Uh....super-casual-nerd-goth?
Jeans, bat man t-shirt (shuttup, it's amazing), ratty sneakers and a zip-up sweater with skulls going around it. That's my favourite outfit. I am the worst person to ask for fashion advice. I'm awful.

Written by GraveRoot on 10.03.2011 at 05:35

Uh....super-casual-nerd-goth?
Jeans, bat man t-shirt (shuttup, it's amazing), ratty sneakers and a zip-up sweater with skulls going around it. That's my favourite outfit. I am the worst person to ask for fashion advice. I'm awful.

+10 for the batman t-shirt.

Batman T-shirts indeed own!

Pants: either sweatpants or camo pants, I'll wear jeans once in a while
Shirts: Band shirts 97 percent of the time, the other 3 percent is usually something with skulls or anything that looks badass... for example: my Ray Nitschke jersey

so yeah, typical metalhead apparel for the most part.

Pants: leather or blue jeans
Shirts : band t-shirts /longsleeves/leather bra
boots: moto-style boots/cowboy boots
jackets: moto leather/blue jeans

Regular. Used to wear metal shirts only, but I kind of grew out of it and don't like the style anymore. Imo normal shirts just look better
(I also don't really consider myself a metalhead since quite a while anymore anyway)

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 22:38

Regular. Used to wear metal shirts only, but I kind of grew out of it and don't like the style anymore. Imo normal shirts just look better
(I also don't really consider myself a metalhead since quite a while anymore anyway)

what is normal shirts those suit ttpe shirts?

Written by Bad English on 11.04.2011 at 23:15

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 22:38

Regular. Used to wear metal shirts only, but I kind of grew out of it and don't like the style anymore. Imo normal shirts just look better
(I also don't really consider myself a metalhead since quite a while anymore anyway)

what is normal shirts those suit ttpe shirts?

Just normal T-shirts that have nothing to do with music or sport or anything like that

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 23:17

Written by Bad English on 11.04.2011 at 23:15

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 22:38

Regular. Used to wear metal shirts only, but I kind of grew out of it and don't like the style anymore. Imo normal shirts just look better
(I also don't really consider myself a metalhead since quite a while anymore anyway)

what is normal shirts those suit ttpe shirts?

Just normal T-shirts that have nothing to do with music or sport or anything like that

ah yes, the boring ones

Not necessarily, most of my normal shirts (colourful) have some writing on it, just not sport clubs or band names

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 23:17

Written by Bad English on 11.04.2011 at 23:15

Written by Bas on 11.04.2011 at 22:38

Regular. Used to wear metal shirts only, but I kind of grew out of it and don't like the style anymore. Imo normal shirts just look better
(I also don't really consider myself a metalhead since quite a while anymore anyway)

what is normal shirts those suit ttpe shirts?

Just normal T-shirts that have nothing to do with music or sport or anything like that

I see, same here but more whit metal , rock orianteded, but in winter simnplier under jumper or what it calls

I'm considered a combination of goth and metalhead, but have been dressing really casual with the occasional metal shirt lately since I've been really busy....

In my earlier teen years, I identified myself as being part of the goth community. I actually wore fishnets, all black, boots, and heavy dark makeup even in the middle of a heat wave. Now I just can't feel bothered to take that much time to get all dressed up just to go to class or hang around at home all day. As for work, I'm still looking for a job, but I had to dress in business attire at the previous place I worked and usually just changed into some casual clothes when I got home.

Written by Thrashette on 12.04.2011 at 06:55

As for work, I'm still looking for a job, but I had to dress in business attire at the previous place I worked and usually just changed into some casual clothes when I got home.

i love the fact there's no formal dress code at my current place, long story short i'm never EVER gonna work as a waiter again

Written by Valentin B on 12.04.2011 at 06:57

Written by Thrashette on 12.04.2011 at 06:55

As for work, I'm still looking for a job, but I had to dress in business attire at the previous place I worked and usually just changed into some casual clothes when I got home.

i love the fact there's no formal dress code at my current place, long story short i'm never EVER gonna work as a waiter again

I don't think I've ever had a job with no dress code, though I've only had 2 jobs not including babysitting...
Even in school, I had to wear a uniform on most days. Probably one of my least favourite memories of high school lol

Written by Thrashette on 12.04.2011 at 07:09

Written by Valentin B on 12.04.2011 at 06:57

Written by Thrashette on 12.04.2011 at 06:55

As for work, I'm still looking for a job, but I had to dress in business attire at the previous place I worked and usually just changed into some casual clothes when I got home.

i love the fact there's no formal dress code at my current place, long story short i'm never EVER gonna work as a waiter again

I don't think I've ever had a job with no dress code, though I've only had 2 jobs not including babysitting...
Even in school, I had to wear a uniform on most days. Probably one of my least favourite memories of high school lol

yeah same for me. we were the only class of my year who had to wear a uniform thanks to a teacher obsessed with this stuff.. we all ended up wearing the uniform just at her class, getting changed from our normal clothes.

Written by Valentin B on 12.04.2011 at 06:57

Written by Thrashette on 12.04.2011 at 06:55

As for work, I'm still looking for a job, but I had to dress in business attire at the previous place I worked and usually just changed into some casual clothes when I got home.

i love the fact there's no formal dress code at my current place, long story short i'm never EVER gonna work as a waiter again

work in bar and weited ok maybe good resteranut, but bar, I simply would hate it , that case america, take a pump action shoot guna nd fire in a air, because bar is place where some of guys go to look for fight and I hate it

Semi-formal, yep I look super metal. Jeans are like once a week for me. dress pants or a skirt.

Written by Yasmine on 14.04.2011 at 00:31

Semi-formal, yep I look super metal. Jeans are like once a week for me. dress pants or a skirt.

most native americans looks more metal how they are , I mean many has long hair an also many wear jeans and cowboy related fassion

Written by Bad English on 14.04.2011 at 19:42

most native americans looks more metal how they are , I mean many has long hair an also many wear jeans and cowboy related fassion

Despite your belief that dressing like a cowboy is "metal", it isn't.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 14.04.2011 at 20:55

Written by Bad English on 14.04.2011 at 19:42

most native americans looks more metal how they are , I mean many has long hair an also many wear jeans and cowboy related fassion

Despite your belief that dressing like a cowboy is "metal", it isn't.

Denin m leather is jeans, and ejans jacket looks metal,

Written by Troy Killjoy on 14.04.2011 at 20:55

Written by Bad English on 14.04.2011 at 19:42

most native americans looks more metal how they are , I mean many has long hair an also many wear jeans and cowboy related fassion

Despite your belief that dressing like a cowboy is "metal", it isn't.

Thank you so much for pointing that out, traditional dress isn't "Cowboy" either. I don't know, the guys might with the long hair, but wear dress clothes most days people assume I'd listen to R&B or something like that. lol Or some terrible elevator music.

Regular garb is my choice.. I feel more comfortable in a dress/skirt, than jeans/trousers, though it requires some courage to put on a dress.....
And the only tributes to metal are silver jewels and black colour of clothes..

Regular...christ, never mind how idealistic some one can be, I still enjoy a social life and good breasted woman.

Written by Golden Wing on 18.04.2011 at 00:09

Regular garb is my choice.. I feel more comfortable in a dress/skirt, than jeans/trousers, though it requires some courage to put on a dress.....
And the only tributes to metal are silver jewels and black colour of clothes..

I'm the same way, I'd much rather wear a dress than jeans. Looking good in a dress > looking good in jeans.

Written by Golden Wing on 18.04.2011 at 00:09

Regular garb is my choice.. I feel more comfortable in a dress/skirt, than jeans/trousers, though it requires some courage to put on a dress.....
And the only tributes to metal are silver jewels and black colour of clothes..

is it dangerous to dress up as a metalhead in russia?

Written by Valentin B on 18.04.2011 at 01:27

is it dangerous to dress up as a metalhead in russia?

Well, it depends.. for example in moscow or st-petersburg nobody cares how you look like, and metalheads are every here and there.. while in other cities the scum in streets will look queerly at your leather/silver/long hair or whatever and its better not to come across such rabble..

Written by Yasmine on 18.04.2011 at 01:24

I'm the same way, I'd much rather wear a dress than jeans. Looking good in a dress > looking good in jeans.

oh, yeah, that's sweet when you have a choice

Written by Golden Wing on 18.04.2011 at 21:12

Written by Valentin B on 18.04.2011 at 01:27

is it dangerous to dress up as a metalhead in russia?

Well, it depends.. for example in moscow or st-petersburg nobody cares how you look like, and metalheads are every here and there.. while in other cities the scum in streets will look queerly at your leather/silver/long hair or whatever and its better not to come across such rabble..

same shit in Latvia to I would say even more dangerose to be metalhead how in Rus, ppl are clos emindet moorons , those low mindet degredated alcoholics and others ....

Written by Valentin B on 18.04.2011 at 01:27

Written by Golden Wing on 18.04.2011 at 00:09

Regular garb is my choice.. I feel more comfortable in a dress/skirt, than jeans/trousers, though it requires some courage to put on a dress.....
And the only tributes to metal are silver jewels and black colour of clothes..

is it dangerous to dress up as a metalhead in russia?

I think for women whit long hait dressed in metal be safer anywhere how for men

Written by Yasmine on 14.04.2011 at 23:03

Written by Troy Killjoy on 14.04.2011 at 20:55

Written by Bad English on 14.04.2011 at 19:42

most native americans looks more metal how they are , I mean many has long hair an also many wear jeans and cowboy related fassion

Despite your belief that dressing like a cowboy is "metal", it isn't.

Thank you so much for pointing that out, traditional dress isn't "Cowboy" either. I don't know, the guys might with the long hair, but wear dress clothes most days people assume I'd listen to R&B or something like that. lol Or some terrible elevator music.

Wtf is elevator music?????? something with melodies that continously ascend and descend?

Written by Bad English on 18.04.2011 at 21:31

same shit in Latvia to I would say even more dangerose to be metalhead how in Rus, ppl are clos emindet moorons , those low mindet degredated alcoholics and others ....

Your opinion is based on what you've seen and experienced in one region - the one where there's the highest concentration of people who don't like anything (like job) or anyone (starting with metalheads and rappers, ending with different nationalities, including Latvians themselves), so that's quite understandable you didn't like it there (me neither), but don't you dare to say it's like that in the rest of Latvia as well. Of course, there are streets and regions in many cities and towns that I wouldn't like to cross at night (alone), but it's not because I think I look so weird that someone's going to do something to me; I'm generally just looking out for my safety.
People here mostly don't care who you are. If you look differently, they'll look at you, maybe say something behind your back or have a laugh, but they won't come up to you and start a fight... unless, of course, we're speaking of a particular subculture (I don't think there's any culture there, though) that really seems to enjoy beating up random people and eating sunflower seeds all day long.