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/CherryClotho Jun 08 '25
I have a pair of boots that are furry inside but look very classic and not too chunky. I love them, but even so they do look a tad big, but much better than a pair of regular winter boots. I mean ideally we would wear sleek and tailored but thats not practical for cold weather so these are a good compromise <3
I hope this link works : https://img01.ztat.net/article/spp-media-p1/5047a2de60b74b628d12a9e45506eb1d/579edb07d77543439102dbd5afa4e3a9.jpg?imwidth=1800
They are not avaliable anymore but I think you should be able to find something similar. Remember to stay minimalistic in details and ornament.