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Tuesday 10 February 2015

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As Men’s grow older and wiser their Fashion and style should improve. Men’s probably wear a suit better than you did ten years ago. Men’s know how to accessories and, even if Men’s are not cutting-edge, there are some acquired personal quirks that identify you as an individual. Don’t lose them for the sake of cool. Here are some New Men’s Fashion we brought for you as follow

New Choice of Jeans for Men’s

Many of us end up in chinos for comfort reasons, or just because they are ‘dressier’ (rubbish, by the way). Nonetheless, a fitted pair of jeans will always give your look an edge that other legwear just isn’t capable of.

Go as trim as your build can take, and don’t be afraid of styles that are hot right now. There are plenty of options out there, so you’re sure to find a pair that isn’t dad-ish but also complies with the fact that you’re past your early twenties glory. Steer clear of comfort fits, highly distressed washes, rips, prominent branding and unnecessary detailing and you’ll be just fine.

The denim challenge: try to go a week chino-free, replacing yours with a well-fitting pair of jeans. Combine them with everything from tees and leather bombers to Oxford shirts and blazers. Watch for the reactions around you and let us know if there’s been any improvement in your cool factor.

Basics T-shirts for Men’s

You learned that leaving home in a shirt – or anything with a collar for that matter – is advisable, and after a certain age you shouldn’t dream of doing otherwise.

Well, what about a bit of rebellion, just like in the old days? Try swapping your crisply collared shirt for a basic t-shirt, whether it be long- or short-sleeved. They work extremely well under a blazer/coat, or solo with a pair of jeans (see above).

After age twenty-five, however, your t-shirt should fit perfectly. Not too big, and never too tight. If you feel your shape doesn’t take a thin-fabric tee gracefully anymore, alternatives include crew/v-neck cotton knits and heavy jersey Henley tops.

We’re all victims of gravity after some time, so if you feel your neck is beginning to go turkey-like, a loosely tied lightweight scarf will help detract attention from it. This is also the reason why after a certain age, gents look their best in collared tops

Go Wild On The Shoe Front

If there’s one item that will hardly ever make you look ridiculous when you shop at youth-focused shops, it’s footwear. You can embrace the minimal white/black trainers we’re seeing everywhere right now, brightly coloured running styles or even splurge on a designer fashion shoe – the good thing about the latter is that no matter how much cooler the twenty-somethings around you are, you can actually afford high-priced kicks.

Wear trainers with confidence and ditch the loafers while the look is as hot as it is now.

Creativity and free-spirited choices may have been pushed aside as the years went by, but looking at your all-time favorites with different eyes is an important step towards regaining your cool.

Sweatshirts worn as t-shirts, with nothing underneath, denim shirts worn as jackets, a leather biker instead of your blazer, or even just a bold colloured pair of socks… look back into the taboos you broke in the past to inspire new ones.

The New Men’s Fashion Rule Of Two Out Of Three

When looking to incorporate patterns into your outfit, introduce no more than two per look. For example, a fine striped blue shirt and grey plaid tie combination, paired with a solid navy suit. That makes two out of three things that are patterned; add any more to that and you’re playing with fire. The same goes for using colour; always have one of the three as a neutral hue, in order to keep everything grounded.

We’d love to hear how you style yourself out of the box in the comments section below.

Golden rule: if you rocked a look/trend the first time it came around, stay away from it the second time.

Don’t replicate what you did in your youth, but adopt new ideas. A middle-aged bloke in retro clothing just seems stuck in the past. From the fourth decade of our lives on, we’ve done enough throwbacks.

Only break this rule if you feel you do vintage with remarkable skill. You know who you are.