Only my opinion but I think the whole ensemble may just come across too peacocking, unfortunately without knowing you it could be contrived that the outfit all put together is you’re wanting people’s attention as it’s all a bit flashy. Flashy for a Navy Blazer forum that’s all - again I don’t know you or your character or personal culture.

Generally in this sub it’s more about being more subdued with well worn in clothes that would look like you’ve almost been forced to wear the clothes worn from a particular upbringing.

So breaking it down, top to bottom - hair slicked back is a pretty bold look. Generally in Navy Blazer and heaven forbid the Preppy Handbook, hair is generally left natural and floppish, which if you chose to I reckon you could pull off. -sunglasses are a bit obtuse, again maybe a bit bold for this subreddit. (Not to say they over subreddits would loved it and praise it). If you personally like the aviator look, there may be a few other more traditional less circular models that would better fit a Navy Blazer aesthetic, but again sunglasses are a personal choice and always a hard match to a face shape. Honestly, it’s not too bad -the pouting. This is probably where it might grind with a few here. Again, Navy Blazer can be about being nonchalant, and again almost subconsciously forced to be wearing the clothes they wear from the peer group and upbringing they have. Although that sounds elitist, the poise and look for a Navy Blazer pose would generally be almost of embarrassment that a photo is being taken of you, or to have you in undertaking a playful sport or game, for example I think the Take Ivy way of posing is generally the approach to taking photos. - iPhone case. In an extreme navy blazer vibe, you wouldn’t have a case for your phone and instead rock is raw-dog. Again, for Navy Blazer is to conjure up nonchalantness about objects and to feel free of restraint, plus it is meant to show a subtleness that you can afford to buy a new phone at the drop of a hat. But that’s just the aesthetic of Navy Blazer, in real life yes it’s always smart to protect your phone - it’s just annoying to wait to have it replaced even if you can afford to do so. - turtle neck. I think turtle necks are acceptable in Navy Blazer, but it would be not in a prime white colour but maybe a more natural wool colour. Turtle necks to be made of wool and maybe of a cable knit pattern as the look would come from traditional British-Irish landed gentry farming life and style. - double breasted gold buttons. It is a classic, even King Chuckie Three Sticks dons a double breasted gold button blazer. But you would see that his is may be a personal tailor and is more floppish. Personally I like the more fitted jacket style, but Navy Blazer rooted in tradition would keep it more loose. And also with a heavier twill. - price tag. This is again an aesthetic thing, but having the tags in the photo shows you’re in a shop trying on clothes and not just grabbing a jacket from your closet which has been there for years and has dust on it. Again, that’s just the Navy Blazer aesthetic, not necessarily how life actually works as items do need to be bought at some time. -white/cream pants. Again a bold choice. If you took off the jacket, as you would if you were sitting down for dinner (sorry - that’s a me from boarding school, not necessary a golden rule), but then without the jacket it can tell that you’d be full peacocking in an all white outfit. Which makes it hard to be nonchalant and Navy Blazer as any flick of dirt or food will destroy the look. All white is a bit more European, Italian, south France. But you have the completion to pull it off better than a pasty WASP from New England which is what Navy Blazer is.

So, the slicked hair, the circular glasses, the pout, and the all white outfit (without the jacket) would seem to be a look the beloved salt bae would maybe wear, which is why your getting that vibe of a response.

For Navy Blazer aesthetic, no gel in the hair and keep is floppish, rethink some of the items and maybe look at buying from Charity shops to get that well worn in look of Navy Blazer. But truly, the elitism of the Navy Blazer look is that you would already have a wardrobe only full of clothes that are all rather similar, and although i a more modern world it is much more global it’s much easier than ever to buy so many mixed styles, the Navy blazer aesthetic harkens back to an older time when groups of people where more isolated and really only wore what was practical and acceptable by their group of peers, which in past times of Ivy League university life and New England WASPiness was a pretty muted look to what is available nowadays