Big MISTAKE during the video family! I mentioned the Japanese proverb 十人十色 during the episode and pronounced it as “jyuu nin jyushoku” as some more apt Japanese language students have pointed out this is read “jyuu nin to iro”. Let this be a lesson to all who study Japanese; just because you know kanji it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t break it down to its hiragana parts. I run into this a lot. It’s a bad habit and just goes to show that you’re always still learning... Even if you are at a decent level of proficiency. Sorry for the mixup. The section has since been edited out so as to not deter from the original intention of the episode.
I'd add machine washable to the list and we're on the same page. If I'm wearing something a lot I don't want to have to bring it to a dry cleaners all the time
One of the best videos I’ve seen in a while on the channel! Still love what you’ve been putting out but this one stuck out. Helped me realize I do have a unique style but havnt realized it until now
Yes! Yes! Yes! Finally, someone who's actually been able to explain the three rules of the theory of curating your wardrobe and style. I've been telling people these exact three things for 3 years now and it feels like no one has properly acknowledged it publicly before. For example, my style is influenced by a mixture of skate, punk, dystopian (like akira), and gorpcore lol. I go more towards a baggy and boxy silhouette with mohairs, wools, denim, vintage, and leather. im in love with hoodies too so i buy lots of interesting hoodie and sweatshirt textures and designs.
colors are also very important as they can set a mood to your outfits. you don't have to do the whole weird disconnected - connected bullshit like on tiktok but if you have a color pallette of colors that compliment well with eachother can really be expressive of the person depending on what colors they choose.
I've been into carhartt wip for so many years and the aesthetic with some pieces. After messing around and spending thousands of pounds of trying to find my true style lol none of it was working for me. That was until I met the eastern world through insta. Nanamica, snow peak and so on. Damn this is all my style. I never knew that there was a decent upgrade path from carhartt for a decent price. Now you're boy is steezing w cordura and technical pieces and lookin fly as hell x
Hoping you could do an updated video on accessories, specially 'grunge' style accessories, those skulls, snakes, crosses, etc. Another great content as usual
my wardrobe was a clusterfuck but i was able to create a style using all the clothes i already had. i just looked at everything i had and picked out 3 - 5 pieces from each category that all went together, a capsule wardrobe of sorts, and that became the basis for my style. so def look within what you already have to find your essentials!
So well put! I’m still at war with my personal style and finds it challenging to pick out essentials because I’m heavily influenced by various styles. Still working towards a sweet spot but hey, fashion is a changing process 💫
this video was fire...really like the comparison edits and visuals.. was able to apply to my thought process and wardrobe with easy...thanks for the creative visuals...also that into is CLASSIC!!
I like to think on a palette of colours when i buy certain colours for example chosing colours like blue white and green for a americana vibe or choosing different shades of a certain colour i got to always make a pleasing to the eyes outfit.
Love fashion in Tokyo, some can be so out there sometimes but I love it, but I like the idea of perfecting a style/ look. Maybe with my mixed background of being Asian and British, my style hasn't change much besides the cost haha.
Color is most certainly objective! Please do a video on Color Theory! The Junya Watanabe outfit you showed has white bright yellow, and green camo. The green and the yellow are next to each other on the color wheel, so they inherently look good color blocked. Etc etc
Really great video, the whole philosophy approach is really smart. Quick question, how do you differentiate fashion genres or styles? Like I can pick out tech wear from grunge, but americana from skate is a lot trickier.
I been watching the casual for a while and just thought I’d like to suggest a nice militant brand called Maharishi, (don’t worry not self promo) they have amazing embroidery and the quality on their stuff is amazing, they have essentials and non essentials which r both great, just thought I’d let anyone reading this know. Great vid and stay safe🙏
Hello. I'm looking for a specific video of the channel where REGGIE also talks about silhouette, lifestyle and blocking but he takes the example of two styles with different iterations depending on the formal/casual and climate parameters. I've gone through several videos but I failed to find it until now. I've seen the video a year from now but I can't manage to find it again. Could you please help me. Thanks. P.S: I love the channel and REGGIE's energy (even though he's always baiting us with the same canvases as titles [making it damn had to find a specific video])
hey reggie, love the incorporation of the japanese proverb but it's usually read "juuninn toiro," not "juunin jusshoku." love this video tho, really stands out from the rest of the good old "essentials" videos.
My Japanese has suffered considerably since I stopped studying proverbs. Relying on what I already know rather than actually breaking things down. Gotta take my own advice.
HELP! Ive lost my drive for fashion. im curious what everyone's motivation is for fashion. I completely understand entertainers and people in the industry, but for normal people im curious what the motivations are. Ive always been into fashion since i was 7 and was super into all throughout school and college. People generally cared about fashion where i went to school, so it was fairly important and people had all kinds of unique styles and silhouettes (we had greasers!!!). It felt like a large community. Since then, ive moved to a lesser "hip" area and realized that people dont give a shit what you are wearing. I haven't purchased an article of clothing in 3 years. I feel like unless you live in LA, NYC japan or somewhere that cares, then it's pointless. I still want 100000 articles of clothing i come across but its not worth the 500 dollars to me if no one cares. maybe i have a shallow reason for loving fashion, but im curious about other people's motives for caring about fashion.
My passion for style has nothing to do with anyone else - we get very little choices in this life so being able to Express myself visually however I want through what I wear is a privilege. I grew up thrifting & it sparks so much joy for me to pick up quality vintage (& often designer) items for less than $10 😍👌 to me it's not necessarily how clothes look that inspires me, its how the clothes make me 'feel'. In a day and age where depression & anxiety is heightened, I see clothes as a suit of armour to positively influence my mood the same way art, music, culture or sport does. On days where I want to feel calm & comforted I throw on a silk shirt, kimono or cashmere sweater which feels like butter... if I feel the need to transform my attitude into a badass I'll reach for my trench coat/leather jacket, some chunky boots & a cool pair of sunnies then I feel ready to take on the world lol so my suggestion is to embrace & enjoy your personal style because its unique to YOU 🤩👑💃
@@hotdot10 we thrifted alot growing up as well but not sure it was out of pure intentions. we were just looking for cool shit that no one else could get, sort of a snotty LA thing, although you would get hella compliments so you felt great. i guess in a way that was programming me to think a certain way bout clothes. Are you an artist? Are you able to dress cool at work? I work in medicine, which is a little more conservative i would say depending on location. A doc in japanese clothes in LA is cool, trendy, would trust with body. A doc in japanese clothes in dc is not cool, weird, would not trust. sometimes if you see someone in what you perceive as strange clothing, you question their judgement in all aspects. Im curious to know people's opinion on this too haha. You seem to have the right reasons for fuckn with clothes. I'll try and take that attitude moving forward!
Does a woman version of you exist? I follow a few female UA-camrs for fashion but I love your content the most. You’re the first male fashion UA-camr I’ve even noticed. The only reason I bring up a “woman version of you” is for female driven silhouettes/brands/shops but on the Japanese front.
This is so hard for me cus I either dress like a 10 year old boy , or a 40 year old member of parliament and I can't work out what is similar between any my of outfits
Try finding a way to make you tech style more minimal if you haven't already. Still invoke the intense pieces but start filling out your closets with BASIC technical pieces.
@@THECASUALco Thanks Reggie, I'll try and get a black hardshell jacket next, as most of my other jackets are rather out there with texture and colors. Keep it up, I really enjoy your content lately!
Big MISTAKE during the video family! I mentioned the Japanese proverb 十人十色 during the episode and pronounced it as “jyuu nin jyushoku” as some more apt Japanese language students have pointed out this is read “jyuu nin to iro”.
Let this be a lesson to all who study Japanese; just because you know kanji it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t break it down to its hiragana parts. I run into this a lot. It’s a bad habit and just goes to show that you’re always still learning... Even if you are at a decent level of proficiency. Sorry for the mixup.
The section has since been edited out so as to not deter from the original intention of the episode.
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その歌聴いたら一生忘れられませんよ。聴いてみてください😂
not afraid to admit that reggie had taught me a lot about finding my own style
Since my essential pieces are in heavy rotation, it's important they're made of 100% cotton. Durability + breathability. General rule.
Ah! A quality/functional chap! Much more intense but a wide range of choices.
Ye I usually buy clothes which r highly durable to last a while cuz then I don’t have to buy a bunch of clothes which would only last me a few months.
I'd add machine washable to the list and we're on the same page. If I'm wearing something a lot I don't want to have to bring it to a dry cleaners all the time
I don't often find 100% cotton breathable.
Nylon???
One of the best videos I’ve seen in a while on the channel! Still love what you’ve been putting out but this one stuck out. Helped me realize I do have a unique style but havnt realized it until now
Yes! Yes! Yes! Finally, someone who's actually been able to explain the three rules of the theory of curating your wardrobe and style. I've been telling people these exact three things for 3 years now and it feels like no one has properly acknowledged it publicly before. For example, my style is influenced by a mixture of skate, punk, dystopian (like akira), and gorpcore lol. I go more towards a baggy and boxy silhouette with mohairs, wools, denim, vintage, and leather. im in love with hoodies too so i buy lots of interesting hoodie and sweatshirt textures and designs.
colors are also very important as they can set a mood to your outfits. you don't have to do the whole weird disconnected - connected bullshit like on tiktok but if you have a color pallette of colors that compliment well with eachother can really be expressive of the person depending on what colors they choose.
I loved the personal touch and examples from your own fits! Felt like it helped get your point across much better
I've been into carhartt wip for so many years and the aesthetic with some pieces. After messing around and spending thousands of pounds of trying to find my true style lol none of it was working for me. That was until I met the eastern world through insta. Nanamica, snow peak and so on. Damn this is all my style. I never knew that there was a decent upgrade path from carhartt for a decent price. Now you're boy is steezing w cordura and technical pieces and lookin fly as hell x
Homie was chillin in his base form when he had on outfits 1, then went super saiyan real quick with those additional pieces! wow
Hoping you could do an updated video on accessories, specially 'grunge' style accessories, those skulls, snakes, crosses, etc. Another great content as usual
On it!
@@THECASUALco thank you to all of you at The Casual ✨ trying to change my style from smart look to grunge, moody, dark
The style switches and range off the basics >>> well done!
As someone who has a disorganised wardrobe this was so helpful! I definitely need to set some basic ground rules for my style
my wardrobe was a clusterfuck but i was able to create a style using all the clothes i already had. i just looked at everything i had and picked out 3 - 5 pieces from each category that all went together, a capsule wardrobe of sorts, and that became the basis for my style. so def look within what you already have to find your essentials!
what’s the waffle long sleeve you were wearing? it’s ascended
This is the video I come back to whenever I have a hard time deciding on my purchases. Thanks Reggie!
It's really nice seeing Reggie wear something other than black and white lol. Great denim bro!!!
this channel deserves much more views, tons of value bro!
The best presentation of personal style i've seen. Thank you for putting this out.
how the hell did your channel grow so much? actually I take that back I'm not surprised you've been putting out quality since day 1 bro
Bless up!
So well put! I’m still at war with my personal style and finds it challenging to pick out essentials because I’m heavily influenced by various styles. Still working towards a sweet spot but hey, fashion is a changing process 💫
oohhhh love the new background and in person examplesss
this video was fire...really like the comparison edits and visuals.. was able to apply to my thought process and wardrobe with easy...thanks for the creative visuals...also that into is CLASSIC!!
thanks for the example! really understood it.
this just validates my monochrome with simple hints of colours a good choice of fashion ❤️❤️💯 ( usually all black with different textures)
Glad to see your channel growing, Reggie!
You been making and engaging material for years :)
I NEEDED THIS SOOO BADDDDD you’ve got no idea Mr. Casual!!!!
Reggie, you are GLOWING in this video
Great education for embarking upon style choice and creation, good stuff!!!
I used to organise things by colour but then switched to arranging by cut/fit. Now I see reggie will appreciate it
Really enjoyed this episode, it was super dope to see examples from your closet
I like to think on a palette of colours when i buy certain colours for example chosing colours like blue white and green for a americana vibe or choosing different shades of a certain colour i got to always make a pleasing to the eyes outfit.
I find with blocking having a good understanding of color and gestalt theory helps a lot.
Cool new series! Nice! ... the background is relaxing... still trying to figure out my style, thanks for all the info!
This was a really good video! Definitely implementing this
Fire! Hyped for this series!
I need to know where that No ID. overshirt is from. It looks so good
This was amazing, thanks Reggie!
Love fashion in Tokyo, some can be so out there sometimes but I love it, but I like the idea of perfecting a style/ look.
Maybe with my mixed background of being Asian and British, my style hasn't change much besides the cost haha.
Loved this video as I learned a lot ! The educational part about the country’s different turnover rates was very good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for the content. I am remaking my wardrobe andy your tips helped me. Loved your style too. Keep up the good work!
This was a solid solid video! Definitely learned a lot.
This was an awesome video! Thanks for sharing and hope we will see even more of your content in 2021 🙏
I love changing my silhouette and type of style all the time but I see what u mean by essential pieces 100% helpful video
Love it, I think essentials and minimalistic stuff is always good!
Love this series Reggie!
Damn I actually learned a lot
Always happy to see a new uploud
Great video as usual, keep it up man
Great episode! btw still love the intro it's a signature!
Color is most certainly objective! Please do a video on Color Theory!
The Junya Watanabe outfit you showed has white bright yellow, and green camo. The green and the yellow are next to each other on the color wheel, so they inherently look good color blocked. Etc etc
Always blessing us with knowledge 😌🙌🏽
Really great video, the whole philosophy approach is really smart.
Quick question, how do you differentiate fashion genres or styles? Like I can pick out tech wear from grunge, but americana from skate is a lot trickier.
That's some great quality content, thank you !
Can you please give me the reference for the image at 5:18 ? the kind of pant i am looking for !
No fashion channel can compete with this channel🙏 ... simple 🤷♂️
Also, know your sizes!! Very very important
Aye this episode Reggie flexed some outfits!!!
UPGRADING!!!!
This was really informative! Thanks man!
I been watching the casual for a while and just thought I’d like to suggest a nice militant brand called Maharishi, (don’t worry not self promo) they have amazing embroidery and the quality on their stuff is amazing, they have essentials and non essentials which r both great, just thought I’d let anyone reading this know.
Great vid and stay safe🙏
Love the jackets, too bad my country is all season summer
Japan is king! 🤌🏾🔥
Hello. I'm looking for a specific video of the channel where REGGIE also talks about silhouette, lifestyle and blocking but he takes the example of two styles with different iterations depending on the formal/casual and climate parameters. I've gone through several videos but I failed to find it until now. I've seen the video a year from now but I can't manage to find it again. Could you please help me. Thanks.
P.S: I love the channel and REGGIE's energy (even though he's always baiting us with the same canvases as titles [making it damn had to find a specific video])
Good advice. Gained some weight, lost some so I’m in the market for updating!!
ohh snappppp makes so much sense.
You know what: watching this video in my early 40’s I’ve been doing it a little wrong, but it’s gonna be easy to course correct.
Nice.
Ayee its Derick from the live!! I see you keeping promises 👀 great vid
amazing video! thank you :l
lets get it
Damn it I love that Chester jacket and the one @ 7:14 great video!!!
R u rocking an Issey miyake shirt?
The king 👑
I was about to say where the new intro at 😂😂 love the vid 👌🏾
where can i find that sweater @ 5:23 ?
Prime times number one spot...
I like the current intro
Last time I was this fast I was still living in Tokyo 😭
last time I was this early I was able to visit family in Tokyo
@@АлексейБогачев-э3м looks ugly
Those the diaper yohji pants from the last video? If so, hyped that you made them work in the fit. If not, still a fire fit.
They are the same but I had them tailored. Crisis averted.
Big ups Reggie staying true to his word and wearing less black ‘21
hey reggie, love the incorporation of the japanese proverb but it's usually read "juuninn toiro," not "juunin jusshoku." love this video tho, really stands out from the rest of the good old "essentials" videos.
My Japanese has suffered considerably since I stopped studying proverbs. Relying on what I already know rather than actually breaking things down. Gotta take my own advice.
5:22 ID?
Shit, you made me realize something essential I had been going for all along, but now I can direct it with effort
A++ content
2:12 I like that the Philippines isn't on the map
Damn reggie those fits were 🔥🔥🔥
im late but ID on those baggy drop crotch pants?
HELP! Ive lost my drive for fashion. im curious what everyone's motivation is for fashion. I completely understand entertainers and people in the industry, but for normal people im curious what the motivations are. Ive always been into fashion since i was 7 and was super into all throughout school and college. People generally cared about fashion where i went to school, so it was fairly important and people had all kinds of unique styles and silhouettes (we had greasers!!!). It felt like a large community. Since then, ive moved to a lesser "hip" area and realized that people dont give a shit what you are wearing. I haven't purchased an article of clothing in 3 years. I feel like unless you live in LA, NYC japan or somewhere that cares, then it's pointless. I still want 100000 articles of clothing i come across but its not worth the 500 dollars to me if no one cares. maybe i have a shallow reason for loving fashion, but im curious about other people's motives for caring about fashion.
My passion for style has nothing to do with anyone else - we get very little choices in this life so being able to Express myself visually however I want through what I wear is a privilege. I grew up thrifting & it sparks so much joy for me to pick up quality vintage (& often designer) items for less than $10 😍👌 to me it's not necessarily how clothes look that inspires me, its how the clothes make me 'feel'. In a day and age where depression & anxiety is heightened, I see clothes as a suit of armour to positively influence my mood the same way art, music, culture or sport does. On days where I want to feel calm & comforted I throw on a silk shirt, kimono or cashmere sweater which feels like butter... if I feel the need to transform my attitude into a badass I'll reach for my trench coat/leather jacket, some chunky boots & a cool pair of sunnies then I feel ready to take on the world lol so my suggestion is to embrace & enjoy your personal style because its unique to YOU 🤩👑💃
@@hotdot10 we thrifted alot growing up as well but not sure it was out of pure intentions. we were just looking for cool shit that no one else could get, sort of a snotty LA thing, although you would get hella compliments so you felt great. i guess in a way that was programming me to think a certain way bout clothes.
Are you an artist? Are you able to dress cool at work? I work in medicine, which is a little more conservative i would say depending on location. A doc in japanese clothes in LA is cool, trendy, would trust with body. A doc in japanese clothes in dc is not cool, weird, would not trust. sometimes if you see someone in what you perceive as strange clothing, you question their judgement in all aspects. Im curious to know people's opinion on this too haha.
You seem to have the right reasons for fuckn with clothes. I'll try and take that attitude moving forward!
hard in the beginning to figure out what style i wanna follow
Does a woman version of you exist? I follow a few female UA-camrs for fashion but I love your content the most. You’re the first male fashion UA-camr I’ve even noticed. The only reason I bring up a “woman version of you” is for female driven silhouettes/brands/shops but on the Japanese front.
Tibi
Ross comes in clutch in my broke days
Yessir
This is so hard for me cus I either dress like a 10 year old boy , or a 40 year old member of parliament and I can't work out what is similar between any my of outfits
🔥🔥🔥
I lean more towards lifestyle with different silhouettes.
Keep the current intro or post the song
I like the video before I even hear "What's up everybody".
Bro can I send you our latest collection
those in America will understand why this is needed PAUSE who else said DAM WHY HIS FEET SO BIG!? 😂
you didn't change your intro!
Not yet.
@@THECASUALco you need to step up your game cause this intro is 🔥🔥
Essentials are quite hard when your style is tech wear only and many things are hard to style with each other
Try finding a way to make you tech style more minimal if you haven't already. Still invoke the intense pieces but start filling out your closets with BASIC technical pieces.
@@THECASUALco Thanks Reggie, I'll try and get a black hardshell jacket next, as most of my other jackets are rather out there with texture and colors. Keep it up, I really enjoy your content lately!
I just buy things that block well with stuff I have and curate the fuck out of the stuff i could see myself wearing every week
十人十色 - Jyuu Nin to Iro.
Definitely my bad.