So, you've decided it's time to change your wardrobe and take care of your style. Where does men's style begin and how to choose clothes individually?
- Think about your desires.
First, decide where you are going to dress: for work or for a fun event. To a club, to a restaurant or for a trip to a country house. How you should look: strict, elegant, impressive, respectable, romantic, original or conservative.
Think about how it is undesirable to dress; and in no case what problems you solve and what impression you will make on others. Let me remind you that people are greeted by their clothes, no matter where on the planet they live.
- What is your environment like?
What kind of life do you lead? What goals are you pursuing? Who surrounds you? What environment do you find yourself in most often and how do you feel comfortable dressing? If you work on the shop floor, you won't need to dress smart casual. If you work in an office, a suit is your work attire.
- Check what clothes you have and what color they are.
You may have already purchased classic items of clothing. For example, a dark blue suit or classic black shoes. In this case, supplement your wardrobe with the missing items.
- Determine which color suits you.
Determine your appearance color type and color shades. They should match the color of the skin, hair, eyes. The colors and shades should suit you.
- Analyze the features of your appearance.
Determine your appearance style. Style direction that suits you.
- What is your figure?
Determine your body type. Advantages and disadvantages of height, shoulders, proportions. Consider options for visual correction of your figure by selecting models and types of cuts for jackets, trousers, and knitwear. Consider textures, colors, patterns and color combinations.
- Follow men's fashion.
Every season there are new stylistic solutions that designers come up with. By purchasing a new collection, you will refresh your personal wardrobe.
If you decide on the first three points yourself, then we will help you with the rest.
How to determine the color type?
Color type is a combination of natural colors of appearance (eyes, skin, lips, hair, eyebrows) according to the unity of shades:
- Cold - bright and contrasting;
- Cold – pastel;
- Warm - tender;
- Warm - bright and muted.
Characteristics of appearance “Winter”
- Hair and eyebrows: dark, black.
- Eyes: dark or bright (brown, blue, light blue).
- Lips: dark, cool shade;
- Face: dark, light.
The “Winter” color type uses cold and bright shades in contrasting combinations.
Characteristics of appearance "Summer"
1 type:
- Hair: ash, platinum with gray pigment, blond.
- Eyebrows: with a gray tint.
- Eyes: blue, gray, green, brown, mixed (gray-blue, gray-green, gray-brown).
- Face: light, with a gray tone.
Type 2:
- Hair: from light brown to dark brown with gray pigment.
- Eyebrows: with a gray tint.
- Eyes: blue, gray, green, brown or mixed (blue-gray, green-gray, gray-brown).
- Lips: pink, cool shade.
- Face: white.
The “Summer” color type uses cool shades in its palette, which are transparent and muted. Also those that contain gray pigment.
Characteristics of appearance "Spring"
- Hair and eyebrows: wheat, straw with a reddish tint.
- Eyes: light, blue, gray, green, brown, mixed.
- Lips: light pink.
- Face: with a reddish tint.
- Thin skin, freckles.
The “Spring” color type uses warm, delicate and bright shades in its palette.
Appearance characteristics “Autumn”
- Hair and eyebrows: chestnut, bronze, brown, red.
- Eyes: brown, tea-colored, marsh, green, blue or mixed.
- Lips: bright.
- Face: dark, olive in color.
- Skin: thick, freckles.
The “Autumn” color type uses rich, bright or muted warm shades.
To present color combinations and color types, look at the infographic.
Psychology of color
Each color affects psychological condition and mood. Some colors attract attention, others repel. The color of the clothes we wear creates a certain psychological feeling for those around us about our presence.
By understanding the meanings of colors, manage impressions and create the image you need.
- RED – energy, dynamics.
- ORANGE – holiday, fun.
- YELLOW – positivity, communication.
- GREEN - Vital energy, awakening.
- BLUE – calmness, regularity.
- BLUE – self-sufficiency, confidence, publicity.
- PURPLE – magic, magic, mystery.
- BLACK – leadership, style, conservatism.
- GRAY – businesslike, inconspicuous, calm.
- WHITE – purity, triumph.
- BROWN – home warmth, comfort, earthiness, peace.
- PINK – tenderness.
- PURPLE – luxury and wealth.
- AQUAMARINE- originality.
Styles and trends of men's clothing
Style is an idea expressed in visual form through the elements of a costume’s composition (shape, lines, color, pattern, details, texture). Each style has its own characteristic species clothes, shoes, bags, socks, glasses, hats, jewelry, as well as characteristic fabrics, types of leather, fur.
All these styles can be found in a person’s appearance. You just need to take a closer look. Connected according to the principle of similarity, all elements of the costume composition and the person’s appearance (natural appearance features) harmoniously support each other, creating a complete stylish image.
Classic style
Characteristics of style: restraint, elegance, seriousness, conservatism, traditionalism.
Types of clothing, details: suit, shirt (shirt), tie, shoes.
Classic style - strict geometry of lines, shape-resistant fabrics, thin stripes in prints, ties of one color or with diagonal stripes.
Casual style
Characteristics of style: convenience, practicality, comfort, originality, ethnicity, folklore.
Types of clothing, details: knitted pullovers, cardigans, slacks, jackets and checkered shirts, boots, moccasins.
Everyday casual style – natural fabrics, stitching details, functional elements, patch pockets, others decorative elements. Folklore patterns, patchwork, weaving, embroidery.
How to determine your body type
Once you know what body type you are, choose the shape and fit of clothes that will highlight your strengths and eliminate your weaknesses. This is important if you are buying a classic suit for yourself.
Inverted Triangle
Rectangular type
Italian, English and German cut suits suit this figure. They visually enlarge the shoulders and are made from shape-resistant fabric. It is better to choose trousers with a straight cut and one or more pintucks.
Round type
This figure is found in overweight men who transfer weight to the abdominal area. This type of figure is often found in men athletic build with a wide neck, back and shoulders.
Men feel comfortable in loose American-cut suits and Italian jackets with one or two buttons. We recommend low- and medium-weight fabrics, knitwear, and semi-lined single-breasted jackets.
Hourglass
Almost any suit will do, but it is better to take a closer look at the fitted English classic suits. A jacket with two buttons and a vent at the back is desirable.
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Finding the true meaning of the expression “ smart casual” (verbatim from English “smart-casual”) is not an easy task. The Oxford Dictionary gives the following definition: “ neat, casual, relatively informal style, consistent with a specific dress code“. But these days the trend is that “ smart casual” itself becomes a kind of dress code.
Going online with the request “ smart-casual style“, you come face to face with a huge number of somewhat contradictory guidelines - some advise you to wear shorts ( not very dressy, and not particularly casual), others press on ties of inappropriate colors; Some of them even give the impression that they were carved in stone shortly after the appearance of the Ten Commandments. But today “ smart casual” is more than a response to nineteenth-century prudishness.
“Smart casual“- this is a term that was destined for: bad luck for you, buddy!” - says Josh Sims, author of Men of Style. “Fortunately, the recent boom in “ non-designer“brands that offer something very, very everyday do not leave much room for thought about what kind of animal this is – “ smart-casual style“. In fact, a huge selection of modern casual wear very elegant - and at the same time it can be worn easily and naturally, without inconvenience.”
History of style
The exact origin of the expression “smart casual” is no easier to trace than to get to the bottom of its meaning. Dictionary websites say the term became established in the 1980s, but has been fairly common throughout the last century.
In fact, the first recorded use of the expression “ smart casual” dates back to 1924 - it was used in an Iowa newspaper “ Davenport Democrat” in relation to a sleeveless dress ( far from the type of clothing that we are going to recommend).
Whatever the absolute truth, it's fair to assume that smart casual is in some ways related to business casual, and the two terms are often used interchangeably, although they are fundamentally different: one is strictly workwear, the other is not. But in the good old days, you could dress up like a dandy not only to spend a certain amount of time in the office - elegance and unusualness were welcomed everywhere, even in street fashion. As traditional dress standards crumbled, smart casual became a hastily erected bulwark against sartorial excess and eccentric chaos.
“Smart casual forms the link between formal attire and comfortable clothing with a dose of self-expression, and it is this link that men are increasingly looking for" says Josh Sims. This style also causes some panic among “ authoritative looking guys” – all kinds of restaurant managers, event organizers. They can't find golden mean– and it comes out something like “ well, yes, I’ll dress with comfort and taste, but I’m not supposed to have too much comfort, and I have problems with taste“, so this all results in inescapable confusion. As a result, the man puts on a blazer, and under it a “business” shirt with an open neck. Don’t be like this guy, please.”
What is “smart casual” today?
“Smart casual” doesn’t mean anything – so it can mean anything. According to the column “ Styling tips ” site mrporter.com, “smart casual” is “ something smarter than a tracksuit, but less formal than a suit“. Fortunately, there is a clarification: “ The ideal option is a blazer, White shirt, neat jeans and light leather loafers“.
It just didn’t get any easier, right? Each of the proposed elements in our time has a huge range of styles. In a well-intentioned attempt to delve deeper and clarify the situation even more thoroughly ( and with some irony), “A Guide for the Modern Gentleman"Tom Bryant draws the line between" formal smart casual" And " informal smart casual“.
So, " formal"branch is" jacket or blazer, flannel shirt, corduroy trousers or chinos (not jeans!), collared shirt (never a T-shirt!) and comfortable shoes(not necessarily lace-up, but not sandals or sneakers)“.
“Informal“the option remains without such a detailed analysis, but some “ comfortable dark jeans without any extra fringe“, it is also said that “ Polo shirts are better than sleeveless shirts“, and in the end we are advised to “move away from everything that you would wear at home.”
But, although this last piece of advice may seem vague, it is perhaps as good a start as any. One of the reasons why “ smart casual” does not have a definitive definition - that it can imply wearing radically different things in different contexts. In a word, this is not only a style of clothing - it is a state of mind.
– Change your attitude!
Photo: Burton, Windson, Next, Reiss“Smart clothing is about the clothing itself, not the style.“, writes Sir Hardy Amies in his “ ABC of style“. “Shoes must be laced, trousers ironed, tie knot must be tightened. That's what's paramount“.
The key words here, as you can see, are not “ shoes“, “trousers" And " tie", A " laced up“, “ironed“, “tightened up“. A white T-shirt, indigo jeans and brand new sneakers can look nicer than a wrinkled shirt, worn-out pants and shoes with cracked leather.
Of course, a T-shirt, jeans and sneakers will not always be appropriate. But smart casual is more about a mood or an attitude than a set of ready-made formulas or a combination of things. Just because the event you want to dress up for is informal, you shouldn’t dress yourself up in any way.
– Think about the “bench”!
Photo: Reiss, Massimo Dutti, Next We have already been convinced many times that the style “ smart casual” lacks a strict definition. Therefore, it will be much more useful and practical to start with a casual outfit, and then change a couple of its elements to a more presentable alternative.
For example, take a bomber jacket, a T-shirt, jeans and sneakers. Gives off style “ anyhow", is not it? Now - feel free to send a bomber jacket and sneakers to “ bench” and choose something more interesting. Change your image and achieve desired result– but don’t overdo it!
- Throw in some shade!
Photo: River Island, Brunello Cucinelli, Saturdays NYC, Daks You don’t even have to change the selection of clothes described above in order to adapt it to your smart everyday life. The darker the color, the more formal it is, so making an outfit more presentable can be as easy as dimming a lamp.
Here you take an olive green bomber jacket, white T-shirt, light jeans and white sneakers... and replace olive with “military” green, and light “denim” with a richer dark blue. Do you feel more impressive? Still would! Enhance the effect by swapping out your white T-shirt and sneakers for gray or charcoal. The components of the outfit are still the same, but the overall effect is completely different. The reverse is also sometimes true: light tone is a smart style dimmer switch.
– “Smooth” is not always “like clockwork”!
Photo: Suitsupply, Avva, Bonobos, River Island Others ( in fact, one of the main) a factor in a smart casual outfit is texture. Remember the samples of the most official men's clothing– worsted wool suits, tuxedos. They almost always give a smooth, shiny appearance.
However, replace worsted wool with flannel or tweed, and you'll notice the difference on a metaphysical level. Clothes made from these materials often look a little larger, which definitely veers into style territory.” casual“as style” smart” prefers sleeker, more streamlined shapes.
Such a “ textured” the rule can be applied not only to suits, but also to many other things - shirts, knitwear, trousers and even shoes.
- Blazers!
Photo: Mango Man, Zara, Windsor, Recman As mentioned earlier, throwing a blazer over a T-shirt and finishing off the look with jeans and sneakers is the easiest way to “ smart casual“. But blazer is different from blazer: gold buttons are always a little bad taste, it smacks of the type of people who ride “ Jaguars“, but at the same time they drink penny tonics. The texture from the previous point is also important here: choose one that harmonizes well with jeans - and you’ll be on the right track. Modern thin lapels, patch pockets that look more like stripes – very “ casual“Don’t you think?
By the way, removing the style from blazers smart” coat hangers will make them too ( at least by feeling) more “ everyday” and comfortable to wear.
- Button up!
Photo: Zara, Burton, Carl Gross, Marks & Spencer The T-shirt may fall into the style of “ smart casual” – if it is simple, high-quality, fits well and has not been washed to death. But if you take a polo shirt instead of a simple T-shirt, it will be even better.
Buttons and collar innocently nod towards style “ smart", But general form polo is sporty and comfortable ( in general, as the name suggests, these things were really conceived for purely sporting purposes). No stiff collars or cuffs, a fabric that is pleasant to the body without excessive shine or shine - what more do you need? And it doesn’t matter that our grandfathers wore them.
Either way, think about how you want to balance your outfit. Polo is more smart“. Something without a collar is, of course, “ casual“.
- Try it on, Jersey!
Photo: Suitsupply, Dondup, Next, Bally Wardrobe items such as a jersey sweatshirt or sweatshirt were not covered in our guide. But swapping merino wool, cashmere or even cotton for these chunky, casual and sporty pieces can add a bit of sophistication to your look.
Throw a simple jumper or cardigan over a T-shirt ( and maybe change into sneakers) and you will look irresistible.
It's obvious that large knit won't have the same effect, although a cardigan with a shawl collar instead of a jacket may look more presentable if it doesn't have buttons or heavy moose embroidery. A knitted blazer falls somewhere between these two poles.
A few words about turtlenecks: too tight looks unpresentable, too sleek - as casual as Hemingway’s drunkenness.
– If the trousers don’t jump into your hands...
Photo: Mango Man, Reiss, Gieves & Hawkes, Next “Pants” part of the wardrobe is a common thorn for style lovers “ smart casual“. For the most part, jeans are perfectly acceptable, even for business wear, as long as they are dark and not distressed. But there is always a risk. In case of risk, there is a safe solution - chinos.
Back to our “ standard set” - bomber jacket, T-shirt, jeans and sneakers; - replace jeans with trousers. This is not just going into a “smart” style, it is a good opportunity to look fashionable.
A textured, low-shine fabric like flannel or linen can add variety to your trouser look, but flirting with linen is definitely not for beginners. Not everyone is comfortable with linen and, to be honest, it doesn’t suit everyone – which is why most men prefer the more versatile jeans or chinos.
- Play by the rules!
Photo: Thomas Pink, Faconnable, Next, Massimo Dutti As with jeans, nowadays the style “ casual“Several rules have been developed, according to which you won’t have to count on sneakers.
If you doubt something, feel free to give up. The right shoes, of course, can sometimes pull you out of a catastrophically tasteless image - but only if your gaze falls on her first. And this, you understand, is the exception rather than the rule.
What makes a style shoe? smart"more" casual“? Firstly, the color. Black is the strictest, brown is more casual, light brown is the most casual. Secondly, the silhouette: a rounded toe is less formal than a pointed one, and the same applies to a flat sole. Thirdly, the texture is matte suede where “ more casual” shiny skin.
For these reasons " Chelsea“, “Derby“, loafers and brogues – the best choice, how " oxfords“. But in each of the categories there will always be something that looks too formal and something that looks too simple, so, as they say, tread carefully.
– Sneakers are also classics!
Photo: Suitsupply, Mango Man, Next, Zara Many smart casual guides turn their noses up at sneakers, deeming them completely unacceptable. But this approach is somewhat old-fashioned. As practice shows, sometimes even purely officials are betting on them.
In cases where sneakers are appropriate, the most the best option– classic: Converse, Jack Purcells, Adidas, Stan Smiths or Common Projects in white. And now - we repeat what we have already covered: the darker the color, the smarter the style. Dark shoes do not attract disapproving glances ( and, in principle, does not attract too much attention) and definitely less messy.
Texture-wise, shiny smooth skin “stricter”suede and matte fabrics; the truth, again, is somewhere in the middle. Knitted sneakers can also look like “ smart“, if executed in dark color, but in some circumstances they look too modern - and too far from the right choice.
And remember: if leather sandals are sometimes permissible, then flip-flops are one big thing.” No“.
A man's wardrobe cannot be called more saturated than a woman's. Firstly, due to the low level of male “shopaholism”, and perhaps even avoidance of clothing stores. Secondly, the main thing for a man is to have several basic, that is, basic sets of clothes, which can be alternated and combined from time to time. One of the components of the standard men's wardrobe- This business suit, but it is not suitable for all occasions and not in all situations. In order to dilute a man's wardrobe, it is necessary to include a men's jacket in a casual style. Its common name is a sports jacket.
A casual jacket can be easily combined with trousers of different colors, jeans and even shorts. Such combinations in clothing will give a man’s look a symbiosis of attractiveness and everyday life. If you want to go beyond the official business style, then a casual jacket is created just for you!
History of appearance
The prototype of this piece of outerwear originated in England during the reign of King Edward VII, when a casual jacket began to be worn for hunting. Following the hunters, jackets of this type became popular among athletes. Subsequently, it was appreciated by professors and business people who wanted to look respectable, but less strict and formal.
The casual jacket itself is very comfortable. Compared to a classic jacket, it is comfortable in the chest area and does not hinder the movement of your arms.
Sewing a casual jacket is carried out from various types of fabrics - wool, cotton, tweed, corduroy, suede. And the choice of patterns is even greater, it all depends on your taste. In America, clothes in this style have already been akin to another type of jacket - a blazer. But in fact, a casual jacket is made of thicker fabric and can be worn both in warm and cold seasons.
What to wear with a men's jacket in a casual style? Casual style is distinguished by its informality and everyday life, and speaks for itself. He does not expect trousers of the same color and style to be worn in his ensemble; on the contrary, the bottom of a man’s look should be in contrasting shades.
Nothing goes better with men's jacket in this style, like dark blue denim. Most men wear a jacket under jeans. When choosing jeans, it is worth considering that they should not be wide or too skinny, and should not be frayed or have fashionable holes. Here you need to find a middle ground.
If you want to make an impression at a club party and have chosen an ultra-fashionable bright casual jacket, then in such a situation jeans with scuffs and holes will be quite appropriate and stylish. But to highlight a less formal and formal style in your work look, opt for classic jeans. Regarding trousers, gray warm trousers made of wool are suitable, they are more relevant in cold weather and can replace jeans. In addition, among the trousers there are excellent options - cargo, trousers with patch pockets on the sides, as well as cotton chinos with or without creases, mostly in light colors.
The clothes under the jacket are quite varied. Here you can get creative and use many compatible options. A men's jacket can be combined with a plain shirt, a checkered shirt, a thin sweater, a turtleneck and even a T-shirt. The main thing is to ensure that the combination looks appropriate and that the clothing items are in the same style.
When choosing shoes, also focus on the style on which you focus the attention of others. You can choose stylish leather shoes, be it classic black shoes, tall boots, or beige boots, or stop at sports shoes wearing moccasins or sneakers. Sneakers, as seen in the photo, will look more ridiculous among other options. But you can also choose shoes of this kind, in which case the image will look complete and harmonious.
When choosing accessories win-win options remains a tie, bow tie, silk scarf, handkerchief in chest pocket jacket A leather belt will also be noticeable and must be combined with the chosen shoes.
It can be noted that the jacket has its own versatility, because depending on what image you want to emphasize, you can adjust your choice towards formality or non-formality, towards casual style, smart casual or business casual. Your accents when choosing clothes are your style.
We were able to offer you the most basic options for creating a harmonious look in an ensemble with a men's casual jacket. Now your task is to create a complete image, successfully combine clothing elements, styles, textures of fabrics and colors to look not only casual, but also sophisticated! A man wearing such a jacket is immediately assessed as a person with a certain taste and his own unique style.
Nowadays, for many men, the ability to dress normally, stylishly for work is still a stumbling block. Someone thinks that such nonsense is not for him: he took the first clean set he came across from the closet and went ahead - the main thing is that it is warm and comfortable. The other one seems not averse to working on his own style, but is too lazy to dig through the Internet and analyze information. For others, the idea that they can look better doesn’t even occur to them. But if a person has nevertheless matured enough to somehow begin to change in better side in respect of appearance, That style casual for men becomes a lifesaver - a kind of base, based on which you can create an unlimited number of options for clothing sets in which you won’t be ashamed to go to work.
Origin
The style became a kind of escape from the shackles of formal office wear in the early 90s, when long-haired guys in khakis and jeans became millionaires in Silicon Valley. Then global corporations were forced to relax the internal dress code in their companies in order to cooperate with the new rich Americans. It is at this moment that the trend begins its history.
Etymology
If we look at the translation of the English word casual, we will see that the main meaning is “everyday”, “careless”. A fairly accurate description. This is especially clearly visible in comparison with formal, strict clothing.
However, we can call any everyday street clothes, and in this sense, this translation does not give us an exhaustive description. An additional keyword (we'll talk about the differences below) is "neat", or neat, neat, elegant. It is these two concepts together that give us the most accurate definition.
Differences
The difference between a formal business dress code and a casual one is fairly easy to see. If formal wear involves a formal suit in blue, gray or black, a white or blue shirt, a discreet tie and conservative shoes, then the style discussed in this article involves a set of jeans and a jacket,
As for the differences between casual and smart casual, everything here is also quite simple. Smart, or business casual - a little stricter, which is expressed in the presence of a tie, a preference for more safe colors in the ensemble, absence and other liberties on jeans. Some people still separate smart and business, but the line between them is so vague that we won’t pay attention to it.
Signs
So, casual style for men - main attributes:
Let's go from bottom to top. Shoes. Loafers, deserts, brogues
and even sneakers:
The main thing is not purely classic boots and not
Socks. There can be any options here, even quite bright and with a pattern. Remember with at least one more item in your outfit - for example, a tie. Read more about this. By the way, now there is such a trend that in the summer you don’t have to wear them at all.
Jeans, chinos. Here I would advise you to be guided by the circumstances and nature of your place of work. A democratic dress code will allow you to wear artificially aged jeans with holes, and even so that your shoes are completely visible. However, in more formal organizations, you will have to abandon this and stick to dark jeans without bright stitching. Chinos, in this case, must have arrows.
The length should be such that there is one subtle fold at the bottom. If we are talking about winter, then wool pants are a great option. Cargo is also a valid option. These are pants with pockets on the sides, like the guy on the right in the photo.
Examples of watches. Not classic or sporty, but something in between.
These are, perhaps, the main components - the bricks from which you will build your bright, unique image of a person with taste. And, of course, do not forget about the elementary truths - the harmony of colors and...
Let's repeat what it is casual style for men. The meaning of this concept is to look presentable and conservative and at the same time expressive and stylish. I think this is the most accurate definition that reflects the essence.
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There is nothing more tiring in the world than paranoidly following fashion. British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood said: “Buy less, choose better and do it yourself.” It is more important not to be fashionable, but to feel style. The men's magazine site will tell you the rules of men's style that every man over 18 should know.
20 style rules for men
1. Choose right size clothes. Many people mistakenly wear clothes that are a size too big or too small. Know your measurements clearly and don’t let sellers slip you things that don’t fit.
2. Compare the color of your belt, shoes and bag. The colors must match or be close. It's better to stick to traditional colors: black, brown or gray.
3. The presence of a belly encourages you to choose a wider cut of trousers or pants.
4. It’s good if the shirt is lighter than the suit. This allows you to look slimmer, fitter and more athletic.
5. Do not wear a belt and suspenders at the same time. This is bad manners.
6. Large men should choose wide tie knots.
7. Choose neutral tones in clothes rather than flashy patterns. This will allow you to stay fashionable longer.
8. Love denim clothes? It's best when you wear jeans a shade or two darker than denim shirt or a jacket.
9. Don't forget that denim clothes shouldn't be washed often. To avoid color loss, just rinse it. Before washing, it is recommended to turn the clothes inside out.
10. The jacket sleeve should be short enough so that the shirt cuff is slightly visible.
11. Perfect color socks are the color of the pants. But exact adherence to the shade is not required. Matching colors will visually lengthen your legs.
12. It is better to choose long socks. When you sit down in a chair, your bare leg may appear between the trouser leg and the sock. It's not beautiful.
13. It is better not to use white socks at all. As a last resort, go to the gym with white sports shoes.
14. Flip-flops are only good for the beach or pool.
15. Do not use bags that do not match the style. Choose a good quality bag instead of a regular sports backpack.
16. Short men should not choose loose-fitting clothes. She makes them lower.
17. Don't wear Sunglasses on the head. This loosens the temples and the glasses will not fit well.
18. Cheap shoes are not savings, but madness. Don't skimp on decent shoes.
19. Monitor quality and buy few things.
20. Never pay too much attention to your clothes and style. The most stylish men are the ones who put in the least amount of effort and look a little casual.
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