#kinda iffy about the final piece but it was better than the first piece NGL

[nafeary]

Judging the Red Army’s (and Oliver’s) Casual Clothes because I’m a Self-Proclaimed Fashion Guru

@stardust-dreamer13... well here I have the next one.

Welcome to this incredibly subjective, and borderline arrogant ranking... sounds worse than it is, but please refer to this post to understand the... criteria for this. To summarize that real quick, I’m just saying that fashion is subjective. Okay? Great, let’s go!

Also, I would have done the neutrals, but I can’t find any of their casual clothes? Do they not have them? I’ll definitely include them in my non-casual ranking tho.

Lancelot Kingsley

Hello hello, my absolute bae~ Contrasting Ray’s very casual, yet still embossed enough for a king look, Lancelot’s outfit definitely goes the more apparent “I’m a damn King” route. The three-piece ensemble is incredibly posh and enhances his figure. On top of that, the cravat and winged collar are helllla smexy. The brooch, however small it may be, compliments it pretty well to the point of completing the outfit. Also, the choice of colours is brilliant, working well with his natural colours. My only complaint is that the pattern of the collar isn’t consistent. Nitpicky, I know.

Final Verdict: YES BITCH As expected of our King! 9.5/10

Jonah Clemence

We all knew our Queen of hearts would slay! Everything about this is bomb: The colours working in perfect synchronisation and flattering is natural palette, the petal scarf that enhances his feminine side, the pleated shirt... I wasn’t a big fan of the red belt at first, but I realised that it finalises the look with the right POP.

What were you expecting? He had to one up the Queen of Spades, after all! 10/10

Edgar Bright

Well, uhm... there isn’t anything wrong with the outfit, per se, it’s just incredibly old. Nonetheless, the browns do work well to bring out the green of his eyes, so I really appreciate that, for one. Now, the tie/ascot/what-do-you-call-that-again just seems out of place with the buttoned-down collar. I do like the detailing on the jacket, but I’m just confused by the vest (single button? Outer lapels? Short peaks?)... it’s just a little too much. My favourite part about this are probably the striped pants, coz tallllllll

Final Verdict: Edgar, honey, I know you tried. Maybe just ask your pal for a little fashion assistance. 6.5/10

Kyle Ash

(Couldn’t find a better picture, sorry!) This guy knows what works for him. Like Zero, and unlike the first three officers, our doc prefers to go down the casual route, leaving his jacket in unbuttoned and omitting the dress shirt. The colours work well for him, AND THE CLEAVAGE! YES BOI! Anyway, I do feel like there is just something missing...

Final Verdict: I love love love the deep neckline, but it still looks like not much effort went into this... maybe that’s the charm...9/10

Zero

That— That’s pretty hot, ngl. The cuffed crop jacket (and its pattern)? Yes! The punk belt? Yes! The woven belt/whatever-that-is? Yes! The wristband? Yes yes yes! The only thing I’m kinda iffy about is the choice of colour. It works just fine, but I feel like they could have picked smth that compliments his eyes and blond strand better.

Final Verdict: My boi is hot, and he knows it. Looks like he’s about to join a stylish biker gang. 9/10

Oliver Knight

Okay now, I gotta be somehow historically accurate with this—which won’t be the biggest problem. Top hats were indeed in fashion in the 19th century (and were practically seen as essential). I don’t really know when double-breasted vests came into fashion, but whatever, it looks cool. The shawl lapel is a nice contrast to the usual tips and edges, and the pocket square fold is looking quite dapper. However, there is one thing I object to: the necktie combined with a winged collar. Iirc, you’re supposed to pair a cravat/ascot/bow tie with it, and NOT a tie.

Final Verdict: I personally really love this, and it makes him look smoking. What else could you want? 9/10

[Black Army]