Things You'll Need:
- Blazers
- Dress Socks
- Men's Boots
- Men's Casual Pants
- Men's Dress Belts
- Men's Dress Shirts
- Men's Dress Shoes
- Men's Khakis
- Men's Suits
- Mens' Dress Pants
- Mens' Sweaters
- Sports Coat
- Mens' Watches
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Step 1
Buy suits or slacks and jackets in a neutral palette: black, gray and beige for work in a traditional professional setting.
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Step 2
Select khakis, jeans, corduroy pants or wool/flannel slacks for different environments, whether work or play.
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Step 3
Have fun with shirts: oxford button-downs, denim, flannel, corduroy, polo and turtlenecks.
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Step 4
Accessorize your shirt with a sweater or vest in lightweight wool, patterned or not.
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Step 5
Keep one or two heavy wool sweaters in your closet, especially in black, dark green or brown, for layering.
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Step 6
Consider leather or suede oxfords, loafers and a pair of boots for dress, work or casual needs.
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Step 7
Find a good-quality trench coat. It will be versatile, especially with a button-in lining. It can go anywhere in any season, from the office to the theater.
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Step 8
Have 10 pairs of socks for the week. That should take care of the workplace and leisure.
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Step 9
Have fun with the dizzying variety of ties available all over. Texture, color and cost are at your discretion. Enhance any outfit, conservative or otherwise, with a tie.









Comments
kronobotz-com said
on 6/21/2009 Do men have seasonal wardrobes?
modelsfashion said
on 3/22/2009 great article, we like trench coats too as well as hats, hats are great to add to your fall wardrobe to add a little fun.mensfashionsadvice.com
Calyptra said
on 10/28/2007 http://blog.whatsbuzzing.com/
Please check for more men's Fashion and for shopping guide!!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I highly recommend having a pair of dress shoe rubbers or over boots. They protect your shoes from water and salt stains from bad weather. It allows you to arrive with shoes as shiny as when you left the house.
Anonymous said
on 10/30/2007 Plain black suits are traditionally not welcomed in the corporate world. They are accepted instead at funerals.