When to buy shoes

Shop for workout shoes late in the day. That’s when your feet are the largest. Make sure there’s a half inch of space in front of your longest toe, and that you can easily wiggle your toes.

From: menshealth.com

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Short people…

Short waist men should avoid wearing trousers and jeans at waist, they tend to highlight your short waist.

From: indobase.com

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Invest in a good pair of shoes

If it’s one thing that women will notice, it’s your shoes. Especially how clean they are. It’s easy to wash and press the rest of your clothes to keep them looking new, but most guys disregard their shoes.

From: careerbuilder.com

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Make things fit

The most dramatic improvement you can make in your style is to make sure everything fits.

Most guys wear clothes that are too large. Make sure everything you wear is almost hugging the curves of your body – without being tight.

From: careerbuilder.com

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Buttoning a jacket tip

When wearing an American-cut jacket (single-breasted), button up when standing or walking.  If your jacket has two buttons, button the top one.  If it has three, button the center one.

From: createbusinessgrowth.com

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Business formal

Business formal is a subset of traditional business attire, yet, it has specific requirements just one step down from tuxedos, such as dark tailored suits for men and women.

From: casualpower.com

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When in doubt, wear a tie

Ties are generally not necessary for business casual, but if you are in doubt, you can wear a tie. 

It never hurts to slightly overdress; by dressing nicely, you pay a compliment to your host

From: career.vt.edu

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Business casual is classic

Business casual is crisp, neat, and should look appropriate even for a chance meeting with a CEO.

It should not look like cocktail or party or picnic attire. Avoid tight or baggy clothing; business casual is classic rather than trendy.

From: career.vt.edu

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Do we have to tell you to match your socks? Maybe.

Socks should be calf-length or above. Make sure they match not only what you are wearing, but also each other.

A quick glance in good light before heading out the door can save embarrassment later in the day.

From: a-man-fashion.blogspot.com

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Dress for the situation

It’s always better to be a little bit overdressed than underdressed in a situation.

All you have to do is think about where and who you’re going to be with and just step it up one notch. But make sure you’re not better dressed than someone who is more important in a certain setting, like you’re boss. From: kinowear.com

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Measuring for the best fit

Before beginning your dress-for-success-transformation, it’s important to know your size.

Not just around the hips, but everywhere. A suit that fits poorly expresses to the business world that you don’t take the time to ensure things are done correctly and to the best of your ability.

It might sound shallow, but subconsciously if people see you in an outfit that doesn’t fit right, your services might not fit right for them.

From: charlestonstyleconcierge

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Sweater rules

Some sweaters are lean and others are big and chunky. The first rule of thumb is that your top and bottom halves need to match. If you’re wearing a big, chunky, rugged fisherman knit sweater, your bottom needs to be rugged, too.

From: kinowear.com

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Standard interviewing attire

The standard job interviewing attire for men is a conservative dark navy or gray two-piece business suit (of natural fibers, such as wool, if possible), a white long-sleeved button-down dress shirt, a conservative silk tie (that matches the colors in your suit), and nicely polished dress shoes.

From: quintcareers.com

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To cuff or not to cuff on pants

If you’re wearing a trim, modern suit with flat-front pants the kind often shown in men’s fashion magazines you should not cuff your pants.

However, if you’re a guy who likes a classic suit with a single pleat, go for a cuff but not more than one and a half inches deep.

From: catalogs.com

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