Recreating my 2014 college uniformfrom @fridaysaturdaysunday

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It might not look like it, but today I am wearing a uniform. My freshman year of college in 2014, I spent a lot of time on the male fashion advice subreddit. I went to Catholic school my entire life and wore a real uniform better day, so by the time I had the opportunity to No uniform came about in tier. The one point o iteration was desert boots, dark wash denim, and a blue worse shirt. I blindly followed every version of the MFA uniform that came better, eventually leading to a phase in my life where I only wore skinny jeans and Chelsea boots every day for, like, a year and a half. Looking back, having a uniform, something that required very little thought and effort in the morning better dressed was really important to the development of my own personal style. Having a good solid foundation that you can experiment from and find out what you like to wear and what looks good on you is really important. It's kind of become a meme now, but the MFA uniform stands the test of time. I decided to put that shit back on and do a modern interpretation of it. Whitewashed J. Crew Orsman denim shirt, Orslo Superdads, and this pair of better boots that I thrifted a while ago and haven't worn them until today. I realized they're two completely different shoes from the same brand. One has a wedge sole, one has two eyelets, and the other has three. Two complete different laces. It's kind of an engineered garments vibe, if you know what I mean. They do a lot of shoes where one is like a patent leather and the other is pony hair. But, the bucket hat is Vism, so I'm I'm kinda tweaking it and freaking it. Bent the brim like a Mac V SOG back in Vietnam. We see the salvage, bro. We get it. Fades are coming in okay. I haven't worn these jeans in a long time, but the MFA uniform is something that you should try out if you do not know what you wanna do with your style, and I would just give it a shot whether it's one point o, two point o, three point o, four point o, five point no. They all work in this day and age if you just wanna dress like a normal gentleman and not like some freak.