
this video was sooooo good!!! cant wait to watch pt 2 and 3
if you want to be popular, follow the latest trends. if you want to be respected, strive for style.
My personal style is the D squared 2003 show. Effortless Airplane jetset vibes. One of the best shows of all time in my opinion.
OKay, One Thing I would challenge you on is when you mentioned that "In the US, most people dont dress well". Honestly not even really about the "US" part - although I think that could be another beneficial conversation - but the "dressing well". What does that mean exactly? What does someone who "dresses well" look like? If there's such thing as dressing "well", who decided on that objective definition- and why do you agree? What is the benefit/impact of having a conversation about "personal" "unique" style while still upholding the constricting ideals of dressing "well". All those questions are rhetorical btw lol but hopefully you get what im trying to say. Id honestly love to know what you think- whether you agree or not
Personally I loove Blanca Miros style. It’s pretty far from my own pretty boring, quite scandinavian style (I’ve been trying to experiment more the last 1-2 years tho bc I’m generally not a huge fan a minimalistic style, I’m just lazy 😐). She’s soo good at mixing and matching colours and patterns. She brings in trendy elements but it still looks true to her style and also in a way that makes it look classic
When I was at schl my prof told me that creative people choose uniforms so they dont have to focus on what they are wearing so they have more creative juice for their creations. I get it, but its still not for me
I appreciate fashion channels that aren't just hype hype hype
Lmao I can’t believe you just said people don’t dress well in the US 😭. I’m from NYC so you definitely get a large spectrum in fashion knowledge, from fashions mfs to people who just dress to put clothes on to go to work.
Tbf you talking about one of the fashion capitals of the world which just happens to be in the US. Check out most other states n cities
@@memelord3348 so people from Atlanta,Chicago, California
, Tennessee and Texas don’t dress well ? Have you traveled before ? That makes no sense. Most of this guys inspiration is from US based celebrities like Pharrell and Kanye but American don’t dress well
When conversations about personal style come up, I always think of Iris Apfel
this was such a great video, ur dope man keep being you!
Love Greg Lauren, very unique style. I love also Rhuigi Villaseñor and Mihara Yasuhiro styles
Great lineup of influences
Frank Jackson has such awesome style in my opinion. He is one of my favorite inspirations, and as an athlete, I feel like athletes consistently have such boring and borrowed personal styles, so I love to see someone like him who wears things in very practical yet unique ways. Also good for you for shouting out amine. love that guy #pvv
Shia Labeouf's. It's this weird skater/rugged/vintage look that's rarely ever over the top.
highly underrated, he could’ve replaced Kanye’s spot in this vid imo.
everyone for got how iconic shia labouf was with his style. his ethos still inspires my style.
This is the first time I saw rick owens and I think he's an elf king that happens to have a clothes designing hobby
super helpful video! loved it
looks like a scam
#pvv my top 3 stylish celebs would have to be John Mayer, Ye, and Madeintyo. All have vastly different styles but their closets are so unique and they pull everything off so well
Yeow, appreciate this! Feel like it's an exact answer to my last comment 🤙
Top work
Rick Owens is from my hometown. Porterville, CA!!!! 🇲🇽
Great video!!!
DREW is a W
I mean I wear white tees and carhartt cargos every single day idk if that counts as unique uniform lol
it very much does, very clean and versatile
Uniform is the future 🙏
I was born and raised in Harlem so fashion was always important to me at a young age. With that said, I feel like Kid Cudi was the first person in my adult years that was influential to me in terms of fashion.
Banger video
I loved ur video bro. amazing 💛💛💛💛💛
I like fabulous style is mad dope and Jim gotta give et to em
Great vid! A$AP Rocky's style is really dope imo
Hello Drew! how has your day been?
Really good thanks for asking🤝 and you?
Jacob elordi has great style too, i like him
Fire Vid ✊🏽
Still struggling to find my own personal style lol
I feel like the words fashionable and trendy can be synonymous
Maybe stylish is the better word
Matty Matheson always looks great pvv
I love Jeff Goldblums style
Unique style: Pharrell Williams, Lenny kravitz, Skepta
the uniform hurts me bc the fun is looking good but different from yesterday
I feel like Tyler the creator and ASAP Rocky has such an unique style, but I also feel like I can’t dress like they do, so my recent style inspo is Daniel Simmons; maybe it’s not so unique, but it’s the style the fits me the most at the moment.
Luka Sabbat style is fuego.
Great video drew what it do keep killing it… idk who Emma chamberlain is but now I’ll check her out thanks bruv
Great video.
Personally me, I like wearing black air forces, USPA polos,
I’m currently a senior majoring in Materials engineering
Ryo Takashima has a really interesting personal style
Idk if it's cus I'm a bigger guy who works out but I like Action Bronson's style a lot
Great video as always, I was wondering who’s the girl in sambas near the beginning?
Thelydshow is her channel name
thanks bro :)
i need to see more non black uniforms
Boooom💫