Very interesting topic, especially the combination of different materials, which is something that's a little less obvious but just as important! Glad to see you're back making videos!
@@corbincore Yea same here! Sometimes the subtle details like that can make or break an outfit so it's definitely good to keep an eye out for. It's also why I appreciate videos like yours cause it focuses on these things
Hey Corbin! Glad to have you back. One question: Has any of your opinion on proportions (as seen in your video about proportions) changed? That video taught me a lot of things I need to know at the beginning, but then I found that for some of the outfits, wearing a bit tighter top and a longer/bigger bottom with chunky shoes flatters my body shape more. I know body shape varies, just wanna hear how you think about it now, almost 3 years later. Have you found anything new and interesting?
Hey man! Thank you for the support! No my stance on proportions has largely stayed the same! And it’s a very general rule of thumb that I try and follow. I think it can be cool to lean into an oversized top or shoes or something. Proportions are just something to keep and mind and something to play with when it comes to creating an outfit imo.
the neutrals make it easier for the eye to look at. Putting books together usually ends up in lots of colors often wildly mixed depending on sorting style. Flipping them may feels counterintuitive but since it's your home you most likely are remembering where the book is standing that you want to grab - and are rewarded with this beautiful beige tones of paperpages that can "calm" a otherwise more "loud" room so to speak.
I think that the opposite of what you did in this video (creating an outfit with many different textures) can be applied as well. A fit with similar textures across the board is better than one with many textures that clash (in a bad way) imo.
This channel has helped me re frame my view on clothing and subsequently I’ve continued to improve my wardrobe to be far more functional. Thanks mate
Texture is so overlooked, and incorporating natural fibres with synthetics gives so much depth. Great video!
Why the books are turned away tho? 🤔
possible he doesn't want people judging him off his reading materials. clearly it's a collection of every printed edition of mein kampf
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oh jesus f'kin christ lol. gf needed the aesthetics of neutral tones haha
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I talk about this all the time man! Thanks for making a video I can send to people to make it more easily accessible
one of the many factors when it comes to an outfit! thank you man, i hope some find it useful
Dude, seriously great video, really interesting outfit also! Never really thought about texures, thanks!
thank you man! I really appreciate it! I'm pretty bad with colors so i like messing with tones and textures
great video, thanks man.
Thanks man!
Very interesting topic, especially the combination of different materials, which is something that's a little less obvious but just as important! Glad to see you're back making videos!
Thank you! I'm not the best with styling colors, so i focus a lot on tones and somewhat textures! texture can be a small detail but one that helps
@@corbincore Yea same here! Sometimes the subtle details like that can make or break an outfit so it's definitely good to keep an eye out for. It's also why I appreciate videos like yours cause it focuses on these things
Hey Corbin! Glad to have you back. One question: Has any of your opinion on proportions (as seen in your video about proportions) changed? That video taught me a lot of things I need to know at the beginning, but then I found that for some of the outfits, wearing a bit tighter top and a longer/bigger bottom with chunky shoes flatters my body shape more. I know body shape varies, just wanna hear how you think about it now, almost 3 years later. Have you found anything new and interesting?
Hey man! Thank you for the support! No my stance on proportions has largely stayed the same! And it’s a very general rule of thumb that I try and follow. I think it can be cool to lean into an oversized top or shoes or something. Proportions are just something to keep and mind and something to play with when it comes to creating an outfit imo.
stumbled across your content but didn't sub because it seemed like you'd quit uploading - welcome back! subbed :)
Thank you for the support! i really appreciate it. yeah i took a bit of a hiatus but we back
This is a hard concept to grasp let alone teach to others but you did a great job! Walked away learning something today 🤘🏽
I'm very glad you found it useful! Thank you!
Question. Why have you got the books facing pages out and not spine out?
just for the aesthetic reasons. neutral tones hehe
what's up with the bookshelf?
the neutrals make it easier for the eye to look at. Putting books together usually ends up in lots of colors often wildly mixed depending on sorting style. Flipping them may feels counterintuitive but since it's your home you most likely are remembering where the book is standing that you want to grab - and are rewarded with this beautiful beige tones of paperpages that can "calm" a otherwise more "loud" room so to speak.
2:34 did you hand dye yourself? Also, I had the same reaction as the viewer below “hell yeah!!!!” when I saw you post 😊
haha thanks! yes, i used some Rit Dye, it came out a lot more blue than than anticipated but I like it
I think that the opposite of what you did in this video (creating an outfit with many different textures) can be applied as well. A fit with similar textures across the board is better than one with many textures that clash (in a bad way) imo.
I do agree that too many textures can make an outfit too loud and clashy. like with many things, all things in moderation and balance!
What kind of matt trousers do you recommend?
really any that dont have a shine to the fabric. jeans, cotton pants, etc
Hell yeahh! :D
Is it waterproof?
jacket? yes. pants? somewhat
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Bro look like the American Bladee
Freedom edition