I only avoid wearing multiple brands if the pieces have prominent logos, it looks so tacky to me to have a bunch of completely different logos all over my fit. It's not about "disrespecting" the brand, more about how it just clashes visually if you've got all different logos. If the logos aren't displayed at all, or are tiny and there is a unifying motif between the pieces then I'm all for it.
Totally agree for the clothes where the main focus is to promote the logo (which is streetwear culture mainly). So a rule of thumb for me is when my statement piece is one of those clothes, I just match it up (when I'm feeling streetwear at least).
Kevin Hernandez I don’t think they’re trying to stop you from expressing yourself but in formal wear there are definitely rules you have to follow or else your gonna make yourself look stupid.
Magnus Ronning made a video where he followed a traditional fashion guide. He also explained that those TH-cam channels are aimed towards guys who don't know how to dress properly and want to look socially acceptable. I'm not saying they don't have useful content, but their content isn't meant for fashion enthusiasts, streetwear fanatics etc. I also want to mention that Jose from TMF actually owns some Off-White and Fear of God pieces, so he does appreciate streetwear hypebeast brands. However, for a lot of men it's a risky style and not something they feel confident wearing when outside, at school or at work (if it's allowed at the workplace).
The whole “respecting the brand” thing is ridiculous. I work in newspapers, and that would be like me getting upset that people use newspapers for art projects or wrapping fish. It’s their newspapers, they paid for it, it’s not up to me how they use it.
I know you're calling it ridiculous if you were to get upset about that, and I'm glad you recognize that, but if there is any slight anguish, I'd like you to know we usually read it and then use old newspapers for that stuff
The thing is if you remember that it's *your money* that you spend on clothing *for yourself* it doesn't make sense to let anyone who doesn't pay for any of your bills tell you how to wear it in the name of style like they are parents of a rather young version of you. Thanks for this video.
This, a million times, especially when it comes to the brand rule. The CEO for Adidas doesn't care if you're wearing their sneakers and a pair of Puma shorts at the same time. The companies only care that their products are getting bought
there is only one style rule everyone should really follow - don't care what other people think and you can make any fit work if you wear it with confidence and you get hella confident when you don't care what other people think
Thank you for the first one!!! I'm in my mid-50's, but I love the colorful quirkiness of Japanese Street fashion. I believe fashion should be fun and I enjoy the smiles that I get from others who see me. As I've gotten older, comfort is a must. I do not suffer for fashion. And I've also abandoned the "Do not wear white after labor day," rule.
I know this video is primarily geared towards men's fashion, but the whole brand synergy thing was really interesting! This is the first time I've heard of it. In lolita fashion, you're actively encouraged to mix and match pieces from different brands, to the point where I've seen people looked down on for wearing an entire outfit from one brand lol.
I feel like you talked about this in a stream or something a while back, but perhaps ironically, one thing that I've come to believe is important is creating rules for yourself. I'm not talking about big categories like "no socks and sandals." I mean really specific details. For example, I try to always have at least one black and/or white element, and one primary color in my outfit on any given day. Whether art, fashion (also art), or even sport, setting parameters helps define what it is you want to narrow down. Within those bounds, experiment with various components and eventually you'll have something that's super tight and unique to you. Sometimes I get down on myself because I don't make my own clothes (yet). But then I remember that likely no one has ever worn the exact combination of clothes that I'm wearing, and that changes my perspective.
@@hydnf word. I think what I first said was a little unclear. To me, making rules for myself is not as much about cutting things out as it is about ensuring that I keep and maintain the things I like. In any case I'm fine agreeing to disagree a little, to each their own. And thanks, really trying to make my pipe dream a reality, who knows.
Completely agree about the brand synergy topic. Been wanting to wear my adi coach jackets with some nike sneakers, but my mind was always in the way of it 😂😂 going to test it out for sure. BUT. I still can’t do nike socks with adidas sneakers or vice versa. The placements are too close to one another 😅
Hey reggie, glad you made this video. Been a follower for about a year and a half now. Ever since I got a better paying job, I decided to take steps in expanding my wardrobe figuring out my style. I'm an illustrator so that focus has always been in art, and as a person- I tried to find my style in social situations. Now I'm trying to refine my style in terms of fashion. In terms of rules, after seeing your vids, and comparing and contrasting them with Richie Le, Jose Zuniga, Frugal, ect. I realized more and more that these rules arent hardcoded rules at all and can serve as guidelines for beginners. Just like any rules and fundamentals in art, once you understand them, you can begin to bend and break them. And so now after a year trying to understand these rules and applying them, comes me trying to refine my style that closely resembles my identity. And it's going to be a long journey with many hurdles, but i'm excited. and at my age, I dont care what people will think, I'm just gonna try things out and see what happens. You gotta fail your way to success sometimes. Anyways, I'll stop rambling but keep it up with the great content.
Been rockin socks and sandals even when people used to trash it... now we have the same people wearing socks with slides everywhere. Also, found out I'm part Japanese... so that was also a plus.
I remember something John Mayer once said, something about taking pieces from different ideas/outfits and putting them together to make something coherent and your own.
I'm not necessarily anti-crossbranding and pro-brandsynergy but a lot of people just wear it wrong in my opinion. Wearing Gucci and Louis Vuitton together or Nike and Adidas is okay. Just don't wear the overbranded pieces together, because it looks over the top and a bit tacky in my personal opinion.
I agree with that. or wearinbg the classic Adidas tracksuit with AF1s looks a bit off. But for little things like wearing one brand of socks (That no one is going to reall see, mind you) under another's shoes is a level of pickiness that gets annoying. And I onloy see this with bigger brands, I never had anyone call me out for wearing old navy jeans with uniqlo hoodies.
@@Coatl360 The black Adidas trackpants with the 3 white stripes and the white Airforce 1's with huge black swoosh is still one of the most annoying combinations in my opinion 😂.
I like an "individual essentials" perspective. Determine a couple of essentials for yourself and slowly build around them, add a few quality pieces to your wardrobe from time to time, maybe buy used clothes more liberally. It's more economically and ecologically viable.
omg number 1!! I'm 26 and I still feel self conscious about what I wear knowing that I'm supposed to be dressing like a mature young lady aka no streetwear. I currently have two wardrobes though one for work. But I want to refine what I actually like wearing so that I can still feel myself at work and then wear whatever I want when I'm not at work.
Man I love this channel.. I did a 100 outfit challenge video where I wear at least 10 different dress/clothing styles. The key honestly for what you should and shouldn't wear really does boil down to what you like and what you feel good in. A lot like Reggie said in the end. Awesome video.
I so agree with your brand synergy point.. I think that rule was subversively integrated by corporations as a style rule to upsell all their products and have people be walking billboards. If people feel obliged to be that loyal, they might as well get the company they're synergizing with to sponsor them.
I still keep it one (big) brand per fit. I personally think that the brands themselves do make pieces that match with their other pieces better than other brands. That being said, it’s a personal code that I follow and I don’t expect anyone else to abide by it.
Absolutely love this channel I’m in the process of trying to develop my own style and figure if out what I like and I get made fun of at school a lot but this definitely helps
Agreed with this whole list except your views on brand synergy. Brand synergy in an outfit is so much better than none and makes it look like you didn't just throw on the first thing you found in your closet. Nike socks with adidas shoes or vice versa particularly hurts my eyes, just my opinion.
Taking control of your life is the *KEY* to happiness and success. We all start somewhere, whether that be at the bottom or with a little help. Ultimately your potential is determined by your habits, which will *DEFINE* Who you are and what mark you leave on earth.
Kind of a weird one, but I've been told wearing ankle socks for anything other than working out is looked down on. Thing is, I find crew socks uncomfortable, and no-shows always find a way to slip off my feet, so I wear ankle socks with literally everything lol
Unless you already tried them, you should consider some uniqlo no show socks, they have a little soft rubber panel in the heel area which keeps them in place well. I wear them casually and when skateboarding and have not once had them slide off.
Thank you for pointing out the outdated "Brand synergy" rule. I have always like Nike Sportswear, but prefer Adidas sneakers over Nike kicks. It's good to know that I can enjoy both in my outfits 👍
I've only heard of the Labour day thing because of the film Serial Mom. I don't think anyone outside the USA has ever heard of it so it wouldn't apply. Also, surely there are 364 days after Labour day?
I was wearing adidas firebird jackets nearly every day until i heard about this damn brand crossing issue (i only wear nike sneakers)... i hate it but i cant get over it, i only wear these jackets at home since then
Great to see that there are actually sane people here on TH-cam. As long as you take any clothing item you actually like and make it your own, others won't care because you don't care.
Max Li it's just annoying, i like how this channel consistently uploads enjoyable content that is also relevant to things i'm interested in. it would be a shame to change it for one person.
I ain’t gonna lie loved the video. But the brand synergy rule I sortve abide by. Idk why but I feel uncomfortably when I wear two different sportswear brands. And ik it’s stupid but I’ve been this way for a while. But I’ve recently have been trying to change that.
I have a borderline irrationally intense distaste of words and pictures pasted on my body in general. I almost exclusively wear AScolour (screenprint supply brand from NZ i.e. completely unbranded blanks) and work pants and plan to do away with sneakers entirely in favour of leather shoes and boots from Red Wing and the local surplus store. I use being somewhat jacked as an excuse to never extend beyond my comfort zone lol.
The only essentials you actually *need* is clothes for every occasion which depend on stuff like climate, occupation and social circles (like if you have a lot of friends that may get married at some point, you should definitely own a suit, in my opinion)
Hey was wondering if you could make a video on haori if it's worth making. Rather than noragi, personally I prefer the more flowy look of it and the idea of a single kasuri is used for one haori. Like the ones from kirikomade. Thanks
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I only avoid wearing multiple brands if the pieces have prominent logos, it looks so tacky to me to have a bunch of completely different logos all over my fit. It's not about "disrespecting" the brand, more about how it just clashes visually if you've got all different logos. If the logos aren't displayed at all, or are tiny and there is a unifying motif between the pieces then I'm all for it.
Agree. You shouldnt wear bunch of logos or graphics that don't go well with eachother.
Kinda agree but still I looove me some louis vuitton monogram
Totally agree for the clothes where the main focus is to promote the logo (which is streetwear culture mainly). So a rule of thumb for me is when my statement piece is one of those clothes, I just match it up (when I'm feeling streetwear at least).
Thank you, exactly!
Basically, don’t look like a nascar
Not even a minute in but I’m expecting the whole menswear rule book here. I’m looking at you, TMF and Alpha M.
yeah a lot of guys on youtube that do Men's Fashion do it from a formal lens rather then encourage individuality and experimenting
Kevin Hernandez I don’t think they’re trying to stop you from expressing yourself but in formal wear there are definitely rules you have to follow or else your gonna make yourself look stupid.
Magnus Ronning made a video where he followed a traditional fashion guide. He also explained that those TH-cam channels are aimed towards guys who don't know how to dress properly and want to look socially acceptable. I'm not saying they don't have useful content, but their content isn't meant for fashion enthusiasts, streetwear fanatics etc. I also want to mention that Jose from TMF actually owns some Off-White and Fear of God pieces, so he does appreciate streetwear hypebeast brands. However, for a lot of men it's a risky style and not something they feel confident wearing when outside, at school or at work (if it's allowed at the workplace).
this guy would never wear a suit or want to be that kind of person either. Why would he want to listen to their rules?
Alpha M produces some pretty good content though 😩
I can’t break the brand synergy rule. It’s been ingrained in my mind since I was a kid!
same but really only two brands I personally avoid mixing is nike and adidas everything else is fair game
@@Mynameis84 that's the way I see it honestly but if a piece is dope it usually doesn't have huge logos so I don't mind
Lol 😂
@@Deimos_the_Autist yea it's harder when the logos clash
I have a single question for you that may change your life. Are you being paid by a brand to wear their items?
You can ignore these rules now. Because Reggie says so.
The whole “respecting the brand” thing is ridiculous. I work in newspapers, and that would be like me getting upset that people use newspapers for art projects or wrapping fish. It’s their newspapers, they paid for it, it’s not up to me how they use it.
I know you're calling it ridiculous if you were to get upset about that, and I'm glad you recognize that, but if there is any slight anguish, I'd like you to know we usually read it and then use old newspapers for that stuff
That is much appreciated, thank you! 😊
I have no right to tell people what to do with their clothes but no I don't have to like it
The thing is if you remember that it's *your money* that you spend on clothing *for yourself* it doesn't make sense to let anyone who doesn't pay for any of your bills tell you how to wear it in the name of style like they are parents of a rather young version of you. Thanks for this video.
This, a million times, especially when it comes to the brand rule. The CEO for Adidas doesn't care if you're wearing their sneakers and a pair of Puma shorts at the same time. The companies only care that their products are getting bought
there is only one style rule everyone should really follow - don't care what other people think
and you can make any fit work if you wear it with confidence
and you get hella confident when you don't care what other people think
I agree.
Yes but don't get cocky tho. Sometimes you gonna look back at your old pictures thinking "Wtf was I wearing"
@@YumiSumire easy, just don't take any pictures. ever.
@@alexmikhylov that's some good point.
Okay, maybe not any fit but I stand with the value of this comment
Usually the people who hate on other's style got no style themselves.
Cuz people who actually pursue style knows how subjective it can get
🚫🧢
Thank you for the first one!!! I'm in my mid-50's, but I love the colorful quirkiness of Japanese Street fashion. I believe fashion should be fun and I enjoy the smiles that I get from others who see me. As I've gotten older, comfort is a must. I do not suffer for fashion. And I've also abandoned the "Do not wear white after labor day," rule.
Nothing wrong with mixing brands like adidas and Nike, but I wouldn’t do it. It just looks weird to me. Other than that, I agree with the video.
What about shoes though? Like do people really care if you wear Jordans with an adidas top or Yeezys and a Nike hat?
nintenking10 all of those combinations are dope if you think those are. Personally, I wouldn’t wear those combinations.
DrewTheSlayer I would only mix brands if one of the pieces have a subtle branding, having 2 big ass adidas and Nike logos doesn’t look right imo
So is the problem the look of the Nike and adidas logos on your body, or is the idea of wearing two brands the problem?
Fu Ji the problem is wearing two logos on your body, it looks ridiculous
I know this video is primarily geared towards men's fashion, but the whole brand synergy thing was really interesting! This is the first time I've heard of it. In lolita fashion, you're actively encouraged to mix and match pieces from different brands, to the point where I've seen people looked down on for wearing an entire outfit from one brand lol.
I actively break all of these “rules”, and more.
wow.. amazing
I literally bought suicoke sandals because I wanted naruto-like sandals
Dattebayo ! Nice
my man
They sound like em too lol
Those sandals are hard af. I don't know where i'm going to wear them yet, but I gotta cop some.
I feel like you talked about this in a stream or something a while back, but perhaps ironically, one thing that I've come to believe is important is creating rules for yourself. I'm not talking about big categories like "no socks and sandals." I mean really specific details. For example, I try to always have at least one black and/or white element, and one primary color in my outfit on any given day. Whether art, fashion (also art), or even sport, setting parameters helps define what it is you want to narrow down. Within those bounds, experiment with various components and eventually you'll have something that's super tight and unique to you.
Sometimes I get down on myself because I don't make my own clothes (yet). But then I remember that likely no one has ever worn the exact combination of clothes that I'm wearing, and that changes my perspective.
For sure, though depending on who you are it's not that explicit.
having any rules (aka restrictions) doesn't help experimenting with clothes, it limits u. other than that, best of luck making clothes !
@@hydnf word. I think what I first said was a little unclear. To me, making rules for myself is not as much about cutting things out as it is about ensuring that I keep and maintain the things I like. In any case I'm fine agreeing to disagree a little, to each their own. And thanks, really trying to make my pipe dream a reality, who knows.
Jose is type of zuniga...
Oh, wrong channel...
*And thank God it is*
I been mix matching brands since 06 u just gotta know wat looks good together
Completely agree about the brand synergy topic. Been wanting to wear my adi coach jackets with some nike sneakers, but my mind was always in the way of it 😂😂 going to test it out for sure.
BUT. I still can’t do nike socks with adidas sneakers or vice versa. The placements are too close to one another 😅
Hey reggie, glad you made this video. Been a follower for about a year and a half now. Ever since I got a better paying job, I decided to take steps in expanding my wardrobe figuring out my style. I'm an illustrator so that focus has always been in art, and as a person- I tried to find my style in social situations. Now I'm trying to refine my style in terms of fashion.
In terms of rules, after seeing your vids, and comparing and contrasting them with Richie Le, Jose Zuniga, Frugal, ect. I realized more and more that these rules arent hardcoded rules at all and can serve as guidelines for beginners. Just like any rules and fundamentals in art, once you understand them, you can begin to bend and break them.
And so now after a year trying to understand these rules and applying them, comes me trying to refine my style that closely resembles my identity. And it's going to be a long journey with many hurdles, but i'm excited. and at my age, I dont care what people will think, I'm just gonna try things out and see what happens. You gotta fail your way to success sometimes.
Anyways, I'll stop rambling but keep it up with the great content.
The synergy rule is something I can't break. In my mind each brand represents an idea and mixing opposing ideas just doesn't go down with me
same that was the only rule i didnt really agree with in this video
It's hard for everyone. I admittedly follow this rule to a degree. But it certainly can and should be broken in certain cases.
facts I wanna look like I’m sponsored so bad. Fk around and breach a contract or sumn
The only time i dont follow brand synergy is when im at the gym. But other than that it irks my nerves to mix competing brands
LOVE this whole session, you're so much fun!
Excellent Video Reggie 🔥
Great points made all around // I agree with the whole list
Been rockin socks and sandals even when people used to trash it... now we have the same people wearing socks with slides everywhere. Also, found out I'm part Japanese... so that was also a plus.
I remember something John Mayer once said, something about taking pieces from different ideas/outfits and putting them together to make something coherent and your own.
My girlfriend doesn’t like when I wear socks and sandals. I’ll be showin her this video for support. Thnx Reggie 👌🏾🙏🏾
Man, this video needs at LEAST 1M views! Golden Content! #Refined
I agree with the socks and sandals
When I was a kid I thought Labor Day was an extension of Mother's Day because when a woman gives birth it's called going thru labor 😂🤦♂️
It’s a holiday for workers who were killed protesting to have weekends, better working conditions, etc. I wish more people knew about labour day
Struggle to break the synergy rule... I don't want to look like a desperate person trying to show off social status with branded clothing.
Great vid and energy Reggie. Looks like you had a lot of fun on this one and really great point on refinement>"age appropriate"
I'm not necessarily anti-crossbranding and pro-brandsynergy but a lot of people just wear it wrong in my opinion. Wearing Gucci and Louis Vuitton together or Nike and Adidas is okay. Just don't wear the overbranded pieces together, because it looks over the top and a bit tacky in my personal opinion.
I agree with that. or wearinbg the classic Adidas tracksuit with AF1s looks a bit off. But for little things like wearing one brand of socks (That no one is going to reall see, mind you) under another's shoes is a level of pickiness that gets annoying.
And I onloy see this with bigger brands, I never had anyone call me out for wearing old navy jeans with uniqlo hoodies.
@@Coatl360 The black Adidas trackpants with the 3 white stripes and the white Airforce 1's with huge black swoosh is still one of the most annoying combinations in my opinion 😂.
@@darthvictor001 I believe you. I mean part of it is also cause it's an awkward justaposition of two iconic brands with opposite design language.
I like an "individual essentials" perspective. Determine a couple of essentials for yourself and slowly build around them, add a few quality pieces to your wardrobe from time to time, maybe buy used clothes more liberally. It's more economically and ecologically viable.
Appreciate the idea you have of keeping originality, other people's standpoint on fashion doesn't have to be your own
your japanese is so raw bro, cant wait til im @ that level too
I was in tokyo a few months back and socks and sandals is actually fire mainly bec they dgaf.
You and Jami Runs are so similar yet both of you have contrasting content. Love it
omg number 1!! I'm 26 and I still feel self conscious about what I wear knowing that I'm supposed to be dressing like a mature young lady aka no streetwear. I currently have two wardrobes though one for work. But I want to refine what I actually like wearing so that I can still feel myself at work and then wear whatever I want when I'm not at work.
gosh.. I want to be a designer and every once in a while I get motivation blocks, but whenever I see your videos I come right out of them!
Mixing Nike and Addidas is like crossing the streams...
Well i do wear nike socks and adidas shoes
nike socks with adidas shoes tho?
I love wearing cute socks under my Tevas ✌🏼
Man I love this channel.. I did a 100 outfit challenge video where I wear at least 10 different dress/clothing styles. The key honestly for what you should and shouldn't wear really does boil down to what you like and what you feel good in. A lot like Reggie said in the end. Awesome video.
I so agree with your brand synergy point.. I think that rule was subversively integrated by corporations as a style rule to upsell all their products and have people be walking billboards. If people feel obliged to be that loyal, they might as well get the company they're synergizing with to sponsor them.
I still keep it one (big) brand per fit. I personally think that the brands themselves do make pieces that match with their other pieces better than other brands. That being said, it’s a personal code that I follow and I don’t expect anyone else to abide by it.
Don’t wear skinny jeans and puma that’s all the rules
pussy gangster Puma suedes are ok, not my thing but it’s better than seeing a Travis Scott over and over
@Daisuke Young If you got skinny legs then why not if they fit well.
I understand your point, but mixing brands that utilize massive logos, looks messy
Reggie where do you get your necklaces? I saw one you had with a big ring on it that I really liked.
I think he wears Goros
You are right Reggie!!
Actually most of those “rules” are a bit childish.
Double denim can look great if you pull it off right
I wear my Birkenstock’s with socks all the time. I wear the clogs in the winter sandals in the summer. Great vid
I've personally started breaking rules by mixing patterns. Personally love a grayscale mixed pattern/texture look.
Absolutely love this channel I’m in the process of trying to develop my own style and figure if out what I like and I get made fun of at school a lot but this definitely helps
Agreed with this whole list except your views on brand synergy. Brand synergy in an outfit is so much better than none and makes it look like you didn't just throw on the first thing you found in your closet. Nike socks with adidas shoes or vice versa particularly hurts my eyes, just my opinion.
Taking control of your life is the *KEY* to happiness and success. We all start somewhere,
whether that be at the bottom or with a little help. Ultimately your potential
is determined by your habits, which will *DEFINE* Who you are and what mark you
leave on earth.
You had me at “topping us off”
the last rule was the best haha thanks reggie
really appreciate this video !
I think about the brand synergy one it’s fine as long as your not wearing any pieces with large logos that go against each-other
the socks with sandals was the last straw
Awesome thanks!!! They should impose this clip/these rules to everyone who’s trying to buy fashion and doesn’t know what he’s doing!!!
Kind of a weird one, but I've been told wearing ankle socks for anything other than working out is looked down on. Thing is, I find crew socks uncomfortable, and no-shows always find a way to slip off my feet, so I wear ankle socks with literally everything lol
Unless you already tried them, you should consider some uniqlo no show socks, they have a little soft rubber panel in the heel area which keeps them in place well. I wear them casually and when skateboarding and have not once had them slide off.
Lol I dont know why but when I wear Adidas and try to wear it with Nike I just don't feel good inside im not sure why even polo with Tommy Hilfiger
Does this mean i allowed to wear cargo pants with suits?
Well... The most mature style video I've ever seen.
Thank you for pointing out the outdated "Brand synergy" rule. I have always like Nike Sportswear, but prefer Adidas sneakers over Nike kicks. It's good to know that I can enjoy both in my outfits 👍
2 watches at the same damn time!
Good point there
I don't follow the brand rule, but due to my OCD, i think if i wore clearly visible brands on certain items of clothes, i would like them to match :)
I literally always break the brand synergy rule lol. I never understood it... my brain could just not fathom... why not?
I always like to guess which current styles will become the. OMG we wore that? of the future years. can definitely think of a few current ones!
Your intro is beautiful.
Honestly you are such a huge inspiration
Yea I like to mix Supreme, Bape, Palace, and Off-White. It's not tacky :P Now give me rules I have to follow.
I'm into fitness and sports and I wear Nike shoes for fit and style (narrow feet) and Adidas track pants for durability tbh
People ridiculed me for wearing _s o c k s_ & *s a n d a l s* but who’s laughing now😈
love you reggie
I've only heard of the Labour day thing because of the film Serial Mom. I don't think anyone outside the USA has ever heard of it so it wouldn't apply. Also, surely there are 364 days after Labour day?
I was wearing adidas firebird jackets nearly every day until i heard about this damn brand crossing issue (i only wear nike sneakers)... i hate it but i cant get over it, i only wear these jackets at home since then
Buy some nmds or shelltoes
Wear whatever the hell you want folks, that's what FASHION is ALL ABOUT.
Great to see that there are actually sane people here on TH-cam. As long as you take any clothing item you actually like and make it your own, others won't care because you don't care.
all facts
Brand synergy is some thing I some what follow. I just can never mix adidas and Nike. But any other brands are cool in putting on a sick fit.
Hey, so I'm a new female subscriber, would love more girl focused content because this channel is dope
he doesn't have to change his content just because one girl subscribes. there are thousands of female fashion pages, find one.
@@Birdfan1 this is fairly aggressive response to a fairly benign comment lmao
Max Li it's just annoying, i like how this channel consistently uploads enjoyable content that is also relevant to things i'm interested in. it would be a shame to change it for one person.
@@Birdfan1 Dude you would not die if they'd upload one or two videos that would be irrelevant to you. Chill
1234ZGirl nor would it kill you to search "japanese female fashion"
I ain’t gonna lie loved the video. But the brand synergy rule I sortve abide by. Idk why but I feel uncomfortably when I wear two different sportswear brands. And ik it’s stupid but I’ve been this way for a while. But I’ve recently have been trying to change that.
Never heard of the white Labor Day rule
The problem with sandals and socks is using sandals in the first place.
Yo, Reggie, please identify the brand of sandals in the last segment of your review, and where they can be picked up in NYC.
I wish he uploaded more
Lol nah I still can’t skittle bag Nike and Adidas 😂.
I have a borderline irrationally intense distaste of words and pictures pasted on my body in general. I almost exclusively wear AScolour (screenprint supply brand from NZ i.e. completely unbranded blanks) and work pants and plan to do away with sneakers entirely in favour of leather shoes and boots from Red Wing and the local surplus store. I use being somewhat jacked as an excuse to never extend beyond my comfort zone lol.
GREAT JOB👍
100 percent agreed!
The only essentials you actually *need* is clothes for every occasion which depend on stuff like climate, occupation and social circles (like if you have a lot of friends that may get married at some point, you should definitely own a suit, in my opinion)
Hey was wondering if you could make a video on haori if it's worth making. Rather than noragi, personally I prefer the more flowy look of it and the idea of a single kasuri is used for one haori. Like the ones from kirikomade. Thanks
mixing brands is fine, nascar drivers do it and look how cool they look lol
so how is socks in sandals a new thing?? like tf we’ve been doing this for the longest like idk bout y’all but that’s what we be doing in the ghetto
Some brands have a fit and finish that suits my body type more than others, hence, I stick with them.
Catch me in my birks and UNIQLO socks 24/7
I would love a debate between you and Gentlemens Gazzette
Tnx Reggie! Another great vid.