A Simple Formula for Dressing Well 

Indeed.

@@hespokestyle please ; where is the belt from ?

Or boring

​@@fekedalacSimple is not boring.

Aka jeans and a black t shirt. This is so try hard... I guess if you're trying to attract 40+ year olds this might work 😂

Instructions unclear, shirtless

Step 6 : get step 1 & step 3 tailored for you

Are you surprised you have to buy clothes for this?

@@youtube_handled Although this is the typical "increasingly absurd steps" meme format, I think OP is being genuine

Jokes on him I only have one pair of shoes. It's even just a hand-me-down from my neighbor. 😂

Exactly. Put nice clothes on a flabby body: Meh. Put nice clothes on an aesthetic body: Amazing.

Being fit helps with literally everything doesn’t it

​@@eneveasiyup

@@eneveasiit definitely does

Yeah having a good body shape makes most things look good 👍 especially with the right fit

Other than, Derby is pronounced Darby!

There were times when i comes upon a tme when i was considered overdressed in a meet make me looks odd

I did the same during college and grad school. There are some looks that just never go out of style and will very frequently get compliments if done correctly. There's absolutely nothing wrong with secondhand, either! (Unless it's Goodwill. Screw Goodwill.) Just follow some basic rules, mainly that clothes should be clean and in good shape (no holes, stains, or fraying/thinning, nothing missing); be neat/straight (no wrinkles, nice creases if applicable); and be matching, or at least not clashing (there are plenty of websites about men's fashion with basic rules for this). And last but not least, *they should fit!* - not baggy, and not snug; they should compliment your body, not hide it and not reveal it! If you have a particular body shape that makes this part a little tricky, go ahead and put the extra effort into finding something that works for you, and just take good care of those clothes; it's absolutely worth it (I've been there myself), as the fit of a guy's clothes typically make a big impression on others that you meet, especially in professional and romantic settings. Don't get me wrong, I'm far from a sartorial savant, but that's exactly why I had to teach myself these things in college, so that I could present myself to the world on my terms, and the difference really was immediate. So for any guys out there reading this who have struggled with this topic before, trust me when I say that it's really not hard to learn the basics, and dressing better is probably the quickest and easiest way to get a massive self-esteem (and attractiveness) boost 👍 PS - OP, sorry I didn't mean to hijack your thread, this just kinda evolved into some basic advice for any guys out there struggling with this subject like I did in college

I’ve found some of my staple items at goodwill.

That's how I shop these days. My Goodwill and Salvation Army stores are located near affluent suburbs so I can always count on finding quality donated clothing from popular brands

Yes! My grandfather had his own law firm and wore Florsheim shoes to work; he would keep his pairs looking good for decades, always had them on shoe trees and properly polished when he wasn’t wearing them. When the soles wore out he would get them resoled. Classic leather shoes can last forever, with visits to the cobbler and proper care… people don’t know how to do that anymore.

Or when you see the teacher outside of school.

It is absolutely casual. It is casual for people who care to look halfway decent and not a bag of soup.

@@hewster1 Dude he looks like a fucking geography teacher who’s been suspended for sexting a 15-year-old girl.

@@hewster1and over 40

@@solarflare4345 spoken like a child

I’m 23 and I want to build a wardrobe like this

@@tokologomamabolo1911 fhammmmm me too im 22 tho

I transitioned away from brands and to simple colours, nowadays the absolute most branding I wear on clothing is a very small logo. However my wardrobe needs a lot of work to reach the levels of this yt short so I'll be removing and replacing my clothes soon.

No harm in trying the odd pastel colour once in a while, especially in summer. Or subtle, like with a tie in colder months. Gentlemen's Gazette have done some vids on colours, I recall.

OR you can save money and do like me - nobody should judge by clothes - I stick to a simple wardrobe - black short sleeve t-shirt, black casual trousers, black shoes. Belt on trousers, but my t-shirt goes over the trouser.........keeping it simple, if people are judged by their clothes over their skill and personality, then we have a big problem in society, fuck them all - I ain't spending $5k on clothes just to adhere to some "protocol" just for the looks - The hell with dress codes, who needs them unless you are a VIP guest and having dinner with t he Royal Family :P

@@jimmydandy9364 Nobody should, but everybody will. Dress appropriately to the situation. In countries like the US, being fit, just wearing chinos and a well fitting white tshirt is already above average, and in fact will be good enough for a lot of Europe as well.

If you have any thrift stores by you that’s a great place to start with a low budget, you might be surprised how many suits and blazers are being sold for a more affordable price

Thrift stores I've been to, I've seen a whole bunch of suits jackets, pants and shoes. And I get older I should probably start dressing more maturely

Hey, he said dressing well not dressing cheap

So.. you do notice a pattern between cognitive competence and certain dressing characteristics.

"how to look like a professional". Fixed it for you.

I do say ol chap🧐

As a college professor, I learn a lot from He Spoke Style.

If he wore he fitting skin fit suit with buttons screaming for help and arms screaming for air....you would be the first one to ask him to dress his age.

Less is more bro has a whole cabinet of jackets pants and shoes direct opposite of less is more

@@L3g0m4nn having variety is different than dressing to look like a clown

Naked it is!

@@DrPav the only suit you'll ever need is your birthday suit 🤣

This could be fixed with higher rise pants. I myself do have a bit of a belly myself and having pants with a higher rise helped make my outfits look more flattering for me and my size.

A man without a belly is like a house without furniture - a saying we have in Arabic 😅

​@@yaroubthayer-752 diabetics?

@@Movie2Documentary eh it’s more like an archaic saying. Rich folks used to be fatter because they feasted every day on lamb and various meats. Of course nowadays we’ve got dirt cheap junk food and all has equal opportunity to get massive.

For someone like me, who dresses like a slob, it feels somewhat comforting that I at least have nothing to hide since I stay in shape.

I really appreciate that. Thank you so much and hoping you have a wonderful day.

Very True

Best advice ever.

Best strategy. No matter the age

100% best advice tou could give a guy BUT there some key points to remember, you need to be working out correctly. Lifting a weught is not going to change your life, know how to lift that weight will.

And your Mental Health is better when you Exercise

It can be. You can follow this pretty much actually. On the other hand, women have more options to look good in, i oftentimes wish it was like that for men’s fashion

a one piece dress is pretty simple and breathtaking

Guayabera and some linen pants basically suits every occasion I imagine…

Many thanks!

Yes, a grandpa from the day when men actually wore manly clothing and not women’s clothing.

@@JosephQPublic🤡😂

For work no matter what your age, this is acceptable office attire.

​@@JosephQPublic Yes, a grandpa that doesn't have any gay friends to offer him fashion tips. Grandpa definitely wasn't getting in the clubs back in the day.

​@@JosephQPublicit's manly to not give a fuck and dress however you want. You should try it.

True fashion

Who cares

Fr, this guy might be the definition of trying hard

You are a joker. Cause that's not what is meant by trying too hard🙄

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@@hespokestyle for a follow Levi’s guy - sure I would to see more Levi’s in your channel since that its the only brand i am wearing if i am not wearing a business suit

Not at all. “Dad vibes” would include all white New Balance shoes, the cheapest pair of jeans at Walmart, and some old short sleeved, button down shirt. Or maybe a tucked shirt.

Don’t follow the crowd, do what you want!

I would suggest trying to get over that. Perfection is the enemy of good style. You need to actually wear your clothes and move in them-you aren’t a mannequin.

Getting over that is not good advice when someone tells you they have a psychological condition.

@@Lumiden Yeah, thanks for the understanding. There are some trigger points where I feel I'm stuck in a loop and it's a harrowing feeling. Like going crazy

@@TruthTriumphs786 I'm the same, with these kind of clothes there would be so much tailoring involved and cleaning costs, all besides the imense cost of purchasing all that...

​@@ZdamanetaNot necessarily. My office work wardrobe was wash and wear, never dry clean (except of course for jackets.) A nicely ironed shirt looks sharp when the occasion calls for it. If you keep your colors agreeable you can mix and match more looks. Shop for sales, just don't wear polyester! Lol!

Nice! how about a sub?

Exactly my point what you have is enough and you re perfect in anything you choose to wear as long as you re comfortable. Much love ❤❤

Thanks!