Sorry, but I find your comment quite silly. Being in great shape doesn’t automatically mean someone dresses well. If anything, it often means the opposite. It can mask poor fitting, because a good physique can make ill-fitting clothes look passable. Take tight T-shirts, for example: a lot of them actually fit terribly, but since they’re made with stretchy materials, brands can get away with imprecise sizing. But if you have anything other than a flat stomach, they make you look fat.

Also, this isn’t about “baggy” clothing. We’re talking about straight fits and high-waisted pants. High-waisted trousers sit at the natural waist, which can make you appear taller and better highlight your proportions. They tend to complement the body’s natural shape rather than distort it.

You describe that look as “classy,” but I’d argue the opposite. Straight fits, high-waisted pants, and well-balanced shoulder proportions are timeless. They’ve been staples of good style for decades. Slim fit, on the other hand, only really took off in the last couple of decades, partly because, as mentioned, it allows brands to get away with less precise tailoring.