I think Fusionsex has potential to win something here...

Looks real fishy..pls be careful fusionsex!

Yes, if you're not careful you might end up getting anal gang raped!

Yahoo posted an article about Men's 10 biggest mistake

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/beauty/you-.../#photoViewer=1

Guess what? Ed Hardy came up #1 in the list...

skinny jeans a mistake???

for me,a serious mistake a man do in their wearings is d phone case(d 1 dat they hook on their belt) n d other 1 is (i think lots n lots n lots of ppl do it) wearing a belt with diff colour from d shoe.

That's silly. Have you been reading too much GQ rules? They need not match exactly the same, as long as they're in the same family.

This post has been edited by bloke1: Oct 9 2010, 05:41 PM

its ok if ur wearing it as streetwear.but 4 formal,they look ridiculous.....i saw lots n lot of guys out there (normally with d phonecase hanged on their belt) wear a burgundy/brown belt n a black shoe,n not 2 4get,act like their d ultimate beng....duh.....

compare which 1 btter

unmatched belt n shoe...


matched belt n shoe...


its not dat hard.buy both,i mean d belt n d shoe,matched black,or both brown.

This post has been edited by ZintanthraX: Oct 9 2010, 10:39 PM

And I was right.

Note that I said same family of colors. A burgundy belt would work with brown shoes. It's a no brainer not to match brown and black together. Every kid who reads GQ knows that. But the general consensus here is no belt for businesswear. Belts are for small timers. Side adjusters and braces are the only way to get around here.

Don't read too much GQ otherwise you'll end up like...

braces? wow...

The only acceptable belt around here is real croc.

The ones made from the belly of West Nile Crocs , the softness Croc skins in the world

How do Malaysian crocs fare on softness?

This post has been edited by Cheenoo: Oct 17 2010, 07:48 PM

Not sure. The expert on this subject is a certain Penangnite currently appealing against his sentence

Hey! Can anyone provide me steps to tuck in casual shirts neatly?

^Keep your torso as straight as possible while tucking in.

I have a question Cheenoo, when tucking in shirts, do you pull some out to cover the edge of your trousers, or you just tuck them in and leave the trousers edge visible?

I don't pull out. I try to have them as tucked as possible. But this is not possible if your shirt's too baggy.

Unless you are a robot or a mannequin, your shirt WILL come out a bit when you move your arms around.

My advice: Tuck them in as much as possible. If your shirt fits perfectly, it will look fine.

Anyone can recommend?