How to Refine a Wardrobe

By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor

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Having a simple and polished look is one of the easiest ways to distinguish you from the pack. When you take the time to refine your wardrobe, as explained in these steps, you will begin to exemplify all that you have worked so hard to achieve--to be your own person with your own sense of style.

Instructions

Difficulty: Challenging

Step1
Open your wallet to invest in items that will define you as you wish to be defined. Underwear and socks are not going to impress your co-workers, but a well-fitted suit and tailored shirt might do the trick. The idea is to leave an indelible mark on the minds of those around you.
Step2
Make an improvement on your wardrobe by investing in a tailored jacket. Wearing a well-fitted blazer shows seriousness in a man and his pursuits. From your job to the girl you're trying to get, it is the perfect way to have your clothes assist in your personal definition.
Step3
Slap on a pair of good shoes. Lacing up any old of pair rubber-soled shoes is a dead giveaway on a lack of refinement. Well cared for and polished shoes (with soles that are in good shape--no holes or cracks!) add subtle distinction to a wardrobe that even a suit can't bring.
Step4
Decide on an accessory that suits your personal taste. Think watches, ties, eye glass frames or pocket squares. Whatever you choose will improve the way people look at you and refine your wardrobe. But keep it simple, nothing too flashy.
Step5
Decide how important availability is to you. One way to refine a wardrobe is to add vintage clothing. If you're concerned with having one-of-a-kind items decorating your body, then you won't have the time to enjoy them. Refine a wardrobe by choosing items that exemplify the person you are, not how rare an item is purported to be.

Tips & Warnings

  • Note your most expensive items of clothing or jewelry on your homeowner's insurance. Should the unthinkable happen, you'll be covered on your second try to refine a wardrobe.
  • Purchase a vintage item and authenticity becomes your biggest concern. While vintage watches or suits may express the image you are looking to endorse, they may also cost you more in the end. Be sure you can verify the object is genuine before you drop a dime.
  • Some suits can sometimes require a tag check for authenticity, whereas good shoes require none.

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