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B Free Style
Designer does not mean you are the shit, so do not stress on having to buy them..
Men- like I state to women, please use color in your waredrobe, if you are dark complexion- venture into the brighter colors. Like purples, greens, yellows, reds, blues.. etc.. Do not go designered out and wear five designers in one outfit, nor do you want to go 5 pieces from one designer. That is a huge NO NO.. If you do- try to stay away from the monogram pieces- meaning the pieces that have the designer logo or name splattered all over the item. Stick with straight leg denim instead of wide leg and do not go too skinny on the skinny jeans.. Stick to the basic design from a designer with nothing but a small logo to trademark the item. STAY away from MONOGRAM...
For example- take these YSL shoes below... one would never know who they were made buy unless you are a fashionista/nisto or checked the small tag placed on the back of the shoes- take these shoes and NOW you can match them with a gucci belt or a Fendi belt. Get where im going with this????
These YSL for mens spring collection are amazing. and I am a huge Fendi lover...
You do not have to wear designer to make a statement or be classified as your game being super on point. But men you must match and use your color palette to the fullest. Try new things, and different textures to compliment your outfit. Invest just like women do in major important pieces, like a nice trench coat- shown above. Burberry is the best at doing trench coats or military inspired coats. Invest in watches and nice pairs of shoes.. Shoes make the biggest statement so you better have a great shoe game.
Your jeans should sit on your bottom perfectly and not be too wide leg. The color of denim makes and breaks an outfit. Going lighter makes it look messy and not put together. Going darker makes your outfit look sharper and more posed. Take the deep v necks out of your closet and change them up for more round neck.
Try navy blue and black with dark denim. then change it up with a cream shirt...
Gucci is probably the most go to designer that men wear, But try other designers like Louis Vuitton, YSL, Louboutin shoes instead. To me, Gucci is so predictable. Try Bally's, or Tom Ford.
Women- Pick out some accessories for your man, Man pick out some statement pieces yourself. Trust me you will get noticed.
Men- like I state to women, please use color in your waredrobe, if you are dark complexion- venture into the brighter colors. Like purples, greens, yellows, reds, blues.. etc.. Do not go designered out and wear five designers in one outfit, nor do you want to go 5 pieces from one designer. That is a huge NO NO.. If you do- try to stay away from the monogram pieces- meaning the pieces that have the designer logo or name splattered all over the item. Stick with straight leg denim instead of wide leg and do not go too skinny on the skinny jeans.. Stick to the basic design from a designer with nothing but a small logo to trademark the item. STAY away from MONOGRAM...
For example- take these YSL shoes below... one would never know who they were made buy unless you are a fashionista/nisto or checked the small tag placed on the back of the shoes- take these shoes and NOW you can match them with a gucci belt or a Fendi belt. Get where im going with this????
These YSL for mens spring collection are amazing. and I am a huge Fendi lover...
Brown and maroon are wonderful together. match this with dark denim and a navy blue shirt.
To Be Continued - IN THE MEANTIME Start shopping
