HOW TO MAKE YOUR OUTFITS AESTHETICALLY PLEASING

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[angusmarch]

Me: "the second one."
Them: "the first one."
Me: "the first one."

[Spideygavin]

I feel like finding an Aesthetically pleasing outfit is more of an art than a science

[KrisWitAKapitalK]

I feel like being aesthetically pleasing is very subjective because I definitely appreciated the 2nd one a lot more.

[kiddokta]

I'm a professional character designer that utilizes fashion in my designs, and the 2nd one is more aesthetically pleasing because of the dark>light>dark value break up, and big to small silhouette--but the skinnier pant leg is just outdated so most people are going to choose the more current wider/baggier pants look.

[SouthProductions]

Bro as a musician, this explanation of aesthetic is IMMENSELY helpful. I had to pause the video and type this. Respect 👌🏾

[bbthedog]

Step 1: Pick out an ascetically pleasing outfit

Step 2: Done

[youngsavage]

This is such a well crafted video. Everything just comes together and unexplainably makes me feel good.
Almost as if its... aesthetically pleasing.

[Anthropomorphic]

Wonder if the second one would've been considered more aesthetically pleasing a few years ago? Might be interesting to compare the outfits to ones shown in older videos.

[erkshnrt]

Really interesting and fun video! As a character designer my eye was drawn more to the second outfit because it had more contrast, shape differences, and areas of rest while the first seemed to blur together in a way where I couldn't understand the focal point or intention of the look. Which I suppose is the intention! Both are good outfits! I love watching gen z fashion sense evolve and I'm excited to see what the next young group considers aesthetic. I hope I never get tired of trying out new outfit combos and styles as I get older too

[alwynjohn]

I think being aesthetically pleasing literally means how much overall the outfits matches in multiple different aspects, like color, texture, size and shape etc.

[ianwilson]

"you're about to agree with all these people and feel smart"
Everyone proceeds to pick the one i

[designarr]

I used to be a chef and the way I was taught to plate a fine dining dish is the same way I compose my outfits. It’s all about flow. It’s all gotta go together

[natenbezonb]

the answer is color saturation, other stuff too, but most importantly saturation, if the black of the second outfit was rly unwashed/grey, the choice would be much harder

[AngledOG_]

I first started joining the ranked lobbies of style last year and my younger brother has made fun of me relentlessly. Now that I’ve grown quite a bit and he too has matured… a little, he is constantly asking me for old clothes and style tips and I personally want to thank you for everything I’ve learned thus far. 👍

[ogdankster]

This is an an entire art degree in a 15 minute video thanks!

[mrsxber]

I thought the 2nd was more aesthetically pleasing

[martynam]

I find both outfits aesthetically pleasing. In the 1st it's the monochromatic color pallete, that works for any outfit, design, photo etc. It's classic. But the 2nd has better proportions and the contrast of black and light tones draws your eye.

[ariesmry]

My take:
Outfit #2 is more aesthetically pleasing because of the contrast in colors and structure, and it visually puts the focus on the jacket, particularly the photo on the jacket. The small pops of orange give a bit of visual interest and the weight + amount + color choice of the textures compliment each other.

Outfit #1 - I like the concept, but I would have executed it differently. I like the jacket, but it’s a bit busy for the pants- the texture is flat/too light, and the pattern, as well as the greyish undertone takes away from the outfit and it doesn’t contrast nicely with the saturated darker portion on the bottom

Because of the texture of the pants, I would have gone for a more of a chunky knit oversized fisherman sweater to play up the contrasting textures and give it an overall more cozy feel, or to simplify it, paired it with a sweatshirt so that the focus is on the corduroy.

Or if I wanted to utilize the jacket, I would have leaned more into the lighter tone in the jacket for the monotone color, or gone with textures that are less heavy.

[davidesorrentino]

9:06 WHY DOES IT MAKE SO MUCH SENSE
this video is actually genius, this guy deserves a lot more

[m]

i think the 2nd one looks way better, the proportions look better and i like the contrast between the dark and light colours, it makes him look taller