Absolute Noob Seeks Advice

>>12691817
The people here are more hobbyists and are autistic about fashion and are into super niche stuff. More about fashion and the culture behind it than just dressing nice
If you arent into fashion but wanna stop dressing like a loser your best bet is to go to r/malefashionadvice
I would check out J Crew and Uniqlo. Get some comfy casual stuff from Uniqlo and everything else from J Crew.
Also learn about color blocking. Probably the most useful thing to know when it comes to dressing yourself. Pick colors that work together

>>12691833

okay, i dont really go on reddit but i will check it out thanks

im red green colorblind so i mostly just wear blue/black/grey stuff but ill look into color blocking

since you have an interview just keep it simple, conservative, and clean lines. Get slacks in navy or black from Uniqlo. Buy a new pair of basic black business socks and your collared shirt there too - it should be all over white -- you can get stripes and checkers later but this is your basic interview outfit. You can get all the same stuff from Jcrew or Banana Republic but they will be a little more expensive there - but you should still check those stores out to get an idea of more american classic business attire. Get your shoes from Banana republic I think - they are not great quality so dont walk in them much, but they will be the right style - get plain round toe black or brown leather, and get a belt in a matching color (brown or black).

Also, if you're feeling like a big spender, get blazer from Uniqlo to match your slacks, in the exact same fabric (not just same color) to make a suit - never hurts to have one.

>>12691833
nooo dont do this - reddit is badde
they are all crazy lol
just stick to the basics and this >>12691872