#a-ha

being smaller than his bandmates after all, he doesn't have the extreme vertical of D, SD, and FN but a chiseled face that's proportional, picture-perfect, news anchor. 6'0 is the DC height. the breaking point between balanced IDs and the big three.

some DCs have stronger shoulders too, like SD's T-shape body (though high glam and big hair looks tacky on him, and he's not narrow, so that's not his type either). men of many types are muscular, what suits a person makes the difference. let's go through all the categories.

stylizing him as a dramatic with dark strong fabrics and long hair always made him unrecognizable — it's sexy, but it's not "him", it's another guy (tarzan?):

any gamine material and pattern mix is a trainwreck, what an axl rose fit, G never did him justice at all — the heavy fabrics also make it even more confusing and too much:

reflective, satiny yin fabrics don't fit his face & make him gaunt: we clearly see how sharp yang he is. points to a dramatic subtype. only DC and FN are possible to me. no romantic in him.

but any casual natural fabrics... are like a loose cannon or a gimmick, not a timeless flattering outfit. (note the lack of tiny waist syndrome + conventionally masculine build = not a yin subtype):

finally, lets finish with classic, neat simplicity, his home. it shifts the focus back to the face, doesn't make him look harsh, brings clarity, looks handsome, and adds blush to the cheeks.

let's try kibbe typecasting: if you offered him a vintage james bond role, and the old james bond always wears DC, could he do it? yes. he looks great in custom menswear. i always thought FN clothes made him look like a copy of someone else, tom cruise, patrick swayze... dramatic classic gives his character back. he needs symmetry, contrast, sharpness, and tailoring.