How to Make Yourself Look Older as a Man

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A well-tailored suit adds instant maturity to your look.

In our youth-obsessed culture, most men and women seek out ways to look younger. There are many situations, however, in which looking older can be a benefit. A teenage or 20-something guy may want to look older to get that first job, or appeal to a more mature class of women. A 30-something man who looks years younger may want to adopt a more mature style to gain authority in the workplace and be taken seriously for major promotions. Ultimately, looking older comes down to style, grooming and attitude. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

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      Throw out clothes that are too baggy or too tight. These are looks that always look young. Keep sports-related clothing and accessories confined to the gym or sporting events.

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      Purchase tailored clothes with classic lines. A well-tailored suit can add years of authority to your look. Tailored khakis and well-fitting jeans are good casual choices. Top them off with a button-down shirt or fitted blazer.

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      Wear a timeless timepiece. Classic-looking watches add instant class to any outfit, and you can purchase them at a range of price points.

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      Choose a classic short hairstyle like the crew cut or Caesar cut. Long hair can look sloppy or hide eyes, giving you a more immature appearance.

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      Groom yourself everyday. Sloppy eyebrows and unkempt facial hair create an immature and careless appearance. Consider growing a well-maintained goatee or beard. The right facial hair can add a decade to your age.

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      Act confident. Stand up straight with your head held high. Don't chew gum and offer friendly greetings and firm hand shakes to everyone you meet. A confident demeanor adds maturity.

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      Be punctual to interviews and dates. This shows you have the maturity to stay on schedule and keeps you from looking anxious or frazzled.

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