 Do y'all wanna know the best styles for Asian dudes? Check this out. I want you to grab yourself a red flannel wear some skinny black denim, throw on some gold jewelry and rock some Air Force ones. Nobody's rocking this outfit. This fit is going to make you stand out for sh... All right fellas, let's get serious. So anybody can rock these styles of course. These styles are just off my experience which means it's fact. And so these are the best styles for Asian dudes. So we're not gonna be touching on classic men's wear because all dudes look great in that. That's a given. We're going to be talking about casual everyday wear. So the first style Asian dudes look great in is the soft boy look. Just think super cozy and chill. A fit you wanna relax in. So I'd say when it comes to this fashion style, this is like the Japan-ty interior design style but for fashion. And by the way, if you like this aesthetic you're probably gonna like this interior design style as well. This fit is going to give you a friendly casual look. Sizing wise you're going to see a lot of oversized pieces. Keep an eye out for a drop shoulder cuts. That's this stitching right here. It's dropped rather than being right at the typical shoulder area. And this is going to be a theme going forward. Oversize and relax fit. And so when it comes to this style, skinny and slim fit, it's out the door. But like with any aesthetic, there is a default uniform to keep an eye out for which is a good base to start off with. Usually consists of a crew neck or a knitted sweater. If it's the spring time, probably a knitted vest over a white t-shirt. And then you got some white fit trousers, a ton of jewelry. And you probably got a tote bag with the middle part haircuts. If you're rocking headwear, there's probably some AirPods maxes on them. It's a cozy fit. I think it looks good. So color wise, just like the Japan style, you're going to want to stick to the warmer tones. You got the creams, tans and browns, and it's mixed with some gray and black. You can go pastel if you want. I think it looks great for the spring time, but as good will it thumb stick to the warmer tones. The style does have a lot of textures going on as well. Think knitted sweaters and headwear, corduroy pleated details. And some accessories you'll see with this style is of course the tote bag. Bit cheesy nowadays, but who cares? It's practical. And you're not going to see a lot of stacked jewelry. But what you will see is eyewear and minimal jewelry. Now, obviously this is a guideline. I would encourage you to add your own twist to it. Honestly, we all probably rocked this style without having to think about it because this is just like your running errands type of fit. So yeah, we started off with this aesthetic because a lot of the pieces that make up this fashion style can be integrated into the other aesthetics later on in this video. 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I think Asian dudes kill it with this style. So first off, I'm gonna play you this clip from acronym, it's a lookbook from spring 2017. Check this out. Yeah, not gonna lie, man. After watching that, I feel like just hacking into a server or something. Okay, so let's go check out the prices on these. All right, let's see. Okay, so believe it or not, this style is timeless. This is like the AK video fashion, it's future proof. So yeah, this style focuses on form and functionality and it just looks badass. Acronym is what you're gonna think of with this fashion style. It's designer, Earl Sinhu, who does have a martial arts background, incorporates a lot of movement from a traditional gi into his garment and just that whole mindset of being practical and easy to move in is just the philosophy of this style. And so what you wanna look for with this style is garment technology, which just think of it as performance, anything that adds ventilation, breathability, water repellency, stretchiness, double zips, modularity. You're also gonna see a lot of military inspiration with this style, which is also what makes it timeless as well. And yeah, I don't wanna give you a whole ass lecture about this, so let me just give you the standard look that you're gonna see. Running sneakers are a staple with this style, especially for the summertime and then got boots for the winter time and water repellency isn't everything, it is a great feature, but check out these cargoes. It has modular pockets, you can adjust the cuff, and of course it's water repellent and these ones right here have a dedicated foam pocket and a shit load of pockets in general and that's what you're gonna wanna look for. You'll also see a lot of these types of jackets for inclement weather and finally these fits are typically topped off with a sling bag and that right there is your typical look, a tech ninja type of look. So when you're first starting off, I would recommend just sticking to the Uniqlo U Block Tech Parka. It's an affordable jacket that has a minimal look, it has a lot of functionality to it and it goes well with this aesthetic. Plus it is a great start to see if you even actually like this fashion style. Now some other brands to check out are Rosen X, Traject by Idol Idol and other outdoor brands you might think of like Arcterix, which by the way, Arcterix actually consulted with Acronym for their valence brand, so a lot of your favorite brands are actually inspired by Acronym as well. Now color wise, this is the easiest part of this style. You wanna stick to black, olive green and sometimes tan. That's really all you gotta worry about so there are some more colorful options, but mostly you wanna stick with these colors and if you're not into that tech ninja look, there are subdivisions within techwear, you got Gorbcore, Greyman, I think there's something for everyone. So yeah, as you can tell, this is one of my favorite styles out there. It can get expensive, but there's also a lot of affordable options as well. I think if anything, it's just practical. Now the next style, any dude's gonna look great in just because it's so timeless and it's more wearable on the daily and that is of course the minimal style. Less is more with this fashion style, although all the people that I know that actually like this style have a huge wardrobe so it's kind of ironic. I just find it funny, but anyways, you're gonna be bringing in a lot of these soft boy pieces into this style so here's a uniform right here. Some form of wide fit or slim fit trousers depends on you. A tank top, a minimal over shirt with a collar and probably some white sneakers or black boots. That's what I think of with this fashion style, it can stray more casual, it can also stray more formal. Just depends on you of course. Now you can't argue that the soft boy aesthetic is a part of this fashion style. You got a lot of the same fundamentals, crew necks, trousers, fitted and oversized t-shirts, but what you'll see a lot with the minimal style are pieces with colors. So think minimal over shirts and blazers and all that. Just think of anything that is versus tile and will mix with a lot of different pieces. So yeah, because your mindset is about versatility, that's why you'll see a lot of white sneakers and black boots with this style. So I would pick up a few of those and some good quality ones as well. And honestly, I'm telling you, just stick to the grayscale spectrum. A lot of people complicate it, man. If you focus on grayscale at first, this will allow you to focus on just the basics. You got sizing, layering, proportions. And once you nail those down, then the colors can come in easily. Now I'm sure a lot of you guys understand the style already, so let's keep it moving. Our final style is just a culmination of everything which I'm just going to label Asian streetwear. There are going to be some pieces to look out for though. This style incorporates a lot of Asian garments like a Mandarin collar shirt or a stand collar, Noragi style jackets, et cetera. And it also has a bunch of layers. So here's what to invest in with this look. The oversized button up or a stand collar button up will do you wonders. And especially the stand collar because it kind of looks like a Mandarin collar shirt, which is just a part of our heritage and these can be layered in so many ways. You would think a button up can only be paired with trousers. No, because of the oversized fits and how casual it is. Yes, you can still pair it with trousers, but you can pair it with parachute pants, cargo pants. It's much more chill. And that's what also makes up a lot of this style as well. Baggy pants and trousers, cargo pants. Now one of the most popular pants you see with this style are parachute pants. And I love these ones right here from Needles. I think that sizing is worth trying out just to see if you actually like that sizing and then you could dial it back if it's too far for you. And yeah, like I said earlier, layering versatility is a huge part of this style. And one thing you'll notice with this style is extended length garments. So think of extended button ups, extended blazers, long coats. Perfect word to describe this is drape. And you can incorporate drape with extended belts, coats, scarves, longer dress shirts, or even unique style bandanas. Even clipping your keys to your belt loop will do the trick. This will make up the bulk of the style along with wide fit pants. Now that's just a general description, but I think it's a great place to start at. And here's another trick with this fashion style that I really like doing, cuff your sleeves. This is already an underrated look. I don't know why guys, more guys don't do this, but this will showcase your forearms, any tattoos, jewelry. And when you do this with a white dress shirt and a coat, that white just pokes out and it just really adds to the look in my opinion. Now some brands to look out for are the ones I mentioned earlier, Traject by Idol Idol, Rosenex, but you also got Fundamental Denim, Y3, or just anything from Yoji Yamamoto. He does have other affordable brands like Ground Y and Sight. And you've got Issey Miyake, of course, Undercover, Neighborhood. This is a very versatile style and it's also a very subjective style. But honestly, I think your face will do a lot of the work. So yeah, those are my favorite styles I see on Asian dudes. I'd say try them all out and get comfortable with your personal style and then you can start mixing and matching everything. And yeah, if y'all enjoyed this video, found it helpful. Subscribe to the channel, give it a thumbs up. And until then, stay fly, deuces.