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Hoch
 Post subject: Dressing Classy
PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 6:08 am 
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To each their own, but me personally I prefer to have a clean cut, man's man classy look. That's that image that I want. What does one need to have to make that look. Problem that I have is not knowing where to go and what to get. If you have ideas on what makes that image; from designer names, stores, types of clothes, and accessories, let me know.
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 4:27 am 
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classy: jos a.banks, vanhuasen, mens warehouse, etc.

mans man. leather jakcet, boots good denim jeans no holes, botton down shirt/polo/ sweater. etc.

meat the to somewere in the middle, maybe get a suit, or slacks and a sport coat, pm i can help put together some outfits, i work for jos a bank. and i know styles

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Suits are always classy. If you are lean, go for slim cuttings as they make you look really good. It is always important to get the size that fits you perfectly. I used to get clothes that are slightly bigger than what I actually am because I thought I would gain more weight, but I didn't and that made me look like a snob. Everything should fit snugly (even your pants, without the belts). I get my stuff from ASOS, it has a pretty good range of smart casual and tailored clothes. If you have the money, a personal tailor would be the best choice.
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suits are nice but can look to formal go for navys and greys with patterns... black is very formal, and sport coats wth slacks is always good casue its classy but makes you like more fun and is greta in the summer

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Maybe you could dress a bit like Pete Doherty. Classy but tough.

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Express Men is perfect for the modern, hip, classy man.
I shop there often.
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i prefer

Ermenegildo Zegna
Paul Smith
Etro
Canali
Hugo
Zanella

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