How To Look More Attractive This Summer | Men's Fashion Essentials 2022 

30% of men a18-30 are "untouched" do you think they all just forgot how to shower and dress at the same time?

@@Syncrotron9001 most of them can be a 5 with exceptions

@@Syncrotron9001 many could use a neck shave, some exercise, better fitting clothing and less stress. Self improvement improves more than just one's look, since your array is what people see (before meeting someone maybe)

@@ogreman-lll-957 Something must have happened for so many men to forget to shower and dress themselves, what was it?

@@Syncrotron9001 no that’s blue pill bs

Yay! I’m so glad! 🥰

@T Sierra Same here! I prefer cold weather and usually stick to fall colors and fabrics, so this is a helpful guide to force me to try some new styles👍😀

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I hear ya - T Sierra! Great tips - by Courtney! And speaking of Shirts - I love Polo shirts… And when it comes to Polo shirts - I like to wear the solid colors the most, they just feel right to me. Not to mention that you can pair them up with other clothing very easily! My favorite go to color is black, and sometimes white - they look and feel great! …you just can’t go wrong with any of them! Anyway, that’s my two cents. -Carlos Verde - Dating Tips

@@CourtneyRyan hey you should put some links to these shirts and stuff in your Descriptions. Most of us guys don't know where to go besides Amazon of like Khols.

And she would succeed

These vids only breed disappointment

@@vinblack85 alpha dudes can't be disappointed..

@@abrarnizam4921 yeah I don't know what he's talking about because I enjoy all of the extra attention since I started changing my wardrobe last year because of Courtney's videos. Then again I'm comfortable enough starting a conversation with anyone and everyone and of course I know how to read people so I know how to flirt and make friends

True. She's very passionate about dudes cleaning up our act......

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Love it! I’m sure you’d rock a Panama hat!

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Ray Bans are made by Exotica now. :( Garbage Chinese brand.

@@MuahMan Thanks for the info.

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For me linen is hard to come by so I always go after cotton, as I don't like polyester because it makes me itchy and of course it traps in heat, and it doesn't iron well (holding crease that is)

Just like when she brought up no show socks it is hard to find cotton in the men's section so I actually go through the women section to stock up on cotton no show socks

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Adds character, and texture

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Happy shopping!

Sorry, where are you from?

Stay warm 😂

That would be fun!

There's a difference between synthetics used in athletic or techwear that's woven to better deal with sweat and synthetics used just to keep clothing costs as cheap as possible. Think of how much less breathable a fully polyester suit is versus a wool suit (even just a normal one, not a tropical wool or other weave meant to be more breathable in heat)

I see, thanks for the clarification! It seems like as ever the answer is “it depends” / “it’s complicated” and there are always exceptions

I agree, I avoid cotton like the plague during summer months.

If you get a merino wool it’ll pull moisture away and keep you cool extremely well. But you will pay more for it.

All the wicking fabrics are synthetic blends that I know of. Some include cotton for comfort. Cotton absorbs but doesn't let go. The wicking fabrics come out of the washer nearly dry. Hanes has some great white tees that are stretchy and wick. Underwear too of course. Courtney may have been thinking of some of the older rayon golf shirts that were like wearing a plastic shirt. Also, I've never been to Cleveland (R&R HOF would be cool) but if it's really humid there, that will slow down the respiration of moister out of the fabric. I have "Hyperhydrosis", used to live in N Carolina, wicking shirts and underwear helped me there, but I moved to Nevada, it makes a huge difference. hotter here, but feels cooler because 10-15% humidity.

So neat! Alexander McQueen is amazing.

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🤣🤣🙃 you forgot soccer socks for your sandals

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I'm not Courtney but to be honest, dress for the weather. If it's hot one day and you want to leave the house, just wear the shorts. Lots of people do including myself, especially in countries like Southeast Asia where it's literally hot all year round, and I'm also in my early 20s. As long as you're not naked or look suspicious, don't concern yourself with what anyone else thinks. It takes more than an outfit to get someone's attention. For example, if you can elegantly play on a public piano during the summer, nobody cares about you wearing shorts and you get the good kind of attention. It's a win-win.

You shouldn't feel emasculated when men for many many many years were short shorts and women had to wear skirts only and as a guy who never skipped leg day I love showing off my legs. I feel very masculine but I also am masculine all around

Squat more.

@@JeffCaplan313 It's not that I don't like the way my legs look. It's that shorts feel like a "boy" thing and not a "man" thing.

@@Mew__ All I hear is complaining instead of squatting. 😜 ✌️

Love them for spring!

@@CourtneyRyan me too. Especially when there is a chance of rain like yesterday

How do you recommend testing out a fragrance without buying it beforehand?

I do not think short shorts are appealing on men at all. I don't think shorts are practical in general unless you're [playing a sport], on the beach/shore, swimming, or maybe on a boat. I prefer breathable relaxed/classic fit pants. I also do not like rolling my sleeves up. Not to mention it actually restricts air flow when you do so and won't cool you down. If it's too humid, I'll just wear a short sleeve shirt. You're right, t-shirts are not attractive.

@@ChillCash Actually, I am right on all my comments or at least in my view. You might be right on the air flow on short sleeved shirts, but I think long sleeve shirts look better and then you can lower your sleeves if you are out in the sun for very long in order to protect your skin from the sun. Being covered up is better for the skin and is really cooler than being exposed to the sun. Long shorts look awkward and do not provide the air flow or the flexibility of short shorts, plus long shorts look like the 1990's and afterward whereas short shorts harken back to a better time from the 1930's-1980's when men typically wore shorter shorts. Everything went down the tubes after the mid-1990's. The look depends on the shape of one's legs. I only wear shorts for exercising or playing tennis in any case. Certainly, men looked better playing tennis and playing basketball in the past with shorter shorts.

@@christophergraves6725 That's a hilarious response lol. Yes, as a matter of fact I prefer long sleeves as well! I just don't like rolling my sleeves up. I find it unnecessary unless I need to do some kind of work or something that they would otherwise interfere with. I think shorts in general look awkward if they're not being used for a purpose. You said you wear them for tennis for example, so yes I completely agree with that. But wearing those same shorts in a casual public setting would indeed be awkward as I'm sure you'd agree! The length that they use in basketball now is a happy medium.

@@ChillCash I still disagree on the length of shorts especially in basketball. Michael Jordan started the inelegant baggy, long shorts. I understand that he had specially designed these long, baggy shorts so that he could wear his UNC basketball uniform shorts under his Chicago Bulls shorts. Apparently, he was superstitious about continuing to wear his college uniform. Btw, these kind of talismans and lucky charms really do work according to a number of scientific studies. The researchers attribute their success to increasing a person's self-confidence. I am not sure that is the only thing going on there. In any case, I see that basketball players looked better in the past as did most people most of the time. I do agree that men should not wear shorts except for some good reason such as sports or working out. That's fine to not roll up your sleeves. I do it all of the time to get the sleeves out from being messed up while I have my hands in something. I typically have them rolled up so I am not always sure how they got rolled up. But I have heard a number of girls say that they like to see men in rolled up sleeves. I never thought to do it in order to appear attractive to women, but I can see how they would view men's hands, wrists and forearms as being a turn-on. It is also more of a turn-on for them and for men to see something that is hidden and then revealed like a man seeing a girl with a slit in her skirt-assuming that she has good legs.

@@christophergraves6725 That's quite interesting about the superstitions and talismans. Indeed. That's precisely what I mean, to prevent the sleeves from getting damaged or wet perhaps, but I do it temporarily and without actually rolling. I only undo one button and do one fold then just slide it up slightly. Quick and easy. For your last point, I will have to argue that forearm size is still visible in a shirt sleeve just like calf size is in a pant leg. You don't necessarily need to see skin to be able to visualize a silhouette. Some women like to be tantalized lol. Also, some ladies may find that a man with their sleeves rolled up appears somewhat careless. Cuffs around the wrists look very noble and elegant.

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Good advice

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I like 5. More room to move.

RU-vid's favorite big sister lol