Burdette Beatty

Hello! Back again~
Which do you think looks better: the shirt being tucked into the pants, or when it just hangs down?
Personally, I tuck the shirt almost everytime - and I tailor each one so there's no duck-tailing/muffin-topping (even my t-shirts). I like that it shows off the long leg, belt, and anything I wanna hang around there. It's also a bit more unique, seems like it's only dress-shirts that get tucked conventionally speaking.
But some people really hate that look, they think it's dorky lookin' (Steve Urkel vibes). I'm gonna keep doing my thing regardless, but figured I'd ask you all what your thoughts were.
Thanks in advance!

Tryna make UV sleeves punk-rock or somethin.
Really like putting bangles/bracelets on top of it, makes them pop super well.
As always let me know what you think ~

Really like the color of it, but still deciding if I like the crop, and how I styled that area. And the bandana is fun but it does hide the awesome braids my friend did for me. The chains look absolutely sick.
Anyways, as always, I welcome your honest feedback!

When I'm not dressing to intimidate, I try to experiment with pieces of clothing that are outside the conventional lane and see if I can't ground them somehow. Keeping their unique qualities, but accessorizing or styling them so they serve an overall look without distracting from it.
A kilt, though, is quite "loud". Do you think I was successful in reigning it in, or will a kilt always just be "too extra" for a regular dude in the states?
I was disappointed with the length of this particular one - I'm 6'5" and in order for it to sit correctly on my waist, the edge hangs above my knee which I don't like. But maybe I'm the only one that is bothered by that.

I occasionally get feedback from people and new friends that they were reluctant to approach or talk to me because they thought I was intimidating - which is not what I'm going for whatsoever. I try to look like a cowboy who likes Tarot, not like I cause problems.
Figured I'd take to reddit to ask that question: do I look intimidating? If I do, what kind of intimidating? Like talking to me would invite an unwelcome social interaction because I look weird? Or, is it that I seem potentially unsafe as a person cuz it's all black and boots and shit?
(Pictures are from a photoshoot where I was modelling some hand-made necklaces and pendants - but the clothing choices are pretty much what I'd wear on a random Tuesday.)