Fortunately for them, men do not have as many fashion choices to make as women. That's why good styling is crucial. Gents shaving style.
Fashion trends may change with each season, like suit cuts, lapel widths or tie designs. A sense of style is individual, but certain rules for appearing stylish remain timeless. A man’s garment choices should express his personality and taste, while considering proportion and camouflaging any flaws. Since you’re probably the designated stylist in the family, you may have guide him through the maze of clothes and accessories. Slip him these tips and his wardrobe will match his good looks:
1. Don’t shop alone
Whether it’s you, his mother or sister, a second set of eyes provides a critical review and makes any shopping experience more enjoyable
2. Buy a well-made suit
Basic business suits are made of worsted lightweight wool of varied grades
To avoid cheap, wrinkle-prone material give the fabric a squeeze
If it bounces back with little to no wrinkling you’ll know it is well made
3. Get fitted
To look one's best, clothes should fit closely and comfortably
Creases in a jacket’s shoulders signal a poor fit. When buttoned, a hand should fit snugly under the jacket’s lapel
Sleeves should hit where the base of the thumb meets the wrist
Knuckles should be even with the bottom hem. Pant hems should rest on shoe tops without dragging at the heel
4. Own a dress shirt
The mark of a dress shirt is collar stays — those pointed plastic or metal strips hidden under the collar that keep it from curling
Choose the correct neck size by slipping the index and middle fingers side-by-side snugly between the collar and neck
5. Tie the knot
A tie should touch just above the trouser waistband
The knot should sit high and snugly under the collar
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Tie clips should hit at the middle of the sternum
6. Blaze a trail
Blazers are a slimming silhouette for men and may hide belly fat and love handles
A classic blazer works with T-shirts, jeans and dress-down days at work
7. Made in the shade
For outdoor activities, doctors suggest wraparound sunglasses that block harmful rays. For daily wear, find a style that compliments the shape of the face.
8. Suiting-up for summer
Lined, boxerlength trunks are the rule of thumb
Styles should have a snug elastic or drawstring waist that prevents sagging
Pockets are a plus for holding vacation items like hotel room keys
9. Tank tops
Tank tops should be worn as undershirts or during weightlifting only
10. Sole survival
Men only need a handful of shoes to take them from workday to weekend
Think thin soles for the office and thicker, spongy soles for play
Depending on the work environment, a pair of loafers or black Oxfords with a slightly rounded toe are perfect and also work for semi-formal events when polished shiny
On weekends, a less structured shoe is acceptable
11. Athletic shoes and boots
Athletic shoes and trainers are a must for active men who exercise and enjoy outdoor sports
When hiking or trekking through rugged terrain, boots provide support and help prevent foot and leg injuries
12. Brief encounters
Men need to guard their goods and be comfortable
Boxer briefs are sexy and keep everything in place
Black, grey and navy are a classic alternative and don't require the work of keeping whites bright
13. Don’t overdo jewelry
Professional men are advised to keep jewelry simple: a dressy watch, wedding band and ID bracelet. A single earring might be the limit
14. What is the perfect hairstyle?
Men need a look suitable for work that will also fit in at the club
Other considerations are maintenance costs such as styling products and regular cuts (recommended every four weeks) to keep hair looking well-groomed
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Bald is a popular look but some men prefer to fight nature
Consult a doctor about hair-care products and medications that ward off thinning hair
16. To shave or not?
Many men are rocking beards these days. Whether he chooses a manicured five o’clock shadow or goatee, neatness counts
State-of-the-art shaving equipment makes this easy. If he can’t maintain a beard, it’s time to shave it off
17. Odor control
He’s worked hard to look good; don’t spoil it with body odor
Choose unscented deodorants and antiperspirants that don’t buildup on skin or clog pores
Beard design for round face
Strong cologne is not appropriate in the workplace
18. Open face
Men with skin conditions don’t have the option of hiding flaws with makeup
Consult a medical professional about products to reduce acne breakouts and conditions like dandruff or flaky skin
Moisturizers with sunscreen, face washes and other skincare items formulated for men are readily available
19. Maximize height, minimize weight
Men don’t need heeled boots to look tall
To look taller and slimmer simply wear dark clothes in matching shades
For added inches, choose a hairstyle that is cropped on the sides and fuller on top and practice good posture
20. Cultivate your look
Updating a look every few years, from stylish clothing items to a new hairstyle, is worth the investment
If he doesn't know already, you might show him how to sew on a button or iron a shirt. That will keep his wardrobe in good shape and your relationship in good standing.
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