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I actually went with this:
http://i.imgur.com/gstUflK.jpg
Is my fashion sense on point or it needs improvement?
I thought this looked good.
I'm a bit late to the party, but maybe this will help:
First and foremost, you're dressing quite well and are better at it than most guys I see day to day,
However, you are overdoing it with peacocking:
In this photo there are 3 distinct lines that are desperately trying to grab attention: neck, belt line (including rings when the hand isn't raised), shoes. On their own, each piece is doing fine (though it's very obvious that the shirt is forcefully tucked in to show off the belt, which looks try-hard), but combined result is all over the place and way too busy.
Now, if you want to go all Johnny Depp with necklaces that's fine, but keep in mind that you in turn should tone down the of accessories (number one, hide the belt).
Another thing to take into consideration: metallic accessories don't look that well with "surfer type" leather necklaces and to top it off you have party-boy looking sunglasses and what looks like cowboy boots - too many styles in one.
So the actual impression is either you're a very artistic type, who just needs to express all these different sides of him (or w/e, though if that was the case, you probably wouldn't be asking about style here) or you're trying to hard.
I'm really not trying to bash you here, because as said, you're already doing most things right.
Try this out: keep 1 or 2 necklases (one shorter, closer to your neck and that black one that looks like a key or smth), remove the sunglasses from the pocket, and take off that massive ring (you can keep the smaller one), lastly, if you have swap current shoes for a pair of black, dress shoes.
I'm sure you'll get much better responces overall.
You might also want to check out this pinterest page:
http://www.pinterest.com/sexystyleforjo ... n-for-men/ I collect here only different styles (rocker/classy/clean/bussiness/rugged/etc.) that could and would work well for pick up, at the very least you could model the pros