What style do you like on your Man?

caseyann

For me would have to be the way shane ward dresses,He is not bad but his dress sense is delicious.









or this,



How do you like your husband/bf or future one to dress that makes you turn and look?

The simplest thing a belt does to trousers and jeans is amazing.lol :P

starlit

I like! ^











Rawrr!

Bunnywabbit

One extreme to another with me.. ..

Sardonicat

Daily shower and teeth brushed, clean underpants, a pulse and a penis.

caseyann

Now girls we arent talking about looks here go with style

Rockery Woman

yep - clean and a penis!!!!:D

starlit

caseyann wrote: »

Now girls we arent talking about looks here go with style

Yes of course its a 100% style! The above mentioned is the style I go for! Not just looks...:p

caseyann

Bunnywabbit wrote: »

One extreme to another with me.. ..

Is that guy same person just with longer hair in second one?
And you have the extreme opposite in taste yes

snuggles285 wrote: »

Yes of course its a 100% style! The above mentioned is the style I go for! Not just looks...:p

The other guys are to teen for my taste in clothes.I really dont like them Alibaba trousers,sorry.
Mathew dresses very nice

Bunnywabbit

caseyann wrote: »

Is that guy same person just with longer hair in second one?
And you have the extreme opposite in taste yes

Ha no, first is Tommy Bowe, rugby player, and the second guy is James Hetfield from Metallica, many moons ago!

Novella

I like my boyfriend in trackies and a t-shirt, or whatever he wears lazing around the house. He's way more comfy to cuddle into then.

Of course, a man in a suit is pretty nice too!

caseyann

This is a big no no what are they wearing :D

Mackman

:eek: Has to be photoshopped!

krudler

caseyann wrote: »

This is a big no no what are they wearing :D

I'd literally prefer to eat my own head than be caught wearing anything in those pics

*shudder*

edit: except the cons in the bottom left pic :pac:

dirtyghettokid

i love trainers, jeans, tight t-shirts, hoodies... vibrant colours..
it's a weird mix
between a drizzy, a lil wayne & throw in a few A&F polos

starlit

Nice. A nice t-shirt/shirt and jeans would do grand for me! A nice suit woudn't go amiss!;)

caseyann

Mackman wrote: »

:eek: Has to be photoshopped!

I wish it was i am sure people actually are following that fashion

krudler wrote: »

I'd literally prefer to eat my own head than be caught wearing anything in those pics

*shudder*

edit: except the cons in the bottom left pic :pac:

If i was someones girlfriend and he wore that i would tear out my eyes :D

dirtyghettokid wrote: »

i love trainers, jeans, tight t-shirts, hoodies... vibrant colours..
it's a weird mix
between a drizzy, a lil wayne & throw in a few A&F polos

I just dont get it,how can you possibly think men with their boxers hanging out of trousers is anyway attractive sorry i just do not get it i think its vile

Scarinae

caseyann wrote: »

Horrendous men's outfits

I was going to post a remark on the hideousness of the denim boobtube things, and then it occurred to me - what do you call a boobtube when it is a men's garment?

omniscient_toad

Fishie wrote: »

I was going to post a remark on the hideousness of the denim boobtube things, and then it occurred to me - what do you call a boobtube when it is a men's garment?

Pectube, maybe, man-boob-tube isn't exactly snappy

caseyann

Fishie wrote: »

I was going to post a remark on the hideousness of the denim boobtube things, and then it occurred to me - what do you call a boobtube when it is a men's garment?

I have not got a clue lol

These said,man cleavage, and denim tube tops are the flavors du jour! :rolleyes:

Have a look lol
http://www.refinery29.com/bad-men-10-looks-from-mens-fas.php

Compared to this,one or two awful, the rest style are right up the street of hot.
http://www.theage.com.au/ftimages/2009/03/19/1237054976221.html

caseyann

Then when we go suits.



And suit jacket shirt and jeans always nice touch.

cheesefiend

Fishie wrote: »

I was going to post a remark on the hideousness of the denim boobtube things, and then it occurred to me - what do you call a boobtube when it is a men's garment?

Moobtube?

There is something about black on black that I just love. Apart from that I don't really mind as long as it's not too try-hard.

krudler

cheesefiend wrote: »

Moobtube?

There is something about black on black that I just love. Apart from that I don't really mind as long as it's not too try-hard.

On our suiting up nights I wear a black suit, black shirt and black and silver striped tie, gets attention :cool:

dirtyghettokid

caseyann wrote: »

I just dont get it,how can you possibly think men with their boxers hanging out of trousers is anyway attractive sorry i just do not get it i think its vile

i wasn't talking about the arse hanging out - i can't stand that.
merely his tight enough tshirt and his air jordans
i'd prefer the jeans on drizzy

caseyann

dirtyghettokid wrote: »

i wasn't talking about the arse hanging out - i can't stand that.
merely his tight enough tshirt and his air jordans
i'd prefer the jeans on drizzy

I was hoping that dirty hangy jeans effect had not fried the brains of all the young people in the country sigh of relief
I could imagine liking that when i was a teen what you said now

kiwi123

a hoody, pair of jeans, beanie cap and cons. SOLD

throw in an eyebrow / lip piercing and id lock him up!

Abi

Sardonicat wrote: »

Daily shower and teeth brushed, clean underpants, a pulse and a penis.

^^ This.


I wear what I like, which admittedly wouldn't be very adventureous - but I scrub up okay I guess. I wouldn't expect any more than the same of a guy. Like me, wear whatever hes comfortable in tbh.

mollybird

me ive always loved the suit thing and since my OH doesn't wear them that often it is fab on him. other than that it's def a dinner jacket, nice shirt and slacks. day to day stuff not too concerned about.

krudler

Usually what I'd wear would be cons/adidas flat runners, the classic white with 3 stripes ones, jeans, tshirt,leather or blazer type jacket with a hoody underneath it, works for day wear and go out sometimes too, just wear a nicer blazer.

snuggles285

snuggles285 wrote: »

I like! ^











Rawrr!

That post explains this thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056120372


Not being a cnut but if I only chatted up trampish looking airheads I'd also be wondering where are the decent single ladies.

kiwi123

krudler wrote: »

Usually what I'd wear would be cons/adidas flat runners, the classic white with 3 stripes ones, jeans, tshirt,leather or blazer type jacket with a hoody underneath it, works for day wear and go out sometimes too, just wear a nicer blazer.

pics or gtfo :P

also i like those grey cantos on lads too!

krudler

kiwi123 wrote: »

pics or gtfo :P

also i like those grey cantos on lads too!

theres one of me on pg 163 of the know your loungers thread, its from behind but you get the idea

Catari Jaguar

Grey camo or black combats, army boots/ vans, army shirt or hoodie, rock/metal band logo or retro video game t-shirt. I love a soft cotton t-shirt - lovely to hug.

Luckily my fiancé dresses like this. Yummy.

PS. Is that dude in JLS wearing a cardigan?! Bahahahah!

krudler

Yeah cardigans, wtf? I'm not 70! christ my dad is in his early 60s and refuses to wear cardigans

Lia_lia

Couldn't care less tbh.

Princess Peach

Not too fussy, as long as its not hideous.

And especially, not scumbag!

00112984

I don't mind as long as said man is capable of doing his own clothes shopping, washing and ironing.

krudler

Princess Peach wrote: »

Not too fussy, as long as its not hideous.

And especially, not scumbag!

scumbags have ruined tracksuits for everyone, I wear one out jogging, well the bottoms anyway, and a tshirt or a hoody. I'd love one of the classic 3 stripe black adidas pants, the proper retro ones, but nooooo, cos you'll look like one of the rubberbandtis :pac:

Princess Peach

krudler wrote: »

scumbags have ruined tracksuits for everyone, I wear one out jogging, well the bottoms anyway, and a tshirt or a hoody. I'd love one of the classic 3 stripe black adidas pants, the proper retro ones, but nooooo, cos you'll look like one of the rubberbandtis :pac:

Well as long as they're not tucked into your socks, and you don't have a chain and a diamond earring and some weird half mullet half shaved thing going on on top, I think you'll be ok!

EverybodyLies

Just jeans and a graphic tee. Pair of Converse or Vans. Not really bothered, so long as it suits them.

beks101

mollybird wrote: »

me ive always loved the suit thing and since my OH doesn't wear them that often it is fab on him.

+1 to that. A well-cut suit is a serious aphrodisiac for me. I've lost count of the amount of guys I know who I've not really noticed until one day I see them suited and booted and BAM, naughty thoughts

I'm like a kid at a candy store at work functions

Malari

While I can appreciate certain styles on men, I wouldn't want to change the way my fella dresses. It makes him him! He just does the usual jeans, cons, t-shirts or shirts. Except when he's at work, and he wears these:



Which I love!!!

One thing I don't like is tracky legs. Unless you are lounging around the house or going to the gym, I hate them. Urgh.

Maple

What I don't like on men is this new phenomeon called "he-vage", all these seriously low cut tops or leaving their shirts open to the third/fourth button. Jude Law/those gombeens in JLS are prime examples. Reminds of some 70's cheesy movie, all they're missing is the gold medallion. Gak.

maple

maple wrote: »

What I don't like on men is this new phenomeon called "he-vage", all these seriously low cut tops or leaving their shirts open to the third/fourth button. Jude Law/those gombeens in JLS are prime examples. Reminds of some 70's cheesy movie, all they're missing is the gold medallion. Gak.

Wouldn't dream of going out dressed like that, would feel like a prime target to be set upon by a load of skangers. Wouldn't feel at all comfy, can't understand how any chap would feel anyway confident dressed like that.

dirtyghettokid

caseyann wrote: »

I was hoping that dirty hangy jeans effect had not fried the brains of all the young people in the country sigh of relief
I could imagine liking that when i was a teen what you said now

well i'm 30, so does that make me bad? lol

i have to say, shirtless (if nice chest) with snickers trousers and work boots is win also...... :D

Twee.

Neat and a bit of class

Pembily

maple wrote: »

What I don't like on men is this new phenomeon called "he-vage", all these seriously low cut tops or leaving their shirts open to the third/fourth button. Jude Law/those gombeens in JLS are prime examples. Reminds of some 70's cheesy movie, all they're missing is the gold medallion. Gak.

ROTTEN, Simon Cowel seriously needs to button up a button or two more...

Eve_Dublin

Scruffy.

SarahBeep!

River Island!!

Nice jeans (not that dodgy blue blue), cons or vans, nice t shirt or hoodie, lil bit of stubble, spikey dark hair mmmm

babyfratelli_x

nice jeans, tshirt or shirt, with either a nice hoody or jacket....cons, vans or decent trainers

Not a fan of trackies but Canterburys are forgivable :P

1 thing I HATE and Im not sure why but men wearing scarves... I know theyre probably cold and all but it jus instantly puts me off someone.
Also hate cardigans, yuk!

Mercy Seat

Crusty, grungey, punky guys are great. Usually interesting clothes, unusual tshirts that'll say alot about their personality (e.g. bands they like, causes they believe in, stuff they think is funny).

Not to mention the hopeful inclusion of tartan and bondage themes. Also love the punk tendency to now throw things out and instead sew/safety pin them back together, with the addition of patches - quite a lifestory to be told looking at some people's clothes.

Nulty

Twee. wrote: »

Neat and a bit of class

If this was a competition to find the biggest tossers you'd have got my award. N.O. Rather wear fleckie tracksuits (i.e. Leopard) than that muck. And yes, its the image I'm talking about. ugh.

boot cut jeans:



Runners/sneakers/whatever:



Hoody:




t-shirt: