Here Are Some Best Ways On How To Find Your Style Male

Thousands of photographs of agents, dandies, and influencers dance across Instagram feeds every day, thanks to websites like The Gentleman’s Gazette, which provide an encyclopedic amount of knowledge on how to dress effectively. How can you know what suits you when there’s so much information available online? How To Find Your Style Male

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When it comes to traditional men’s style, those who are new to the game can rapidly become overwhelmed when attempting to figure out what they want to wear. Even guys who have been wearing classic style for a long time can get stuck in a rut. So, given all of the guidance and knowledge available, how do you go about discovering your particular style? Here are our top ten suggestions.

With Contrasting Yellow Pants and Brown Oxfords, Spezzato Suit Jacket and Matching Vest
Raphael wears a colorful Spezzato suit with a matching vest and yellow pants, as well as brown Oxfords.
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Here Are Some Best Ways On How To Find Your Style Male

1. Define Your Personal Style

You’ve already established that you like to dress a certain manner if you’re reading this post, so you already know what you like and don’t like. Try writing with your favorite fountain pen on a piece of paper (or just use your computer). In a sentence or a few words, describe your style:

What would you use to define your perfect appearance? It might be described as “vintage academic” or “Italian sprezzatura,” yet it could also be described as “put-together” or “preppy.”
What are your favorite outfits? Do you have any vests? Do you prefer regatta blazers to bombers and safari jackets?
What are your favorite and least favorite things?
What are some of your favorite fashion icons? What do you think about their style?
A Lamy Safari fountain pen and fountain pen paper
Participate in a writing task to determine your writing style.

2. Collect images that inspire you

Pinterest’s classic style boards
You can save photographs of styles, outfits, and objects that you enjoy to help you describe your style. Pinterest is the easiest way to do this and is one of the most popular social media sites in the world, second only to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the most convenient way to do so.

A collection of Pinterest boards dedicated to vintage menswear. It is a simple way to collect and preserve images relevant to classic men’s style, despite its reputation for photos of craft projects and recipes.

With the Pinterest app on your phone, you can save any image from any website to your digital scrapbook or board. Looking at your pins will not only help you remember clothing you want to buy, but they will also give you a holistic sense of your style when viewed all together. Of course, you may gather photographs from other people’s Pinterest boards as well, which leads us to item 3.

3. Seek out style role models (plural).

You’ll see a lot of well-dressed gentlemen on social media, whether it’s on the number one source of online style inspiration–Instagram–or on Tumblr microblogs or Pinterest boards. It’s crucial to remember, though, that just because you enjoy someone’s personal style and he has 15,000 Instagram followers, what he wears might not work on you.

Outside of social media, the same may be said for well-dressed guys like Cary Grant, David Beckham, and Idris Elba. You could be older or younger, or you could have a different body type or skin tone, to name a few factors that can influence what looks best on you. With so many individuals contributing to social media, there’s a good chance you’ll encounter someone on Instagram who has a body type or general appearance similar to yours.

Everyone’s style is a mash-up of influences, ranging from family members to friends to celebrities and random individuals on the internet. Similarly, when it comes to style icons, the ideal method is to make a list of specific items you admire from other people. It’s crucial not to replicate just one individual since you’ll come across as a clone.

It’s evident that you’re copying Agnelli if you wear your watch over your sleeve cuffs. Sven Raphael Schneider’s use of cufflinks, boutonnieres, and pocket squares is admirable, while Dan Trepanier’s contemporary urban edge is appealing. You may admire Mark Cho’s ability to combine colors with ease, but the wider cuts of his coats are not for you. Choose from a smorgasbord of influences, keeping in mind that you don’t have to be committed to a single style guru.

4. Be honest with yourself

Even though you’re influenced by a lot of different people, try to stay true to yourself. Do what you believe is right for you, not what is fashionable. There are certain common sprezzatura style options that can be found all over the internet, such as leaving your button-down shirt collar unfastened or wearing your necktie back blade longer than the front and below your waistline. These are fashionable approaches that are more concerned with conformity than with originality.

Avoid copying what’s popular on the internet, such as the Pitti Peacocks.

Because “everyone” is doing it in Suitsupply advertising or photos from Pitti Uomo (and earning 2000 “likes”), it can be tempting to buy tight suits, wear a suit jacket with sweatpants, or have your pants hemmed above your ankles.

5. Don’t Be Afraid to Try New Things

There’s no substitute for hands-on experimenting when it comes to developing your own particular style. If you see someone wearing an olive green linen jacket, you should give it a try.

Linus Norbom is dressed in a green linen jacket, white slacks, and a green and white gingham shirt.
Linus Norbom is dressed in a green linen jacket, white slacks, and a green and white gingham shirt.
You can look at photos all you want, but you won’t know if pleated pants are for you until you try them on. Though a point collar shirt might look better on your rounded face shape in theory, you won’t know for sure until you try one on and compare it to a spread collar.

Collars range in formality from casual to dressy.
Try on various collars in various formalities to find what works best for you.
For shirt collars, I experimented with point collars, cutaways, spreads, long points, and button downs before deciding on my favorite. I acquired practically every hue in sport coats during the first few years of my interest in menswear, but my favorites have subsequently narrowed down to blues, browns, and beiges.

Spezzato paired with a vest and slacks
Experiment with different looks, such as wearing wristbands or separating a suit.
If possible, try them on at boutiques and stores to discover how they appeal to you. Alternatively, you can buy thrift or secondhand for parts you aren’t sure about. Yes, you will make mistakes and purchase something experimental that you will not enjoy, but that is why there are return policies.

If you need more time to decide whether something is right for you, there are always reseller markets like eBay or Grailed. Try not to think of it as a waste of money if you sell at a loss. Consider the trip to be a part of the reward. It’s like trying a new type of sushi or going to a new city for the first time. There should be no regrets because you’re in it for the experience. It’s all part of the process of learning.

6. Recognize your physical attributes

We don’t follow trends for a variety of reasons, one of which is that they rarely suit everyone. Suits today, for example, have a slim fit that only flatters certain body shapes. It’s best to work with what you have rather than trying to adapt to trends if you want to capture your “own” style. Begin by analyzing your physical characteristics, such as your physique, age, and skin tone.

How do you choose the perfect colors for your skin tone?
Finding the proper colors for your skintone is an important part of your style.
A dark navy shirt could wash you out if you have pale skin. You can wear more colorful or hotter colors if you have dark skin. Slim cut pants and a loafer without socks might not be the ideal look for someone over fifty.

Grimod is dressed in a sky blue linen suit.
At any age, great style may be achieved; here, Herbert Stricker wears a sky blue linen suit.
Trying to impose a style that doesn’t work for you just because you saw someone else do it online is a mistake. Although the desire to wear anything you want is great, it is not always possible. Realizing that just because you like how someone wore something doesn’t mean you can or should wear it yourself is a sign of style maturity.

7. Be aware of your surroundings

Recognize that your style will be influenced by your location as you develop it. The way men dress on the internet frequently has little to do with how they dress in real life. What someone wears to Pitti Uomo or to market a product is meant first and foremost to attract attention in a medium saturated with competing pictures. Something may be photographed in a way that makes it appealing, but consider whether the style would work in your own home.

David Evans wears a sweater and a denim and brown country sport coat.
David Evans demonstrates his rural style.
You may be able to wear suits most of the time if you live in Manhattan, but if you live in rural Kentucky, this fashion choice will make you stand out like a sore thumb. If you’re in Italy, you can wear bright, fitted jackets that are appropriate there, but they’ll seem out of place in London. Part of your own style–what you wear–is, in reality, influenced by your surroundings.

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