Demonstrates good vs bad stylingfrom @tannerguzy

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Having a great sense of style has little to do with the right clothing and everything with knowing how to wear them in a way that it works for you. So I wanna give you three examples of how to do it right, how to do it not enough, and then how to take it too far. So this is a good example just like a simple dad fit. This is the kind of thing that I wear when I'm walking to pick my kids up from school. This is not a show stopper and that is not the objective, but it is something that allows me to feel stylish and look like I give more of a crap than just like the Lulu ABC pants and the golf polo that most of my peers are in. So we've got a simple button down with a white tier shirt, a pair of fairly wider cut jeans that are different than my, like, millennial emo era, and then just some Boston Birks. But look what happens when I don't do it enough with the style. Exact same clothes. I'm just wearing them differently. All I've done is I've untucked the shirts. I've buttoned this one up enough that it's just like, oh, I'm only doing the collar button undone because I'm not willing to do anything else. And then I've dropped my pants back down to where they were on my hips, which is where most guys in their thirties, forties, and fifties will wear them. So now all of a sudden these things are way too long. And now there's just no personality to this. This is just clothes on a body. And then here's what happens when you get weird and you take it too far. So now I've got the buttons done up in a weird way, and my sleeves are rolled up too much, and I've got a half tuck going on, and this hat has no business being worn backwards. And this gets into goofy cartoonish territory. Again, not because anything about the clothing is different except for the way in which I am wearing them. And even once I'm back to my original fit, this only works for me because of my personality and my context. I understand how to navigate all of those factors. It may not work for you. It certainly doesn't work for a lot of my clients, which is why you cannot just go buy the right clothes and have style. You need to learn how to actually treat this as a skill, as a method of expression, and then be able to cultivate your own dexterity with your appearance.