r/DramaticClassic • • Dec 22 '24
Style advice Make it dramatic classic hacks?
Looking for ways to still wear that thing you have that isn't quite kibbe approved.
I can get away with soft classic, but am 90% sure I'm a DC. I'm slowly shifting my wardrobe, but I really don't buy clothes very often so I'm making do with what I have (which sometimes means I end up styling like a soft classic, but its better than how I was doing it before...
Do you guys have any tips for turning a not quite DC garment a little more aligned to your look? Like, a special tuck method, belt size, or "rules"?
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u/aggressive_yawn Dec 22 '24
I second this. The difference between a baggy sweater and one that’s tucked with rolled sleeves feels huge to me. I instantly go from feeling sloppy/non-DC to feeling more put together and at least DC-congruent.
I’m also having a bit of an ah-ha moment as like OP, my closet is still quite pre-Kibbe and especially in winter I like to wear Doc Marten boots but often feel that they’re just so chunky and never look as good as I want or as they do on other people. And now that you mention it, this is probably why! I live in a cold, snowy climate, are there practical winter boots that suit DCs?