I need /fit/ approved clothing, my current wardrobe sucks. What

Bomber jackets over hoodies, dark jeans, desert boots

How old are you? What's your job?

>>39276111
That's kind of what I have but I'm kind of trying to go the streetwear route. I also want to show off my body.

>>39276119
19, student

>>39276130

>not hiding your power level at all times

>>39276159
What's the point of working for a nice body if you're never going to show it off?

>>39276061
there's always /fa/
or /r/mfa
or /r/streetwear

IMO you gotta take what said in these forums with a grain of salt and ultimately take inspiration but have your own style

>white or black t shirt
>black or grey jeans
>AF1, chelsea boots or something else comfy

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>>39276130

Check /fa/
Don't buy into everythink they tell you. Just lurk threads and find out what would work for you aesthetic-wise. How much do you wish to spend for your clothes? What would be your perfect fit? Do you think you can pull it off? Nothing worse than fine, original fit and someone that feel uncomfortable in it, because he wonders what people will think of him.

My tip would be: Check mostly disctussed designers and styles there eg. Rick, Raf, Yohji, Virgil // -ninja/techwear/preppy/loose/slim etc. Check what works for you, and from there you can look for similar but cheaper alternatives (or buy designer if you can and wish to afford it)

Ignore /fa/
Dress in classic styles for your body type, this is the advantage of not being female.
If you're broad-shouldered and thin-waisted you'll look good in suits, ivy-league stuff and jeans and t-shirts. Don't overcomplicate this shit. Oh, and avoid band t-shirts they're always fitted to strange, humped walrus-human hybrids. Look for elastic t-shirts if you're big enough to look good with it clinging, but avoid if you're a dagger-nippled freak.
Cool kicks and a watch should also be a consideration.

>>39276130

At 19 and student it should be super basic like slim jeans/chinos and plain t-shirts (blue, grey, white) or a simple button down like an OCBD. Jackets like bomber, chore coat, or parka (if you live in actual winter). Everything should be fitted but not skin tight.