Men's Fashion & Style
Men's Fashion & Style
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In my view, this is how "fashion forward" people dress these days. As designers, don't we want to dress better than these brainless "trendy" people?
- assuming these are designers, maybe the ability to spot, predict and utilize trends is something they want to communicatescarabin
- i was just surprised more designers aren’t starting their own trends i thinkscarabin
- Good design is about subtle details and I don't think most people here are experimen artists, so that probably explains the "ordinary" way people want to dress.********
- good pointscarabin
- I'll go for something tasteful and a little more sophisticated vs. trendy. I kinda look at "trendy" as young, employed, "sophisticated" as mature, boss/owner.formed
- i can see the way you approach design problems daily affecting those choices. i wonder if it would be possible to guess the type of design work a person does byscarabin
- their clothing choicesscarabin
- It's definitely possible to get a general idea.********
- Probably, but it's probably more of a reflection of co-workers, clients, etc. My clients wouldn't let me in the door if I dressed like some of the images here!formed
- Sometimes clients want crazy ideas and "new thinking", but if they're a museum or college or bank, they might not take you seriously if you're dressed like that********
- I think it was the Razorfish founders that wore neon suits...back when it was "new", you could get away with "different" for shock value. But today,formed
- web, etc., is not new anymore. How you dress projects where you are in life, age, success, etc. For pure design talent, I just let the work speak.formed