How To Find Your Style

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[iamluc]

I've found my style after covid-19 ! And now I'm still in the process of buying, timeless items that I can wear again and again.

[joshkarian]

Tim's videos are always are always minimal, elevated and comfortable

[Toberenamedonedaymaybe]

My sense of style is nothing like yours. I went a completely different direction and for things that suit my body type more. I ended up moving towards military jackets, rugged, lumberjacky with an emphasis on wools.

the reason I say this is even though we are completely different, I would have never discovered my sense if it wasn't for discovering you a few years ago. It might seem simple but those videos of you talking about essentials while using one or two pieces as highlights to a certain outfit provided me the fundamentals to better understand what works and how to incorporate it to my own life without feeling overwhelemed.

I could go on for hours and max out this comment, but I really wanted to say thank you Tim because while i'm still learning about fashion every day, you are the youtuber I had discovered whose sense of fashion wasn't tied to suits (and things that people in their mid 20s barely wore) and that in itself had a huge influence in my life. So thank you again.

[TheLoneLander]

My style is western and workwear type stuff. Levis carhartt and wrangler. With some cowboy boots. Stylish and can be worked in.

[timothyskipper]

You (and your team) do a wonderful job of combining content creation, education, and fashion into concise, high quality videos that continues to impress me even after years of watching you. Thanks for all you guys do and keep up the great work! Proud of y'all and looking forward to seeing what y'all cook up in 2024!!!

[alexmathewmendoza]

Tim, you mentioned something toward the end that I think is the biggest key of this whole video: fashion grows with you. For years I'd beat myself up for not sticking to one style or meandering to different styles, and in recent months I realized that it's not only okay to experiment, but it's okay to change. My style for years at this point has been what I call "street minimal." Oversized but clean/tonal silhouettes rooted in timeless pieces like plain white tees, jeans and sneakers.

I also like that you pointed out that mood boards and saved content can point you in the right direction, because chances are if you find yourself gravitating toward a similar aesthetic over and over, that's where your subconscious is pulling you. Great video Tim, thanks for making it!

[mugluck]

THIS. THIS IS IT. This is the best fashion related video on this planet. You are the absolut best <3

[adventureswithwonu]

Beautifully said and i love how creative you’re getting Tim, the intro sequence of “alternate Tims” made me smile

[danielwright]

Excellent video Tim! I love the concept you put forward - starting simple by encouraging people to really visualise what they want and how each piece would fit into a functional wardrobe before even buying anything.

[rijvada]

Hi Tim, I have been leveling up my style since I watching your videos. I love your way of telling about style: simple, straight ahead, informative but never get bored. You’re my fashion coach bro 😂

[MatthewEncina]

Great video. I've been waiting for this from you. Happy new year Tim!

[michaelbarrett]

The more you think about this video, the more it makes sense. Like how filling in the gaps in your wardrobe with pants is a good way to force yourself to define the scope of your style. Many others have attempted this type of video but none have perfected it like the one here. Well done, Team Dessaint!

[ryryhc]

It took me a while to find my style. A bit of exploring and buying the wrong items. But ultimately I found my style because I found your channel and Harry Has's channel. You guys really helped me out. Thank you man, love your work.

[SilasFuentes]

Amazing video Tim I love how your advice is so widely applicable to basically everyone no matter their personal style :)

[nickdiaz]

I am not into fashion or anything and i've been buying plain black clothes only because it's the safest choice but something was missing.and it was the FITTING. Then this year I came across this street wear thing. I came to like it because of how comfortable it is. like the oversized shirt fitting and it looks cool. the best part is the sneakers. I did not imagine I would one day collect jordans and nike dunks sneakers which I have not heard of until this year.. It felt like a transformation.

[onthejersey]

I’ve already been doing pretty much what you said in the video for a bit of time now. But that was such a great video just such a high production value and a great summary of how one can find a personal style. Keep it up✌️✌️✌️

[Loozar]

I'm really glad that you mentioned your personal style is something that's subject to change over time and the suggestion to periodically reevaluate it. I remember coming across a thread on r/malefashionadvice with someone asking what are some styles that you've grown out of. The one response that really stuck me though is someone saying that they don't think they'll ever 100% fully outgrow a style they used to like but rather put it on the backburner and try to revisit and evolve it in the future.

[manbuckets]

Definitely takes a lot of finding out what you like and also getting inspiration from other people!

[aaronlind]

I love the tattoos man. I'm working on filling out my arms and chest right now. Can't wait to see what all it becomes!

[spaceghostctc]

Dude the buy slowly and intentionally part is so true and I felt it when shopping today. Spent all day just to end up with one piece but Goddamn I love flannel lol. Cause I hate buying stuff I dont wanna wear.