6 dress Style Tips For Young Men

Too many young men are starting their professional lives without a clue as to how to dress.Young men are the future leaders of society, and dressing sharp is the first step towards becoming a professional.

 Dress Your Footwear Up
 
Starting from the ground up, appropriate-fitting footwear is the first step to dressing sharp.
 If you’ve never owned really good shoes before, brace yourself and get ready to pay a significant amount of money for well-made, classic footwear.A good pair of dress shoes will last you years and stay good-looking with nothing more than some light cleaning and the occasional shine.

 Dress to Look Older
 

The way you dress is the way you are addressed.

If you’re still wearing clothes that scream “student days” you’re going to be treated like a boy with no experience in the real world.

Ignore Fashion Trends.
 

Most young men don’t have the budget to buy new pants every month or two — so stay away from pants that are only presentable during an “in” season.

Distressed or bleached jeans are a great example; several different designer labels briefly managed to sell the image on the public, and then the fad changed and left a lot of people with very expensive jeans too beat-up to wear in public.

Take Care of Your Clothing.
 

Generally speaking, being young means having less money to throw around.

If you’ve shelled out for a few pieces of good, quality clothing — a custom suit, a pair of expensive dress shoes, what have you — it’s worth a few bucks more to keep the clothes in good shape.

That means using good hangers for your suits, shoe trees for your shoes, and a little tender loving care with the washing machine.

Some of your clothes can come from thrift shops, if you’re lucky enough to have a reasonably common body type and some well-to-do neighborhoods nearby.

 Have at Least One Good Suit in the Closet

 

 No matter what your job is, you’re going to need a decent suit at some point.If you’re in a field where you’re going to wear one regularly you should look for a variety of colors and styles; if you just need a single suit for infrequent dress occasions stick with a classic single-breasted, two-button suit in charcoal gray or navy blue.

 Replace T-shirts with Polos and Sport Shirts

Wearing T-shirts to the gym or when you are performing house chores is fine.
But wearing T-shirts to social events or to work is a no-no, especially when the shirt is too big and made from a shoddy fabric advertising the company who gave it to you a decade ago.