Changed up the waistcoat and pants from the last outfit. I don't know why contrasting colored collars/cuffs on dress shirts aren't a thing. I think it looks great!

I've had this idea for a while and finally pulled the trigger on getting a custom shirt made. Usually Winchester shirts have white collars and cuffs, but what if they were different colors? This is my experiment with that concept! 🤓 What do y'all think??

I always buy cheap denim jeans for economic reasons. I just got wrangler jeans for cheap, when I brought them to my tailor, I asked if they are good and keep buying them.

He said they are acceptable but not real denim jeans. The tag says it made in egypt.

Something that effects many (8+%) men is color blindness, most commonly red-green, but there are other variants. I'm wondering how color blind people out there handle fashion.

Personally, my case is not that severe (and I got better night / distance vision in compensation, more rods, less cones), but I'm still aware that 95+% of people see colors differently. This leads me to conservative choices, neutral + one color generally, perhaps with shades. Generally that means black + dark peacock tones + silver in my case, gothic tendencies, and I dress mostly to please myself, but still, one wonders how it's seen.

Those with it, what are your strategies ? Are there trust worthy guides that don't look bad to you? I find some color combinations that are usually considered good pretty off. Perhaps a list of color combinations that the general population finds bad to avoid?

Those without it, what are your thoughts?

What am I missing?

This is an older and edgier racer jacket. ☺️

Pants are green. The light is weird.