Things You'll Need:
- Men's T-shirts
- Men's Dress Shirts
- Men's Dress Shoes
- Mens' Dress Pants
- Mens' Sweaters
- Cologne
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Step 1
Look and smell clean. Style your hair and shave off the five o'clock stubbly bits; use cologne sparingly; check under your fingernails for dirt.
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Step 2
Dress in layers. Try a collared shirt, either button-down or polo, beneath a casual jacket. Or wear a T-shirt under a crew or V-neck sweater in wool or cashmere. A mock or full turtleneck can also look stylish.
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Step 3
Experiment with how close-fitting your shirts and sweaters are.
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Step 4
Wear jeans, khakis or slacks, depending on how casual the outing is. Flat-front pants look more casual than those with pleats.
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Step 5
Remember that pants should be long enough to drape comfortably over the tops of your shoes without scraping the ground.
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Step 6
Select socks tastefully: No white athletic socks with dressier, nonsneaker shoes. No light socks with dark pants. If you anticipate taking your shoes off at any point, verify that your socks are hole-free.
Comments
modelsfashion said
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Anonymous said
on 7/21/2006 As a standard rule, one should always ensure their shirt is tucked neatly into the trousers. It was once seen to be trendy and ultra casual to leave your shirt hanging out, this no longer applies. The only exception would be shirts that are intentionally tailored to support a high waist cut.
Anonymous said
on 1/30/2006 Your friends look at your face, your enemies look at your shoes. Get the best shoes you can afford.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Socks should match your pants and shoes should should match your belt, always.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Pleats may be less casual, but they don't look good on anyone. Avoid pleats at all cost.