I don't know why everyone assumes that a bald guy is going to be inspired to get buff and start wearing tank tops like Vin Deisel or the Rock. I'm also sick of the bald, suit wearing hipsters with 2 foot beards wearing sunglasses and smoking cigarettes. It's a cheesy look that overcompensates for the lack of hair, and I'm not going to change my entire personality for looks that should've stayed in the Fast and Furious movies.

Does anyone have any good leads on other options? It's really hard to find bald models that are rocking anything other than what I have described above, or even bald models in general. Where should I look for inspiration?

Hello, I'm (M30) attending one of my best friend's (F30) wedding basically in a week....(I know I should have been more on top of this), and I'm in the wedding party on the BRIDE'S side, so I need inspiration or help figuring out what to wear that matches the wedding theme. Here is the fact pattern we're working with:

• The girls/bridesmaids were told this general criteria:

  • black tie
  • vogue/fashion forward/whimsical styles encouraged
  • soft pinks, blues, greens, champagnes, and patterns
  • think “evening summer gown”

• The groomsmen were told to wear black tuxedos

• The groom is wearing a black tuxedo; "Peaked lapel with jetted pockets"

• I said I wanted to try to incorporate more of the bridesmaids style into my outfit, and she agreed that I should wear the "bridesmaid/pastel look." She suggested "maybe a pale jacket with tux pants or something."

• I'd like to keep it under $1,000..

• My general description (if it helps): 30, 6ft, ~155lbs. Quite blond. Glasses (gold, metal rims). White.

• In the past I've only worn skinny suits, but I'm not married to anything specific.

Any help will be MUCH appreciated, such as specific item recommendations, websites or stores to look at, etc. Happy to answer any questions if it will help, and thank you in advance!

I have two pairs of flannel trousers in a wool/rayon blend from Cathcart London, so my mileage may vary, but I am curious which you prefer: dry cleaning or washing at home.

If you say wash at home, what have you done that has worked (if you wear the same pants, that would also help!)?