i love to see truly flamboyant outfits at my gay friends but for a partner i prefer the immacculate suit shirt leather shoe combo and nothing to fashionanble. and no absolutely no bling but nice cufflinks and watches are a must.
"Fashionista" Guys - Hot or Not?
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the surfer-guy look. I also kinda dig the emo guy look...which means really tight jeans! rawrr! 
lilach said:
The first present that I ever bought my BF was a pair of Tiffany cufflinks, the second was a frech cuff shirt to go with them, because he didn't have any!
I like fashionable men but that style is not what i'm attracted to. I like d-squared /surfer /skateboard style.
I like fashionable men but not those who needs more time in the bathroom than I do!
For example I really love Orlando Bloom's style! He's so stylish but not too much. He keeps it on a low level and I like it
and him
For example I really love Orlando Bloom's style! He's so stylish but not too much. He keeps it on a low level and I like it
and him 
my definition of a fashionable man is different. i like a man who is put together but still manly. meaning he doesn't wear jeans that are as tight as mine are. shirts that are unbuttoned all the way down the chest is kind of old school and trashy IMO, and so is the big bling.
I like guys who visit the barber shop on the regular to keep their hair and facial hair maintained, showers daily, keeps nice looking shoes and cares about their appearance overall.
He can wear Walmart clothes or Prada suits. just someone who cares about their appearance. Thats sexy to me.
I dont mind manicures or pedicures, however the only "bling" I accept is watch, A bracelet/necklace (either or) maybe even earrings
absolutely NO skinny, tight jeans
He can wear Walmart clothes or Prada suits. just someone who cares about their appearance. Thats sexy to me.
I dont mind manicures or pedicures, however the only "bling" I accept is watch, A bracelet/necklace (either or) maybe even earrings
absolutely NO skinny, tight jeans
i agree, we are so behind in terms of fashion trends in general... guys outside of the US were wearing skinny jeans like almost a decade ago and it's not a faux pas.
I'm not sure how i feel about the buttoning down thing... i mean it can look good but i guess just not my type.
and with other accessories I don't mind a bracelet or necklace or two...
I'm not sure how i feel about the buttoning down thing... i mean it can look good but i guess just not my type.
and with other accessories I don't mind a bracelet or necklace or two...
I am pretty much repelled by guys in tight jeans, jewelry, and shirts unbuttoned to the navel. To me, that look is cheesy. It's not "fashionista" in my book. To each his own, right? Personally, I prefer clean-cut, simple, unfussy, classic clothes on men....that seems manlier to me than a guy who tries too hard and blings himself out.
And I think that tight jeans, unbuttoned blouses, and bling look MUCH better on women!
Personally, I prefer clean-cut, simple, unfussy, classic clothes on men....that seems manlier to me than a guy who tries too hard and blings himself out. And I think that tight jeans, unbuttoned blouses, and bling look MUCH better on women!
Apparently the trend now is for guys to get more involved in fashion. E! picked out 3 new trends:
- Tight jeans
- Shirts that that open further down (to show the chest)
- Necklaces, wristbands, and other *bling*
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Sounds like every italian guy in NYC, ha.
1 necklace, ring, or wristband is ok. Too many is overkill. I'm also ok with semi-tight jeans but not skin tight on guys. Mainly because I'm a perv and like to look at the package.
- Tight jeans
- Shirts that that open further down (to show the chest)
- Necklaces, wristbands, and other *bling*
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Sounds like every italian guy in NYC, ha.
1 necklace, ring, or wristband is ok. Too many is overkill. I'm also ok with semi-tight jeans but not skin tight on guys. Mainly because I'm a perv and like to look at the package.