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>>18715177
Those pant legs are not long enough. Bit tight in the groin as well.
Too small I'm afraid. Same with the jacket; it would never close. Not fashionable when your clothes don't properly fit.
You've posted an example of how not to dress.
Don't even get me started on his shirt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdSS368kjds
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>>18715177
so if we are assuming you are female: cis or trans? it entirely changes what your recommendations are because women's styling heavily depends on body type and overall frame/structure.
if cis, what is your body type? what are the general proportions of your bust, waist, and hips? you don't need numbers and i hope to god your waist here is smaller than the others, but this determines whether you are top/bottom heavy and what needs to be balanced, because the style you're asking about (tailored and elegant) requires balance, color coordination, and proper construction and weighted materials.
if trans your body type is less important because your underlying frame will still be that of a man, but you will typically be heavier on top from breast growth and have a thicker middle and smaller hips, closer to a rectangular body type. in that case, you're going to want to define your midsection to give the illusion of curves even when wearing an outfit that would otherwise be straight on a cis woman.
it would be helpful to know what colors you look best in (warm, cool, bright, muted) which is roughly what these color seasons are, though i personally don't subscribe to that or kibbe and prefer to stick with personal style. regardless, you're likely to be advised to wear a dress, as that will be the most natural comparison to that for a woman. little black dresses never go out of style but for the warmer months it makes more sense to lighten the colors as he has done here. notice the substitution of black for navy and the pairing with lighter colors. nautical coloration is popular for a reason for this vaguely prep style. if you dress by color theory, the color you choose will make a far different impression. everyone notices a woman in a red dress.
the above is relevant for choosing the cut of a dress. if you want a true 1:1 equivalent, it's a white or light blue oversized button down or a navy silk blouse with pinstripe trousers and understated gold jewelry.
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>>18715262
if they were a tranny, wouldn't a blazer be the last thing that they would want to wear? traditionally a male garment, thus triggering their potential gender dysmorphia, plus making it more likely for people to misgender them
think before you post
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do you actually want to engage with the question op posed or just fight each other over their possible transness and how nobody can read
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