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Adam’s (27) style: ‘I like wearing things that make me feel a bit ridiculous’

Adam’s (27) style: ‘I like wearing things that make me feel a bit ridiculous’

Adam, 27, defines his unique fashion sense as a blend of timeless, vintage-inspired silhouettes mixed with spontaneous, modern pieces. He enjoys adopting different personas through his clothing and intentionally chooses outfits that feel slightly ridiculous to maintain a sense of self-deprecating empowerment.

Adam, a 27-year-old, describes his personal fashion sense as a mix of timeless silhouettes and spontaneous elements that occasionally lean toward the absurd. He rejects fleeting trends in favor of clothing that evokes a sense of history or personality, often drawing inspiration from distinct characters he observes in daily life. Adam believes that true style is an extension of one's worldview and should never feel overly conceptualized or forced, as he prefers to experiment with different personas through his wardrobe choices.

His current outfit reflects this eclectic philosophy, featuring a pair of trousers dating back to the Second World War paired with an antique linen chemise and a modern oversized shirt from Korea. While he wears Dolce & Gabbana shoes, he admits to enjoying the self-deprecating humor of wearing items that make him feel slightly ridiculous. Ultimately, Adam feels that embracing this sense of playfulness and individuality allows him to feel empowered, regardless of societal fashion expectations or the pressure to maintain a uniform appearance.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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