LOL this isn't getting anywhere. 
So let's go on to the specifics.
First step in dressing well is getting clothes that fit right. Like getting shirts with shoulder seams that fall directly on the edge of your shoulders. Or getting pants that fit true to your waistline (or even slightly less than your true waistline for jeans since denim stretches). Getting pants that are too big for "comfort" also causes some nasty bunching up around the crotch. Not good.
Wearing baggy clothes to hide flabs just makes people look even fatter. Even the hiphop scene has moved away from baggy.
EDIT:
Your priorities when buying clothes should be as follows:
1. Fit
2. Quality
3. Design/Style
4. Brand
Brand should be last-priority. Someone with well-fitting brandless clothes will look much better than someone wearing ill-fitting high-end branded shit. Oh and having brands emblazoned all over you just makes you look like a billboard. Don't do it.
So let's go on to the specifics.First step in dressing well is getting clothes that fit right. Like getting shirts with shoulder seams that fall directly on the edge of your shoulders. Or getting pants that fit true to your waistline (or even slightly less than your true waistline for jeans since denim stretches). Getting pants that are too big for "comfort" also causes some nasty bunching up around the crotch. Not good.
Wearing baggy clothes to hide flabs just makes people look even fatter. Even the hiphop scene has moved away from baggy.
EDIT:
Your priorities when buying clothes should be as follows:
1. Fit
2. Quality
3. Design/Style
4. Brand
Brand should be last-priority. Someone with well-fitting brandless clothes will look much better than someone wearing ill-fitting high-end branded shit. Oh and having brands emblazoned all over you just makes you look like a billboard. Don't do it.
