Purchasing suits

Purchasing suits in either January or July is your best bet, as these months are typically when retailers reduce prices on last season’s styles.

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Get shorter

Dark trousers with a lighter shirt create a lengthening effect; a darker shirt with lighter pants shortens your appearance.

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Never go shopping alone

Most of the time, it’s tough to trust the sales people because they usually work for commission. Shop with a friend who will give you their honest opinion

From: kinowear.com

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Your affectation

You’re allowed one affectation. A fedora. A pocket watch. A bracelet or class ring. Pick one, but no more – give your whatever-it-is space to say whatever-it-says.

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Pay attention to your shoes

Pay attention to your shoes. Everyone else does. It’s hard for the non-fashion-maven to tell a more expensive suit from a less expensive one, but everyone can tell cheap or poorly cared-for shoes.

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Sloppy

If you unbutton your collar, remove your tie. You can wear a suit or sports coat without a tie, but wearing a tie with an unbuttoned shirt looks sloppy.

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Sharp wardrobe

White and light blue cotton dress shirts are the backbone to a sharp wardrobe. These colors make up approximately 90% of the dress shirts sold worldwide.

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Dressing for success

You want to own three suits. Your first suit should be either navy blue or gray, Your second suit should be the one you didn’t get the first time around. Your third should be black for black tie affairs.

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Short people…

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

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Book Friday: Image Matters For Men: How to Dress for Success!

In seven idea-packed chapters of Image Matters For Men, you will learn which clothes will flatter your coloring and his build, which tie goes with which shirt, and which haircut and style of eyeglasses suit the shape of your face.

From: Getting Older Stinks

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Easy steps to spicing up your wardrobe

All too often, men build monochromatic outfits. There’s this deeply ingrained preference for blacks, whites and browns that, while good for ‘safe’ office ensembles, usually turn out very drab.

Spice up your outfits with a bit of color, and no one will notice that you wear the same suit jacket to work every day.

From: ties-necktie.com

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Layers of officewear

Office wear relies on several layers of clothing: on top of your shirt is your suit jacket, under which you could slip a cardigan and over which a topcoat may be added.

Use these opportunities to your advantage to draw attention away from your body’s less desirable aspects.

A substantial sweater is a particularly good investment right now; besides giving you comfort, it conveniently hides additional heft that you may not want to display.

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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.

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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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