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Accessories on a Man
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Ladies what Accessories on a Man do you notice most or think look best?
Accessories being things like watches, necklace, bracelets, phone, etc
What should a guy have or not have to impress you style wise?
Accessories being things like watches, necklace, bracelets, phone, etc
What should a guy have or not have to impress you style wise?
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I'm not interested in that sort of thing.
Jewellery on a man is generally iffy..especially earrings!
Although if they are going to wear a watch, I would rather it wasn't a plastic digital one!
Rings are ok as long as they're simple band style ones. Sovvy rings = :sour: Ditto necklaces and bracelets. Simple chains or small beads or thong style things are fine. Lizzy Duke gold or bling is awful, as is anything oversized. Watches are generally fine whatever they are, unless they have diamonds on and spin.
Is a phone counted as an accessory? Can't say I've ever really had an opinion either way about a man's phone, as long as it isn't round his neck on a string or hooked on to his waistband.
But if the guy's gay then no problem
And as for watches - nothing too fancy and sparkly (as in diamonds)
I hate chains/bracelets.. and I epecially hate those wooden bead necklaces - eww! They're like a choker.
Sometimes a plain silver ring can look nice but it depends whether it suits him or not.
I have a thing about designer watches. Can't stand them. I like my watch from a watch maker, my sunglasses from a sunglasses maker, etc. It might be completely unfounded, but it seems to me that like anything else, if you go for a designer name, that's all you're paying for, not actually a better product. Or ironically, better design even.
I think the general rule is that men's accessories should be functional, like watches, sunglasses, hats, belts etc. Hell even cufflinks would be stupid if they didn't actually hold the cuffs together. And equally, they should be worn as if they're functional. No sunglasses indoors. But occasionally someone will look good with something else too. Not often though, and usually something pretty discrete.
No it's not the name I like it for, it's the style of Diesel watches I like. They have really urban designs, cool leather straps, nice colours and nice faces too. They look different.
Oh no, I wasn't saying that you like it for the name. I'm saying the reason why it costs £100 rather than £40 is because of the name, whereas the reason a watch from a watchmaker costs £100 rather than £40 is because it's actually better and will last longer. Same with suits. I could get a properly tailored suit for the same price as a designer suit. Same with sunglasses. I could get a pair with polorized lenses from Rayban for the same price as Gucci ones with crappy plastic lenses that do bugger all. That's what I was on about.
But then again, he does wear stuff like this hahahahahaha
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And this bracelet
Thats all though. Not a fan of lots of jewelry.
Except not titanium, and with roman numbers instead of just marks. Otherwise it's identical though.
timex, swatch and fossil make most of those types of watches
Like this one I have
I do like pierced men, but only to a certain extent. Lip, eyebrow, small earstretch (maybe a 10 gauge), nipple, nose, all good. But all together with surfaces and a million rings in ears etc.; what are you trying to prove?!
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Please tell me theres more definitions of thong than a leather banana hammock!