Unlike pretty much of style channels nowadays, your channel has not turned itself into a marketing channel and your videos are still pretty rich in content. Thank you for your work Brock, your channel rocks!
I just wanted to buy a hoodie. Now I feel bad because I don't own a field jacket, chinos, Chelsea boots, dress socks etc. I'm just going with the black hoodie lmao
This literally is one of the best mens fashion videos I have ever seen. Thanks Brock. The modest, minimal fashion you provide ideology on is lost in todays society. Where hypebeasts and streetwear has really taken over. I must admit I love streetwear but after watching your videos I have really been able to go out buy a few pieces and add them to a wardrobe that goes from day to night very easily. Which is ideal with my work schedule. Keep up the good work...
This wasn't just great content, but the way that you communicated your message was also effective! It was a great use of pictures and image movement to help us visualize your thoughts. I'd recommend continuing these techniques in your videos.
The quality, advice and information in this video is super helpful, and its just really well done in general. Thanks again for providing quality content, Brock! Especially the wardrobe example at the end. Oh, and much respect for not trying to sell me something for 2/3 of the video P.S. I love the interaction you have with your audience, shows that you care
Your videos are awesome, your advices are very professional but I feel like you're giving casual advice as if we were taking in person. The best fashion blogger in my opinion.
Well-done! I figured this neutral pallet out when I was around 25. Basically, it’s hard to make two strong colors work in the same outfit (ie purple pants and orange shirt), so neutral colors are the true foundation of any men’s wardrobe.
I'm a woman, all the colourful stuff is in my tops and dresses/one pieces, all bottoms, outerwear and shoes and bags are neutral/black/white which means everything will always match and nothing will clash. If you want to bring colour in and still have a versatile wardrobe, add colour to ONE category of clothing 99% of the time.
The more you think about your clothing choices in the beginning, the less you have to think about them when you get dressed (and the better you will look)
I really agree with his point about low contrast, and in my opinion the lighter that your skin complexion is the most important the low contrast "rule" becomes.
Your content is always spot on, and I've been applying it to my everyday life. I've been following you for awhile now and you truly deserve more viewers and subscribers.
One of your best videos to date, I find myself coming back to it quite often and it has definitely helped me out the most in my "style" journey with color blocking. I remember owning nothing but bright colored shirts and like you said very individual pieces when I first started that I'd have so much trouble putting together with my other clothes. It's always good to remind myself of the basics, you're the man Brock!
I've always been a shy person, but, I've always had an affinity for bright, bold colors (common--strange how the mind works). When I look at my friends who dress in more understated neutrals, I think they have such a good look and natural style. Thanks for the video, for spelling it out for me. I'm undergoing a change of style. My wife is already pleased.
Good advice on color choices; vivid colors have their place in some summer clothing, but are difficult to incorporate into an everyday, all-year wardrobe.
I'd dare to say this is the best content I've ever come across with regards to men's fashion.....well done padna....we're tuned in all the way from Trinidad
I just took copious notes because I desperately need new clothes and want an interchangeable wardrobe. I'm CLUELESS about how to mix and match colors so this was VERY helpful. Thank you!
I might be repeating myself. I apologize if I am. But the gray/neutral colors in the world of oil painting are referred to as " the beautiful grays." They are mysterious and they actually change throughout the day as the light changes. Strong color is actually more stationary. If you wear too much strong color, it saturates the retina very quickly forcing the viewer to turn away. Strong color grabs the attention quickly, but then loses it just as quickly.. Guys who try to ' peacock " and draw attention by wearing loads of color can actually create the opposite effect they intended.
You can google the science of color and how it affects the retina of the eye. Strong color is great in small doses. If you look at any great painting in Art, you will see that 80-90% of the canvas is composed of grays....with only small bits of strong intense color. The only images you see that are strong in color are advertisements; they are designed to grab your attention quickly, knowing full well that you will turn away after a second or so. The Pepsi sign is a good example. IF you want to hold a viewers attention, you have to be careful with the amount of strong color you cover yourself with. The grays are really where it's at. Grays, good texture, and fit. A small pop of color is generally best But yeah, Kubensis, google strong color and how it affects they eye....and your brain which is attached to the eye of course by way of the optic nerve. It's fascinating. .
That was really nice to read, great job finding that information, and adopting it, it's impressive. It reminds me of the watch i want to get to add a small pop of color to my wardrobe, i have mostly all greyscale and navy, but i wanted this - i.pinimg.com/474x/e9/cd/25/e9cd2578e6b58e3120be6a8eaf760ba2--lizards-seiko.jpg it's the sheiko serb 033 with a green lizard skin strap. too bad the serb 033 is discontinued.
I got one dark blue jeans, one light blue jeans and an olive khaki pants, and for tops I only own white and black. Thank you, for the low contrast tip.
Great video! Really approachable. Definitely subbing. I tend to get all the essentials in black and work from there. Trying to work in some more classic colours, navy and such.
Very nice video man. I just noted a few mistakes I've making with my wardrobe (like the high contrast making me shorter) that I've never even noticed. Great stuff!
Fantastic video. One of the hardest things for me to learn are color combos. As a larger guy it can be difficult to look good. Plus my wardrobe is all over the place from graphic tees to suits. So I’m trying to consolidate my style away from the tee shirt side of things.
Awesome teaching of the fundamentals of developing a wardrobe. I've stuck to dark neutrals colours for most of my life (ie: Black and Dark blue). And I've recently branch out, buying yellow chukkas and tan Chinos, and I've been looking for a nice way to complete the upper half. This video helps a lot to help understand the lighter half of the neutral colour palette. Thanks.
Perfectly corect, thanks! Burgundy or the dark colors works great with all the neutrals. Versatility is key, great differenses in neutral colors and materials gets you a lot of chioces.
Great video! I’m 49 and looking for good style advice, and I really like your channel, style, and method of delivery. Good on you, and a very professional channel indeed.
Your videos are cool Brock, very innovative, incredibly helpful and you've not succumbed to product marketing gimmicks in every video as of yet, which most other youtubers do and its really annoying sometimes. Keep up the good work mate. All the best.
This is a terrific video especially for an older gentleman like myself. We fall into the habit of always pairing the same colors. Great advice on how to switch things up and still remain conservative.
This is a very good tip for newbie like me. I am not a color wise person. And I am not good with color combination for my wardrobe. I believe this tip will help me build my foundation wardrobe color. Thanks brock.
One of the best videos I have seen in recent years on colour matching. Nothing too technical like some vids which are so hard to understanding matching this and that and ...
@2:55 "So if you have a neutral outfit and you want to stand out; you want to add a splash of color. You can do that by adding an accessory." First thing that comes to mind is the dog in the photo.... curse my fashion sense!
Brilliant! A stylish and minimalist way to improve one's wardrobe, as well as a solution to the dreaded half brained and hurried dressing up process of most mornings. Thank you for advice, and your time.
Thanks for the video and tips. I went over by wardrobe pretty comprehensively in the last couple of years. I found that many of the logo or brandings on t shirts, polo's and sweatshirts were not as versatile for me. It was a time where I wanted to show a polo placket's distinct check patter, or a my "going out" and "clubbing" button front shirts where so exagerated in details like printing inside the cuffs and detailed stitches on the collar that I would wear them once and that's it. Now I stick with charcoal, black, white for basics. Chocolate brown, navy, charcoal, olive and burgundy for some color, and I gotta say that most of my clothing goes very well with the other pieces. From casual to smarter fit I do: pocket t, henley, work shirt button front, ocbd, dress shirt. I have each piece in both M and L depending on the fit I want to have will be more relaxed or smarter fit.
Very(!) good advice. I do live with this concept since a while, just added dark grey jeans and some more coats there. Great job, subscribed Oh, just forgot: Add some bracelets, add a versatile watch with different straps and you can individualize these outfits even more ... like your Hamilton by the way 👍🏻
Hey Brock, I've been here for a little while and came over from RMRS. Even though I'm kind of your polar opposite size: 6'6", 315 with a huge chest and legs, I find that your style advice fits me well, no pun intended. It's really helped me build my wardrobe in between beach casual (I grew up in a beach city so this is all I used to wear) and business formal. Thanks for the great videos and keep up the good work!
Finally someone who has valuable content and not yelling to the camera.
wittosuaff
Or puching bad stuff!
Agree. He is a man of culture and manner.
Who could that be? Haha
tmf
Ahmed Afzal Tmf has good videos, but he’s not such a great person.
Unlike pretty much of style channels nowadays, your channel has not turned itself into a marketing channel and your videos are still pretty rich in content. Thank you for your work Brock, your channel rocks!
Thank you sir 🙏
@@robertjoseph3134 I more ok with ads that skip-able, or short 15 sec then a sponsored segment of 30 sec..
Yeah agreed! One of many reasons I am still subbed to this channel!
@chris patel TMF, Alfa M basically most of them!
As a lover of minimalism and understated elegance, this is like a capsule wardrobe but classy but casual minimalists.
One of the most underrated youtuber
His voice is perfect, he’s not yelling or clout advertising. 👌🏾
I just wanted to buy a hoodie. Now I feel bad because I don't own a field jacket, chinos, Chelsea boots, dress socks etc. I'm just going with the black hoodie lmao
This literally is one of the best mens fashion videos I have ever seen. Thanks Brock. The modest, minimal fashion you provide ideology on is lost in todays society. Where hypebeasts and streetwear has really taken over. I must admit I love streetwear but after watching your videos I have really been able to go out buy a few pieces and add them to a wardrobe that goes from day to night very easily. Which is ideal with my work schedule. Keep up the good work...
The best video you’ve done yet. What separates you from the rest, is that you are humble and, appropriately, modest
This wasn't just great content, but the way that you communicated your message was also effective! It was a great use of pictures and image movement to help us visualize your thoughts. I'd recommend continuing these techniques in your videos.
The quality, advice and information in this video is super helpful, and its just really well done in general. Thanks again for providing quality content, Brock! Especially the wardrobe example at the end.
Oh, and much respect for not trying to sell me something for 2/3 of the video
P.S. I love the interaction you have with your audience, shows that you care
Your videos are awesome, your advices are very professional but I feel like you're giving casual advice as if we were taking in person. The best fashion blogger in my opinion.
I do my best to maintain a minimal wardrobe that covers all my bases and this, this video gentleman, is gold. Brock, thank you for your contributions.
Well-done! I figured this neutral pallet out when I was around 25. Basically, it’s hard to make two strong colors work in the same outfit (ie purple pants and orange shirt), so neutral colors are the true foundation of any men’s wardrobe.
Thank you for giving a nice layout of a "starter wardrobe". Gives me something to work toward instead of choosing my own haha.
THANK YOU I have been looking for this type of info for 3 days now and your video just filled all my needs, you’re awesome
This is one of the best style you tube videos to come put in a long time - even more true from the long time style bloggers.
Well done Brock.
The 25 dislikes are from the various channels like tmf, rmrs and alpham that only accepts sponsors
I'm a woman, all the colourful stuff is in my tops and dresses/one pieces, all bottoms, outerwear and shoes and bags are neutral/black/white which means everything will always match and nothing will clash. If you want to bring colour in and still have a versatile wardrobe, add colour to ONE category of clothing 99% of the time.
The more you think about your clothing choices in the beginning, the less you have to think about them when you get dressed (and the better you will look)
I really agree with his point about low contrast, and in my opinion the lighter that your skin complexion is the most important the low contrast "rule" becomes.
Your content is always spot on, and I've been applying it to my everyday life. I've been following you for awhile now and you truly deserve more viewers and subscribers.
One of your best videos to date, I find myself coming back to it quite often and it has definitely helped me out the most in my "style" journey with color blocking. I remember owning nothing but bright colored shirts and like you said very individual pieces when I first started that I'd have so much trouble putting together with my other clothes. It's always good to remind myself of the basics, you're the man Brock!
Truely,a modest and fashionable man , keep up the great work.
One of your best videos yet Brock! Keep up the great work!!
I've always been a shy person, but, I've always had an affinity for bright, bold colors (common--strange how the mind works). When I look at my friends who dress in more understated neutrals, I think they have such a good look and natural style. Thanks for the video, for spelling it out for me. I'm undergoing a change of style. My wife is already pleased.
You sir are a genius!! Best advice on styling clothes that I've heard so far so I'm definitely subscribing!
I keep sending these videos to my husband, who started a new position that is more "client facing" than before. Love your style!!
Great video. I love the way you tied it in at the end with the visual of different pieces of clothing. Thank you for uploading.
This is great advice ! Love your channel
Thanks Brock! A great video and style advice. I’m rebuilding my wardrobe and this is super helpful!
It's an eye opener for me, that makes me more interested to pick neutral colors!! Keep posting helpful videos!!! Bravo!!!
Very insightful and great videography and graphics. I admire the work you put into making such high quality videos. You the man, Brock!
Good advice on color choices; vivid colors have their place in some summer clothing, but are difficult to incorporate into an everyday, all-year wardrobe.
I'd dare to say this is the best content I've ever come across with regards to men's fashion.....well done padna....we're tuned in all the way from Trinidad
Absolutely love this video. Amazing content with lots of information. Not just pushing ur wardrobe across. Really valuable content, even for a woman.
I just took copious notes because I desperately need new clothes and want an interchangeable wardrobe. I'm CLUELESS about how to mix and match colors so this was VERY helpful. Thank you!
Great video! Thanks for showing the pieces!
perfect !!
i am half through building my wardrobe like this already
so helpful
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome vid, great advice, I will be using this for my wardrobe, thank you!
Binge watching right now, motivates me to try to make videos and show people the things turn a man into a gentleman
Thanks for this! Will use this as reference when streamlining my wardrobe.
I've been your subscriber for a long while and I really like your closet. You know your colors very well.
Wow...just wow man for your presentation, pretty neat and clean, great content.
This works well for taller guys too - 6’2” and love your channel! Wearing grey and blue today!
Right at the beginning! "neutral colors...any man regardless of age, body type, skin tone or style preferences." In Seventies parlance: right on.
Right on!
I might be repeating myself. I apologize if I am. But the gray/neutral colors in the world of oil painting are referred to as " the beautiful grays." They are mysterious and they actually change throughout the day as the light changes. Strong color is actually more stationary. If you wear too much strong color, it saturates the retina very quickly forcing the viewer to turn away. Strong color grabs the attention quickly, but then loses it just as quickly.. Guys who try to ' peacock " and draw attention by wearing loads of color can actually create the opposite effect they intended.
As Frank Lucas said, "The loudest guy in the room, is the weakest guy in the room."
Good point, Chairman7w!
Where can i read about this?
You can google the science of color and how it affects the retina of the eye. Strong color is great in small doses. If you look at any great painting in Art, you will see that 80-90% of the canvas is composed of grays....with only small bits of strong intense color. The only images you see that are strong in color are advertisements; they are designed to grab your attention quickly, knowing full well that you will turn away after a second or so. The Pepsi sign is a good example. IF you want to hold a viewers attention, you have to be careful with the amount of strong color you cover yourself with. The grays are really where it's at. Grays, good texture, and fit. A small pop of color is generally best But yeah, Kubensis, google strong color and how it affects they eye....and your brain which is attached to the eye of course by way of the optic nerve. It's fascinating. .
That was really nice to read, great job finding that information, and adopting it, it's impressive.
It reminds me of the watch i want to get to add a small pop of color to my wardrobe, i have mostly all greyscale and navy, but i wanted this -
i.pinimg.com/474x/e9/cd/25/e9cd2578e6b58e3120be6a8eaf760ba2--lizards-seiko.jpg
it's the sheiko serb 033 with a green lizard skin strap. too bad the serb 033 is discontinued.
I got one dark blue jeans, one light blue jeans and an olive khaki pants, and for tops I only own white and black.
Thank you, for the low contrast tip.
Great video, Brock. Really informative. Thanks for specific advice in the end
Thoroughly explained with good examples. Thank you
Great video! Really approachable. Definitely subbing. I tend to get all the essentials in black and work from there. Trying to work in some more classic colours, navy and such.
Very nice video man. I just noted a few mistakes I've making with my wardrobe (like the high contrast making me shorter) that I've never even noticed. Great stuff!
Great video, learning a lot watching your channel. Keep the hard work, very appreciated
Fantastic video. One of the hardest things for me to learn are color combos. As a larger guy it can be difficult to look good. Plus my wardrobe is all over the place from graphic tees to suits. So I’m trying to consolidate my style away from the tee shirt side of things.
Awesome teaching of the fundamentals of developing a wardrobe. I've stuck to dark neutrals colours for most of my life (ie: Black and Dark blue). And I've recently branch out, buying yellow chukkas and tan Chinos, and I've been looking for a nice way to complete the upper half. This video helps a lot to help understand the lighter half of the neutral colour palette. Thanks.
Excellent, definitely knows what he's talking about. I'm glad I subscribed👍👍👍👍👍👍
Perfectly corect, thanks!
Burgundy or the dark colors works great with all the neutrals.
Versatility is key, great differenses in neutral colors and materials gets you a lot of chioces.
Wow very, very helpful video! Thank you sir. I'll save it for inspiration purposes 😁
This is great guide for a minimalist wardrobe. Thanks.
This is the one fashion video every guy should watch
Really well made video. Thank you.
Great video! I’m 49 and looking for good style advice, and I really like your channel, style, and method of delivery. Good on you, and a very professional channel indeed.
Your content quality is getting higher through time. Keep creating.
Brock! This hair length really does suit your face. Looking super sharp!
Nice Job. Could not agree with you more. Thanks
Absolutely in love with your videos! God bless you Sir! :)
wow! great video. the outfit starter kit is clutch!!
Lacost navy polo and moore boots.
Nice video as usual, you are such high class down to earth.
Your videos are cool Brock, very innovative, incredibly helpful and you've not succumbed to product marketing gimmicks in every video as of yet, which most other youtubers do and its really annoying sometimes. Keep up the good work mate. All the best.
Brock , I am speechless!! Fantastic
Very unique and helpful video. Thank you!
Great video like always!
This channel is gold!
This is a terrific video especially for an older gentleman like myself. We fall into the habit of always pairing the same colors. Great advice on how to switch things up and still remain conservative.
3:03 a dog will always be the best accessory ever 👌🏻
This is a very good tip for newbie like me.
I am not a color wise person. And I am not good with color combination for my wardrobe.
I believe this tip will help me build my foundation wardrobe color.
Thanks brock.
One of the best videos I have seen in recent years on colour matching. Nothing too technical like some vids which are so hard to understanding matching this and that and ...
Thank you! It helps me a lot.
Great info Brock!
Killing it. Love the video.
That burgundy suit is amazing!
Very inspiring brock... keep rockin brock 👏
Great video! Always so informative :)
That was some really well explained stuff. ❤️👌
@2:55 "So if you have a neutral outfit and you want to stand out; you want to add a splash of color. You can do that by adding an accessory."
First thing that comes to mind is the dog in the photo.... curse my fashion sense!
I loled
Fantastic channel, not sure why I didn't it earlier!
Brilliant! A stylish and minimalist way to improve one's wardrobe, as well as a solution to the dreaded half brained and hurried dressing up process of most mornings. Thank you for advice, and your time.
Alexandre de Sousa Agree. This video should be listed on Building Basic Wardrobe 101
Really really great video. Thank you very much.
It has been amazing to hear it from you sir
That monochromatic green look is 🔥 🔥 🔥
0:55 off-white? modest man confirmed as a hypebeast
allanxaesthetics ”wtb Any kind of off white”
😅😅
very simple and insightful, thanks a ton.
Thanks for the video and tips. I went over by wardrobe pretty comprehensively in the last couple of years. I found that many of the logo or brandings on t shirts, polo's and sweatshirts were not as versatile for me. It was a time where I wanted to show a polo placket's distinct check patter, or a my "going out" and "clubbing" button front shirts where so exagerated in details like printing inside the cuffs and detailed stitches on the collar that I would wear them once and that's it. Now I stick with charcoal, black, white for basics. Chocolate brown, navy, charcoal, olive and burgundy for some color, and I gotta say that most of my clothing goes very well with the other pieces. From casual to smarter fit I do: pocket t, henley, work shirt button front, ocbd, dress shirt. I have each piece in both M and L depending on the fit I want to have will be more relaxed or smarter fit.
Very(!) good advice. I do live with this concept since a while, just added dark grey jeans and some more coats there. Great job, subscribed
Oh, just forgot:
Add some bracelets, add a versatile watch with different straps and you can individualize these outfits even more ... like your Hamilton by the way 👍🏻
thanks for making it so easy
love the 21 items concept!
Navy blue for the ultimate suit
Hey Brock, I've been here for a little while and came over from RMRS. Even though I'm kind of your polar opposite size: 6'6", 315 with a huge chest and legs, I find that your style advice fits me well, no pun intended. It's really helped me build my wardrobe in between beach casual (I grew up in a beach city so this is all I used to wear) and business formal. Thanks for the great videos and keep up the good work!
Great content. Keep it up.
Awesome advice for all men. Thank you.
Thanks for watching 👊🏻
Good advice, thanks!