I recently finished University and I'm taking a year off

>>12309412
where do you live? (pls no america)

>>12309412
20k steps is what I do just in a workday lol. but that's a lot of walking if you're just on high street. I'd say "casual" unless by "casual" you mean "slob"

>>12309412
leisure time = casual
business time = more formal

just as a general rule of thumb. duh. such a no-brainer this one.

however a lot of workplaces don't even care about the formal aspect much anyway. so of course it's casual.

that pic looks like a pretty good fit. I dig those shoes and the leather jacket.

>>12309419
Victoria.

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>>12309412
This depends on how you want to represent yourself, what study did you graduate?

>>12310860
Double degree in Law and Social Science

>>12310860
This is a good example of how not to dress, ill-fitting clothes, immature shoes

Very childish

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dress a little comfy, a little bit rocker

>>12310867
>degree in law

If it's anything other than a JD, you wasted a lot of money on credits you don't need.

>>12310872
> double monk straps
> childish, immature

Wat

>>12311090
Not him but monk straps are ugly as fucc

>>12309412
sauce???????????????
>Jacket in particular

>>12311067
I didn't have to pay. I got a scholarship for achievement when I finished Year 12.

If yr not working find out how jeans work. I don't just mean wear the jeans you wore all through college, but look into some proper denim.

Read about sizing, read about l length, learn when to tuck and untuck, learn how to match shoes w/ proper color jeans.

If you are u are unrestrained by circumstance might as well learn how to use one of the most constant and versatile pieces of clothing there is.

>>12311285
good advice desu

>>12310872
if you live in Belarus or Serbia that is