Primo
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Yeah I'm not sure how anyone over 21 manages to pull of those flat brim new era caps. The colours and designs are way too extravagant, but I guess if you got a more plainly coloured one and dressed it down with more subtle attire, then it might work.
Generally I think if you're a young NW5/6 and you shave your head, you should still be able to get away with most clothing styles. It may make some guys less good looking, but fashion-wise it's a lot more compatible than having grown out balding locks of hair.
I think young NW3/4s who continue to grow their hair out look older and more ridiculous than bald guys when they try to pull off really young looking clothes... I know I do anyway!
As a 24y/o NW3, I've had to ditch the hoodies and the Nike AF1s recently because with my naturally high forehead + receding hairline, I look more like a college professor now when my hair is grown out.
If my loss keeps progressing to the NW4-5 stage in the next few years then I will shave it off because no one should have to start dressing like a 40y/o when they're still in their 20s.
Generally I think if you're a young NW5/6 and you shave your head, you should still be able to get away with most clothing styles. It may make some guys less good looking, but fashion-wise it's a lot more compatible than having grown out balding locks of hair.
I think young NW3/4s who continue to grow their hair out look older and more ridiculous than bald guys when they try to pull off really young looking clothes... I know I do anyway!
As a 24y/o NW3, I've had to ditch the hoodies and the Nike AF1s recently because with my naturally high forehead + receding hairline, I look more like a college professor now when my hair is grown out.
If my loss keeps progressing to the NW4-5 stage in the next few years then I will shave it off because no one should have to start dressing like a 40y/o when they're still in their 20s.
