Have your clothes tailored to fit your body. No matter what your shape is, the right fit makes everything look much better.
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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 According to GQ, even the best suits need altering. In men’s fashion this is probably the most important detail that is not always adhered to. From: catalogs.com Your belt size is usually 2 inches more than your waist size (example: if you have a 28-inch waist, you would choose a 30-inch belt). From: ftmguide.org One of the basic fashion tips that men should keep in mind is that their socks should always match the color of the pants/ trousers. Wearing brown socks with black pants and vice-versa is a strict no-no. From: iloveindia.com One of the more overlooked areas of stylish dressing is the relationship between belts and shoes. The first point to make regarding belts and shoes is that you should not actually match them, they should compliment each other. From: gallostyle.com The goal is to find a conservative and professional look that is classy but not too flashy. The best choice is a charcoal gray 2-piece suit, white dress shirt, and a tie with some, but not too much color. From: cheap-neckties.com You might be asking yourself if you are just running to the grocery store why you need to wear your best clothes. The answer is simple. You never know when you are going to meet a girl you might be interested in dating. From: directorym.com Tags: dating, networking Clothing sizes in the United States are different than those found in most other countries. If you are a visitor from another country shopping for clothes in the USA, it might be useful to know the differences in US sizes: View the size chart. From: usatourist.com Nice leather shoes stop looking so darned crisp with time, or after being actually worn and walked around in. Restoring their luster isn’t hard at all – you just need a can of the black stuff, a horsehair brush, a newspaper and a rag. From lifehacker.com. |
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