Men’s Fashion: Dos And Dont’s

For some reasons many men lose their dress sense along with their inhibitions during most occasions or on terms of casual outing. While their sensible cloths are put into hibernation, socks and sandals, the shiny shorts and their hideous jockey, T shorts are the more prominent.

Here are some classic fashion mistakes; along our major streets and roads, most men are seen walking around in football shirts rude T shirts, and other type of inscriptions. It makes them look irresponsible and contrary to popular male belief. They don’t impress responsible girls.

A better dressing is a simple and fine colour T shirt with a tiny logo, which is casual yet in offensive.

This makes a good impression on the weaver while the T shirt with all manner of jargons written on it.

Go for sporty wears (sweet shirts and track suit bottoms) that are relaxed. A pair of short trainers while polo shirts and sports bag completed the understand casual look. This contrast to the fashionable butt attractive shell suits with its lurid colour baggy pants which look out of place at a gym.

It is a bonus when men make an effort to look bright. Shouting colours on plain are not advisable. It makes one look completely overdressed.

But a trend checked sherma shirt and a pair of jeans is good for a casual day time look. It gives a bright outlook being gaudy and is far cooler than other heavy clothes.

For an office use a striped red shirt on a blue jean is a mistake but teamed with a dashing patterned tie makes it fashionable. Talking of foot wears, some men having learnt one very easy lesson in life, which is when you are wearing shorts with sandals or trousers, forget the socks, especially ones with holes in the toe of those covered in daft logos. That rule applied to sandals like a total nerd.