Expertise tips for men wardrobe

It's always great to be in style, but the best way to stand out and look your best is by owning your style. This article will give a few tips on how you can take control of how you look and present yourself.

What does it mean to have a personal style? It’s about establishing an individual sense of identity or personality. You don't have to wear something fancy or overdone, but people should know when they see you that, "This is who he/she is." Take some time and think about everything in your wardrobe that has meaning for you— what do these clothes represent? What are their stories? What kind of person do they make you feel like? And then dress accordingly.

What are some tips to help you get started? Start by assessing your personal style. Do you want to come across as laid-back, classy, casual, sophisticated or 'tudeish? What kind of tone do you want to set with the people who see you? How much time do you want to spend thinking about each piece that goes into your outfit? Your idea can run the gamut from being very specific (e.g., a member of a specific club or school) to being more general (e.g., working out regularly). Defining your style in this step will help guide what you wear in the rest of the process.

What are some elements that go into my personal Style? This is a great question to ask yourself when assessing your personal style. The next part of defining your style is to look at what your individual elements really are. It may seem a little abstract at first, but don't worry, we'll get to the nitty-gritty details soon enough. The first element is a physical aspect: what do you look like? For some, it's nothing fancy or even very interesting; they just look like themselves. But for others, there's a lot of diversity in the way they look. Ideally, you can get all the elements down by analyzing your own face and then choosing clothing that will match your face and body type specifically. If you feel like things are pretty standardized here (like hats with berets or glasses with frames), then consider "blending" these types of elements into your appearance so that you have elements that represent different things.

The second thing is a soft but still important element of style: your attitude or personality. You can express your attitude through the clothes you wear (e.g., "I'm a nice guy, so I wear flowers"). Or you can also express it by articulating what kind of person you are in conversation and how that's reflected in your dress (e.g., "I'm a gentleman, so I keep my shirt tucked into my pants").

The third element is the most important one for day-to-day existence: it's about the formality of your clothing. The way this works is that certain formal elements are used to make people think of a particular time period or place.

Conclusion

The conclusion. If you haven't read about the above tips, go ahead and read them again just so you know... And start thinking about how they can help you in your style.

For some men, a relaxed style may be great. For others, it might just be too casual to be worn to work or formal events. The same goes for formal clothes; some guys may prefer to hang out in jeans and t-shirt instead of an outfit that's only slightly formal. But take a look at your wardrobe and try to get an idea of what kind of style works for you, including the above tips on personality, attitude and formality.