Alright fellas, help me settle this. The tie is the classic — sharp, safe, every guy’s go-to. But the ascot… that’s a whole different vibe. Smooth, bold, a little rebellious. If you had to pick one for a big night out — date, wedding, or just flexing some style — are you rocking the ascot for flair, or keeping it clean with the tie? Let’s hear it.

Good evening everyone, apologies for the lack of posting been busy with school. I have a question for you all that even I have been pondering recently. If I could wear one thing for a whole year, what would it be? This is more than a “favorite fit” question—it’s about your uniform. Imagine every day for the next 12 months, you step out in the exact same outfit. No swaps, no variations, no “cheat days.” This is the look people will associate with you, recognize you for, and maybe even nickname you by. Would you go for timeless tailoring, rugged workwear, athleisure comfort, streetwear energy, or something totally unexpected? I want to know: - What’s the outfit? (Head to toe details—don’t skip the watch, shoes, or even socks.) - What does it say about you? - Why does it earn the right to be your “forever fit” for a year? And bonus points if you can share a picture of a fit that comes close to your pick.

Let’s go deeper than beard oil and bar soap. What’s that one product, ritual, or trick in your grooming routine that transformed your look—or the way you carry yourself? Could be a specific toner, a scalp massage technique, a cold rinse, a type of brush, or a weird-but-effective exfoliation method. The kind of thing you only find out from trial and error, or if you’re lucky, passed down by someone who really cared. I love these dialogues

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately… Is great style mostly about taste — knowing what looks good, mastering color, fit, and silhouettes? Or is it more about confidence — how you wear it, how you move, how you carry yourself, even if the outfit is simple? We’ve all seen guys pull off wild fits just because they’re confident… and others wear “technically perfect” looks that somehow feel hollow. So I’m asking the panel: - Where do you fall on this? Confidence or taste? - Can one exist without the other? - Have you ever worn something “objectively stylish” but it didn’t feel like you?

Let’s talk timepieces — or the lack of them. Some guys swear by a good watch. From rugged field watches and tool chronographs to sleek dress pieces and vintage heirlooms — it’s a timeless (pun intended) part of men’s style. But let’s be honest — not everyone wears watches. Some find them uncomfortable. Others prefer to keep their wrists bare or feel like they don’t match their aesthetic. So here’s what I want to know: - What type of watch do you wear, and why? (Digital? Mechanical? Smartwatch? Minimalist? Bold statement?) - If you don’t wear a watch, what’s your reason? Is it comfort, style, practicality, or just preference? - Do you have a go-to alternative accessory?(Examples: Leather bracelet, beaded wristwear, signet rings, smart rings, neck chains, pocket watches, etc.) - Is the watch still relevant, or has it become optional in modern men’s style?