Centaurus3200
Active Member
Yeah, the no baggier than 501 thing is definitely personal preference. I'm aware the period cut of trousers and jeans back then was as roomy as a tent. Haha!
The "look" was fairly trim shirts contrasted against baggy trousers. Personally not my thing... BUT you are still adhering to the primary rule. When wearing a quality leather jacket, DRESS WITH ATTITUDE!
Basically you shouldn't dress in dockers, light blue button up and Rockports and think your G-1 is gonna make you look manly. You've just emasculated the jacket's superpowers.
I know, now I'M giving fashion advice, but at least i provide reasoning.
The "look" was fairly trim shirts contrasted against baggy trousers. Personally not my thing... BUT you are still adhering to the primary rule. When wearing a quality leather jacket, DRESS WITH ATTITUDE!
Basically you shouldn't dress in dockers, light blue button up and Rockports and think your G-1 is gonna make you look manly. You've just emasculated the jacket's superpowers.
I know, now I'M giving fashion advice, but at least i provide reasoning.
I agreed with nearly everything you said, Centaurus, but here I beg to differ:
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I don’t think “just wear otherwise unremarkable clothing” is the magic bullet you think it is. Sometimes vintage-style clothing suits a vintage jacket better than modern clothing - see the recent thread about Hartmann jackets and high vs low waisted trousers. Wear things that go with the leather jacket, and wear them with conviction.