- Wear
turtlenecks if you are an older man. They'll keep you warm throughout
the day and they're also extremely stylish.
Winter hats are not stupid or geekey looking. In fact a tasteful winter
hat is fashionable on an older man, and can be really cool looking and
hip for a teen ( as well as warm feeling if you have a shaven head or
very short haircut ). Many of the top designer names do beanies.
A 'polar'
fleece sweater makes for a great winter accessory. Wear it under a thick
winter coat for freezing or rainy days or on its own in milder weather.
Always
wear thick quality socks to protect your feet from the cold and avoid
excessive perspiration.
GENERAL
WINTER FASHION DO'S
Always
try matching your shoes with your belt. If you have trouble matching
colours, this simple rule will prevent many colour mismatches.
Black is a classic. It suits every person and occasion. It's always
okay to wear black but remember that other colours do exist. Try spicing
up your wardrobe with more exciting colours as well. At the same time
simplicity is key. Choose classic styles and colours. Also, avoid mixing
and matching too many colours. [ see the colour
guide page ]
Always take care of your clothes. Looking after them properly will ensure
that your clothes always look clean and remain in mint condition.
Always take care of your personal appearance too. Keep yourself clean
and well-groomed at all times. Don't forget to apply long-lasting deodorant
or antiperspirant on a daily basis, even in winter, because smelling
bad is a definite turnoff for everybody around you, no matter how great
you look. Try to find a stick/roll-on/spray without Aluminium in it,
as repeated and prolonged exposure to this can cause you long-term health
damage.
GENERAL
WINTER FASHION DON'TS
Unless
you're at the gym or wearing a white suit, do NOT wear white socks.
Don't wear trousers that are too short.
Don't mix and match too many colours.
Keep the glitzy mixes for the ski slopes on holiday.
SPECIFIC
WINTER CLOTHING DON'TS
Don't
wear two pairs of socks at once. Your feet will sweat more and you'll
risk getting blisters.
Don't wear earmuffs. They look silly. Wear a good hat or beanie instead.
Don't go outside in the cold weather if you're not properly dressed.
It's just not cool to catch pneumonia.
Don't leave home without Kleenex or a handkerchief for your runny nose.
These fashion dos and don'ts might seem obvious, yet every day, you
will notice guys who don't follow them. Ask yourself if you're one of
them.
Winter
clothing and fashion advice for outsize and large men