This is more influencer babble than "age appropriate" clothing. The setting and what you're doing has more to do with how you dress than age. Hard bottoms and collared shirts aren't necessary most of the time.
Is He Dressed Too Young For 35?
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This is more influencer babble than "age appropriate" clothing. The setting and what you're doing has more to do with how you dress than age. Hard bottoms and collared shirts aren't necessary most of the time.
That woman is fat. Her dents and cellulite are showing through her pants.
She’s fat Bruhshortie in the OP is badly built? am I in the twilight zone RN
shortie in the OP is badly built? am I in the twilight zone RN
Doobie Doo
Veteran
ALl I see are two people with neck tattoos
And old girl built like Big Momma from Soul Food from the waist down.
It’s not what he wearing, it’s how he carrying and presenting himself while wearing that at 35
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
Ain’t he “unc” status according to these fools online?
The outfit looks stupid no matter who wears it
The outfit looks stupid no matter who wears it
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
He can't stop moving he off that narcotic
There's someone for everyone. I wouldn't dress like that but I guess it's his thing.
Belize King
I got concepts of a plan.
I’m 39. I’m off work for 180 days a year. I’m track suited up all year round now.
I can be comfortable, run errands, hit the gym, walk around the block, and look simply clean all day.
I’m a simple man. No longer need to impress anybody. Wifey thinks I look fly. I’ve downsized my closet.
If I were single, in this season of my life I’d still be track suited up year round. Potentials would have to deal with it.
I can be comfortable, run errands, hit the gym, walk around the block, and look simply clean all day.
I’m a simple man. No longer need to impress anybody. Wifey thinks I look fly. I’ve downsized my closet.
If I were single, in this season of my life I’d still be track suited up year round. Potentials would have to deal with it.
