10 Fashion Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner

10 of the BEST fashion tips that I compiled from my audience that I guarantee will help you improve your style.

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
0:21 1
1:12 2
2:24 3
3:00 4
3:29 5
4:07 6
4:45 7
5:13 8
5:50 9
6:16 10
6:54 Honorable Mentions

Measurements:
Height: 6' 3"
Waist: 32"
Inseam: 34"
Sleeves: 27.5"
Shoe Size: US 11 (EU 45/44)

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[bizzareegg]

One tip that i will never forget is to not take fashion too seriously basically have fun with it

[supdota]

one thing that has worked for me wonderfully is making a disctinction between *fashion* and *styling* . i'm not into fashion as much as i'm into styling. for me fashion is about trends, brands, pieces, prices, new drops, being new and creative, and look good in the process; styling is about colors, silhouette, proportions, visual tension, and being practical. i know next to nothing about trends and brands, and that has been a big blessing, because i know big brands are expensive, and trends are only trends.

edit: more precise use of words to eliminate misinterpretation.

[patrickpatel]

Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is non-existent. And don’t bother concealing your thievery - celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: “It’s not where you take things from - it’s where you take them to."

[MovieMaker Magazine #53 - Winter, January 22, 2004 ]
Jim Jarmusch.

[nate_astro]

One of the most important tips I could tell anyone getting into fashion is to think about texture/material. A lot of fits can fall flat because they LOOK flat - adding texture to an outfit can REALLY make something "plain" start to pop. Really nice all black fits tend to use a lot of texture. Instead of wearing a cotton tee, wear a knitted shirt. Instead of wearing a typical pair of denim, try a pair with some fraying or repairs - or just flat out replace it with some linen trousers. This can even apply to your accessories too, I don't wear ties as much as I'd love to but when I do, I have this banger knitted square tipped tie I'll wear instead of the usual cotton or polyester triangle tipped ones. Texture makes a WORLD of a difference!

#pvv The last time I went a day without socials was when I took a break from everything for a couple months around wintertime in 2022. The full detox was refreshing, but I missed seeing all the art and clothing in my feeds.

[carligirrl]

Tension and juxtaposition in fashion is one of my favorite things! I would LOVE a longer video on that!

[nathanmendesss]

75 year marathon? I’m tryna make it to 100 and still look fly 🗣️

[arPaul]

0:21 1 Know Your Measurements
1:12 2 First you copy, but in the copy you find yourself
2:24 3 Use your skin tone as a guide to help you develope your color palette
3:00 4 Quality > Quantity
3:29 5 Be True to yourself
4:07 6 Understand why you like what you like
4:45 7 Slow Down
5:13 8 Learn how to juxtapose ideas
5:50 9 Know how to layer
6:16 10 Have fun and be carefree with your style

[BasedHyperborean]

For me, the best tip is keeping it simple. I’ve majorly minimized my wardrobe, stopped trying to get funky with colors, and really focused on the fit and quality of the pieces. I’d say my style nowadays is basic, but I love everything I have and know it’ll get me through the long haul. Plus, I still get compliments on what I’m wearing fairly regularly. It doesn’t take much to look good. You don’t have to break molds. Do that if it’s your thing, but most people aren’t actually paying that much attention to you anyway, ya know?

[barfymann]

Man you legit have such a chill energy. I don't usually follow fashion channels, due to the snobbery - similarly the snobbery found in watch collecting. You're chill, humble, and very well spoken. Love your content. Keep it up man. Great stuff!

[ethanmiller]

pls do a longer video about tip#8

your examples really captures my curiosity about it

[nicocorbo]

drew is getting increasingly articulate with every video ! i'm here for it

[nacho]

your tips are always so well articulated and thoughtful

[ulianav]

Loving your videos and the way i can feel it like a cozy conversation with a friend!

[driveltwaddle]

Loved the video, Drew! Totally down for that deep dive into juxtaposing outfits.

[greg_nicholls]

Love all of this, thanks for posting mate. X

[JUZYHA]

So grateful for your videos. Keep doing!

[fimarshall]

Love your videos man thank you! Especially the tip about copying being okay, it always feels weird to me but thats how inspiration works. Appreciate you

[zackarykanaitis]

The way you articulated your section on references was so good. I’m an architecture student and the idea of precedent or reference is crucial

[ratchetpanda]

Please make a video on how to add layers to your outfits 🙏

[katrinakatrinket]

These are such great tips/ advice, it’s how I developed my own personal style . Fashion is FUN!!