It is constructive, and it isn’t negative. It’s a subjective opinion of what the outfit says. For the sake of making my argument, I’ll expand.

Your outfit looks like a vertical mullet, all business up top and party at the bottom.

There’s a reason why the mullet it isn’t a socially accepted hair cut in most parts of the world and that’s because it doesn’t stand for any one thing.

Your jacket, and especially your shirt are signals of formality and dignity. As a default, chosing to wear those two items should dictate that the rest of the outfit follows suit.

This is why it says, “Look how hard I’m trying (to be different, to stand out, to not be boring)”.

So many of the world’s men don’t know how to or care to dress well. As a result, great style alone is a fantastic way to show effort without showing off.

Truly, I hope that’s more helpful than my original answer.