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As guys workout and get bigger their old shirts no longer fit right. Should they continue wearing their old shirts as a tighter fit (possibly skin tight) or go up to their new chest size?

For example, in t-shirts I normally wear a size large for my natural body weight without exercising. But now my chest and shoulders are growing larger to where I’ve actually gone up from a size large to XL.

XL shirts fit me comfortably the way I like, the way L shirts used to fit me a few months ago.

But I’m not sure what looks better. I definitely get annoyed by skin tight clothing and just want to rip it off right away. But XL shirts don’t always fit my waist. They hang on my shoulders and chest perfectly, and my arms fit the sleeves, but the waist tapers down and hangs off my hips because some XL’s are designed for fat guys.

What do you all think? Keep L shirts or go to XL shirts?

I added some photos of Henry Cavil from ‘Man of Steel’ since his body type and ethnicity resemble my own and added shots of him during the movie shirtless for reference, in a tight fit shirt and in looser fitting shirts.

Please vote!

I don't know about you, but ever since I was a kid, I've always LOVED women in dresses.

There's not really much to say about them, but they basically are the epitome of femininity, they look sort of fancy, and they just overall look nice. I also like how they can be both formal and casual.

Short or long, whatever color they may be, whatever the body type of the wearer... they just look fantastic.

Any average looking woman can easily go up to like an 8, 9, or 10 by just putting on a nice dress and styling her hair a little, and maybe a little bit of light natural makeup if necessary.

If you don't know what I mean, it's comparable to men in suits.

Suits have an overall professional and distinguished look, and a nice tailored suit can make any average guy look way better.

I know women can't wear dresses all the time, and that I can't police what women wear, but in terms of aesthetics, I'd take dresses over jeans, trousers, shorts, or skirts any day.

Here are some men in suits, for comparison.

They all look as sophisticated and as manly as fuck. Much better than just a t-shirt and jeans, or a tank top and shorts. Better than casual button-downs too.

Dresses are basically like that, but the feminine version. Though some dresses can be more casual looking, while suits are almost always fancy... even casual dresses look fancier than pants, shorts, or skirts, though.