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Sagging Tip #71: Colors

If you’re putting an outfit together make sure the colors match. Using a single color as a highlight works best if it appears more than once in your outfit. If you’re using two colors make sure that they’re contrasting and not too similar. If you’re using three colors make two of them contrasting and the third a darker or lighter shade of one of the former. You can always add nonchromatic colors like black, white and gray as base colors.

Sagging Tip #70: Color Bridge

If you’re wearing a hoodie and some jeans that have almost the same color, combine them with a long shirt in a contrasting color. This will make the jeans stand out more and your sag will look more extreme, because a contrasting color creates a visual bridge between similar looking colors. If you want your sag to look less extreme, try a shirt in a similar color to your jeans and/or hoodie.

Sagging Tip #69: Silverback

If you’re rocking an extreme sag (wearing your pants mid-thigh or lower—also called thuggin) the tail of your pants (the flat back with the pockets) will become huge and the pants’ legs will almost disappear. This huge back area is then called the silverback, just like that gorilla, making himself look big and intimidating. Make sure that the tail is flat and without major folds.

See also: Thuggin,Mid-Thigh,On Knees

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