10 thumbs up ! I am 60 years old and still rocking any look I want ! There is no item of clothing , style or color , that is off limits to you just because of age, it depends on what works on your body, what you like , and what the situation is. Experiment, try stuff on , have fun !
I’m 60 still love fashion style and keep in gym shape , I’m a big fan of One Dapper Street for years and follow your style and make it work for my age , it keeps me looking fresh and younger looking. My Fashion advice is always keep it classic and elegant at an older age. Thank you
Thank you so much for this. Makes me weirdly feel validated for how I dress. I’m 35, and a dad and refuse to give up certain things like my Jordan’s and some more street stylish casual looks on the weekends. It’s my style, and makes me feel comfortable in my own skin.
I am so glad your channel appears to be 'maturing' with you. I agree with your sentiments in general especially with regards to wearing clothes being primarily mindful of the appropriateness of the situation. 20s, experimental stage, try all styles and play with trends to be sure. 30s to me is like a transitional stage where you still can get away with following cutting edge trends if you want to but be more mindful of your lifestyle, and you should tend to an aspirational style, find what really works and what doesn't. 40s, you are likely more established re your style, thus you most likely have established your 'uniform', but be mindful to have 'fun' once in a while.
Just now I’m watching this video and you have no idea how important is for me. I’m 32 and for the first time ever I have money to buy whatever clothes I want, so I feel that I’m in my 20s experimenting a lot and trying as much as I can to discover myself. I’m oscillating a lot but I’m very happy and comfortable with all the styles I’m navigating.
Finally! The voice of reason. Marcel you nailed it in this video. I have watched other similar content by others regarding age appropriate attire . It seems as soon as they get to the 40 year old demographic they think it's all about wearing a suit and overcoats and sport blazers and hard bottoms. That's not every man's lifestyle. You make the outfit, the outfit doesn't make you. " Fashion fades Style stays " -CoCo Chanel
However, there is an undeniable power and aura that comes from wearing just a sport/ suit coat. Also, women love the look of a well fitted coat; it's that masculine energy and power I mentioned. Lastly, I love l the layering and accessory opportunities from coats. Whom inspires me are the Italians!
I don't like dressing like a business man when I am a systems administrator. Two completely different lifestyles with different social circles and different work uniforms.
I really, really liked this video. As someone that just turned 40, I’m always being told to dress a certain way that I just don’t feel is comfortable for me.
Thanks so much for doing this video! Having just entered my 30s, I'm finding it hard to part with some of my staple pieces from my 20s but at the same time, I realise that I don't want to give off the impression that i'm trying to look younger than I am. I'm also discovering that comfortable summer looks are much harder at this age
I don't think they're that hard brother. It's about the fabric. In California Summers I rock linen, performance polyester, tropical wool and breathable cotton (primarily in chinos and shirts). Some ideas: For top I would wear a linen suit jacket with a polo or moisture wicking T-shirt, or just a simple linen dress shirt with the sleeves tucked up; for the bottom some straight fit trousers or chinos because the way they drape not only looks nice, but helps ventilate air; lastly on the really hot days I'll wear a pair of loafers with no show socks. I also, like hats so I usually have a panama or paper material fedora. It's great for sun protection and breathability. In conclusion, you can easily look mature, dapper and stylish while keeping cool with the right fabrics and material 😎
I'm 43 and dress like I'm 28. I get lots of compliments from girls in their 20s. I suppose it will be a little bit different in a few years when I'm fully grey haired. I looked like a tech geek when I was in my 20s and 30s. Now I've improved my shaped, gotten laser surgery, better faded haircut, watched a million TH-cam videos on what to wear, and mostly buy the better version of the item each time since it is not a big expense for me at this age. I did not get my V8 muscle car until I was 30 because that was when I could afford it even though its something guys generally benefit from in their teens. I found out from experience that women do not give a damn about your car but they do care if you have a membership to a local car wash, how good that car wash is, and whether you get it washed every week. They also care if it has four doors and whether it has plenty of room inside of it and how plush the seats are. The quality of the stereo matters too. No one wanted to ride in my two door piece of crap. It pushed women away and attracted young immature guys that the girls wanted to be far away from. I kept it for 12 years. I should have replaced it after 3 years. I won't be making that mistake again. Sorry for the long digression, lol. The point is, if you are late to a particular experience, you still have to go through the experience no matter what stage in life you are. I got my first pair of Chucks, Vans, Pumas, etc. recently too. I'm not going to miss out on that experience just because I grew up in a poor family that did not know about such wonderful things when I was a kid. Now I make six figures, have finished one of the top schools, have no debt even though I lost a gazillion in the markets, lol. I can afford to make up for lost time.
I am 35, looking on more than 25. My wardrobe is mainly street attire, some outfits are straight trendy, some are my own style, which is a mixture of trend and timeless. Wear what you feel like.
I say just wear what you like, rn im interested in wearing cowboy boots now with bootcut jeans, I never thought I could see myself wearing this but now i do
I was very interested to watch this video because I was curious about what you have to say on this topic. I’m 29 and my style has matured significantly over the past 5-10 years; I hardly follow the trends these days as I’m trying to get to a capsule wardrobe. I appreciate your views on this topic, it was fascinating to see what you had to say regarding the way we dress. That being said, I’m pretty happy where I’m at in terms of styling myself despite my age I tend to dress older and I’m comfortable with that because it makes me feel confident and also allows me to fit in no matter what the situation.
This was so good. Really great! I could relate to many things as you kept talking and explaining. In many ways. Put a smile on my face as i kept talking to myself and accepting a lot. Felt very encouraging. ☺️
You earned a Sub after I watched your 4 Chelsea boots video. This the second video I’m watching of yours , looking to up my fashion and style. Haven’t been minutes yet into the video and yes I agree you should dress your age, not only is it for your age but it comes off more attractive to women. Lastly I just purchased my first tailored suit as my birthday is approaching, which I’ll be 29 on the 22nd
Awesome video! I've always leaned towards streetwear but when I became a Realtor I had to find a balance between the two. The dapper look is completely new to me. And i've put together a few outfits. Came here for some inspiration and got exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Marcel, your channel is absolutely AMAZING!! I am new but, catching up on all of your videos and enjoying every second. Thanks so much for your knowledge and expertise.....you are the best!
I think the best rule is to just dress for your environment and then play around within that realm - so indirectly you're dressing for your age. A 3 piece suit may look fantastic on you but if you're a 20 year old wearing that to school where everyone else is just dressed casual you're gonna look totally out of place (I've seen it done several times at my own school and it NEVER works regardless of how nice the suit itself is)
I don't see how that doesn't work? The person has to wear it with confidence. But, a 3 piece suit and even 2 piece might be too much, but again, if requires the confidence of the wearer.
Great video and definitely important to stress appropriateness and lifestyle as the main factor for choosing your style. Though, that might also be the very reason why it often looks out of place when some wear suits to school. I disagree a bit on the general notion that style is timeless, as nothing really is and our style is indeed affected by external factors. Maybe it would be better to say that fashion and trends are what the mainstream is pushing for people to wear, and style is how you incorporate it (or not) and make it your own? For someone to have “good style” I think that there need to be a sense of authenticity 🙂 it needs to look like you are wearing the clothes and not the other why around.
I don't know why or whether it is even something for me to worry about or not but for me I am happy as long as most of my family is happy with a suit etc., even though I don't bother myself (much) about external validation since I hardly care what I wear except for some crazy colors that my siblings always like to make me wear (and I can't honestly tell whether they are even serious or are just pulling my leg). Why, simply because my attention is not on what I am wearing all or at least most of the time and unlike others, I don't feel more or less confident in this shirt or that pants, and I sometimes argue with my family on this saying that you are just exaggerating what is (at least to me) a very simple shopping experience and most (most likely) won't even care what are they wearing after a few minutes or an hour or max two unless of course someone or something brings their attention back to their clothes. I guess what I mean is how many of us go stand in front of a full-body mirror again and again just to appreciate what are we wearing and as if we are trying to compensate for something or just to get another confidence boost? But then again I don't do selfies or sh!t so maybe I have nothing to worry about being photo perfect or whatever. In short, I believe we humans don't care what's not in our minds or even in front of our very eyes, and to me, it's all needless drama and worthless trouble!
I tried dressing my age but it stifled my vibrant personality. Making my style more formal clashed with my job environment and my build was not complimented by the dapper style at 5’2” I always looked like I was wearing my daddy’s clothing. Back to a more relaxed loose style the loss in esthetics versus my boost in confidence I feel in wear clothing that comes from my soul is worth it .
way better, since im 13 im told that i cant wear blazers, hoodies are better. but if i’m going to a restaurant to eat, or something kinda formal like that, blazer >>>
I turn 41 in Nov. Currently wear yeezys, oversized t shirts and 5 inch inseam shorts to the bar. Khakis and polos to work. Slim fit suits to parties/ weddings. Sometimes I do feel like I'm dressing like a 20 year old but I like streetwear and have been a sneaker head since my teens.🤷♂️
@@tilschulz94 i'm almost 60 and in shape&sporty, try to dress stylish, and yep 40 is young😁 from my point of view (imagine Tom Cruise or Matt Damon both end 50s) I don't wanna be 20 again but style never ends and casual clothes are my go to... and yes Marcel also can inspire me in some ways although he's 30ys younger👌
You heard about hip-hop artists? A lot of them are older than you and they still dress like their younger self. Fuck the society .Wear whatever the fuck you want
Your point about appropriateness was key. I'm 46, and during my 30's the more dapper, smart casual trend became big. My graphic tees and multi pocketed jeans went to the charity shop, and slim fit chinos, chambray shirts and blazers now dominated my wardrobe. Today, as I work from home, and have a 4 year old running round the gaff, my style is not so serious. Ankle length loose fitting pants, a plain pocket tee and new balance 574's are my go-to. It's just not practical to be so smart.
I always want to dress like i was in 40 in my 20s. However you tube did not exist at that time to educate me so I had no clue how to do it. Never was into trendy clothes in my 20s i just did it to fit in.
i'm 17 and for a very long period, i used do dress like casual jeans and t shirt, and since 2 and a half years ago when i started my studies in cathering school and must be dressed in suit or shirt and pants, i knew that i found my own style because everybody told me i looked great in suit or chino and shirt, sry for my english i'm french
What i see here in germany is that successful men more and more love to dress casual. Cause they haven't to prove anything anymore.... What i find sad is when suit wearer don't come out of that when they spend freetime. Some have really trouble to feel comfortable in white sneaks or lighter jeans... I would recommend take the best of every decade and wear it in the right situation. The older you get the more versatile your wardrobe grow... if you're a bit on the style side
Came here because I’m 41 and I’m wondering if I really should adapt and wear sweater vests over a button up and look like a classy dad. It doesn’t really feel my style. I’ve really built up a wardrobe around leather jackets, boots or minimal sneakers, jeans, and various shirts. I do have something for almost every occasion, but I definitely lean into the “rugged bad boy” look. I dunno, I’m just not an old soul or a dad type.
This is the best video ever. It matters what you do for work, what lifestyle you have, and who you hang out with. I'm 43, single, and never married. Recently, I started going to bars that have mostly people in their 20's. I like having the fun people have in their 20's since I missed out on much of it the first time around. I'm also dressing the way I should have when I was in my 20s. I don't see myself getting married so no reason to dress too dapper. I spent my 30s dressing dapper and it did not really do anything for me with women. Also, I switched to the IT field recently and most of the team dresses like crap. Some of them do not even take showers or brush their teeth. I am over dressed compared to most of them actually. Most of my older friends outside of work are from late 20s to late 30s and most of them wear classic sneaks and t-shirts. I do not know a single guy out there in the universe that is dapper. Everyone considers dapper guys to be gay.
I think people need to understand. Nothing will make you feel more comfortable and stylish than improving your body.. Coming from someone who has lost 50 lbs this year.. The clothes are so insignificant when you feel unhealthy.
The secret is to be versatile really. I always thought my 2nd level manager was uptight and boring because it always seemed like he wore the same khaki pants, white striped tucked in dress shirt, and probably some Dr Scholls everyday. Ofc he’s gonna have that manager like appearance, very Steve Jobs’ish. He’s like 42 and I’m 38 so we’re close in age. However when we had a bowling party for our section, he wore an Iverson Jersey and some new all white air forces. I was a bit shocked because I didn’t know he was about that. I still rock jerseys and sneakers so I was surprised. I’ve never seen dude so relaxed and less serious, he was even taking shots and went bar hopping with some of my other coworkers afterwards. It was a side of him I’ve never seen and tbh, it was cool because now I knew he wasn’t a robot lol.
30’s is the best for skinny guys with slight bulk. 20’s is great for short guys and casual guys. 40’s is just good for office or a wedding or some really formal occasions.
Hey Marcel, interessantes Video! Ich finde auch, das man das tragen sollte, in dem man sich selbstbewusst und komfortabel fühlt. Mich wieder mal interessieren wie es bei dir war? Deine Style Journey hat wahrscheinlich schon in deine Teenage years angefangen. Wie alt warst du eigentlich als du nach NYC gezogen bist? Was würdest du jungen Leuten raten, die jetzt ihre 20er starten? Ich wünsche Dir noch einen schönen Tag! :)
Can I still just say I only found out you were in your 30's with the "asking for our suggestions" video, dude you look late 20's at most with the facial hair right now
hilarious.. z bois be dressing like us x blokes in their 30s to prove theyre hip.. we were confident enough to do that in our 20s. only boomers (your dad) knew what was what in their 40s.. the world broke ages ago.. you be catchin up cuz.... you can still wear your matching jimmy jams to the bar for lolly water... we wont forget... lol
10 thumbs up ! I am 60 years old and still rocking any look I want ! There is no item of clothing , style or color , that is off limits to you just because of age, it depends on what works on your body, what you like , and what the situation is. Experiment, try stuff on , have fun !
You really nailed it bruh when you said dress according to your lifestyle and what makes you comfortable. It’s super important.
I’m 60 still love fashion style and keep in gym shape , I’m a big fan of One Dapper Street for years and follow your style and make it work for my age , it keeps me looking fresh and younger looking.
My Fashion advice is always keep it classic and elegant at an older age.
Thank you
Thank you so much for this. Makes me weirdly feel validated for how I dress. I’m 35, and a dad and refuse to give up certain things like my Jordan’s and some more street stylish casual looks on the weekends. It’s my style, and makes me feel comfortable in my own skin.
Jordan‘s stylish? lmfao
Dude dress whatever the f you want
Thought I was the only one 😂
totally agree. we should dress like how we fell, age is from inside out....
I just turned 44 , and will never where a suit. I am a jeans, chinos , and tee type of guy.
NAILED IT!
Be You.
Let no one dictate what you should wear regardless of your age.
I am so glad your channel appears to be 'maturing' with you. I agree with your sentiments in general especially with regards to wearing clothes being primarily mindful of the appropriateness of the situation. 20s, experimental stage, try all styles and play with trends to be sure. 30s to me is like a transitional stage where you still can get away with following cutting edge trends if you want to but be more mindful of your lifestyle, and you should tend to an aspirational style, find what really works and what doesn't. 40s, you are likely more established re your style, thus you most likely have established your 'uniform', but be mindful to have 'fun' once in a while.
Just now I’m watching this video and you have no idea how important is for me. I’m 32 and for the first time ever I have money to buy whatever clothes I want, so I feel that I’m in my 20s experimenting a lot and trying as much as I can to discover myself. I’m oscillating a lot but I’m very happy and comfortable with all the styles I’m navigating.
As a 42yo who recently discovered your channel I really appreciated this video! Thanks for all your great advice Marcel
I'm 76 years old and I love dressing as a 20s
Amazing as always. I'm 19 in a month but I wear everything I want. It's all about confidence
Is it really about confidence?
Lol.
@@Tetsuito ofc. And people already know I dress nice so its not weird to them.
Finally! The voice of reason. Marcel you nailed it in this video. I have watched other similar content by others regarding age appropriate attire . It seems as soon as they get to the 40 year old demographic they think it's all about wearing a suit and overcoats and sport blazers and hard bottoms. That's not every man's lifestyle. You make the outfit, the outfit doesn't make you. " Fashion fades Style stays " -CoCo Chanel
@ Corey.... That's so true.
Age appropriate depends on lifestyle and body, not on a number👍
However, there is an undeniable power and aura that comes from wearing just a sport/ suit coat. Also, women love the look of a well fitted coat; it's that masculine energy and power I mentioned. Lastly, I love l the layering and accessory opportunities from coats. Whom inspires me are the Italians!
I don't like dressing like a business man when I am a systems administrator. Two completely different lifestyles with different social circles and different work uniforms.
Style is timeless. Agreed 100%. Great topic and content…
I've been in the fashion industry for over 20 years and just lost my love for fashion and style. This video has reignited my passion for style!
I really, really liked this video. As someone that just turned 40, I’m always being told to dress a certain way that I just don’t feel is comfortable for me.
Thanks so much for doing this video! Having just entered my 30s, I'm finding it hard to part with some of my staple pieces from my 20s but at the same time, I realise that I don't want to give off the impression that i'm trying to look younger than I am. I'm also discovering that comfortable summer looks are much harder at this age
I don't think they're that hard brother. It's about the fabric. In California Summers I rock linen, performance polyester, tropical wool and breathable cotton (primarily in chinos and shirts). Some ideas: For top I would wear a linen suit jacket with a polo or moisture wicking T-shirt, or just a simple linen dress shirt with the sleeves tucked up; for the bottom some straight fit trousers or chinos because the way they drape not only looks nice, but helps ventilate air; lastly on the really hot days I'll wear a pair of loafers with no show socks. I also, like hats so I usually have a panama or paper material fedora. It's great for sun protection and breathability. In conclusion, you can easily look mature, dapper and stylish while keeping cool with the right fabrics and material 😎
I'm 43 and dress like I'm 28. I get lots of compliments from girls in their 20s. I suppose it will be a little bit different in a few years when I'm fully grey haired. I looked like a tech geek when I was in my 20s and 30s. Now I've improved my shaped, gotten laser surgery, better faded haircut, watched a million TH-cam videos on what to wear, and mostly buy the better version of the item each time since it is not a big expense for me at this age. I did not get my V8 muscle car until I was 30 because that was when I could afford it even though its something guys generally benefit from in their teens. I found out from experience that women do not give a damn about your car but they do care if you have a membership to a local car wash, how good that car wash is, and whether you get it washed every week. They also care if it has four doors and whether it has plenty of room inside of it and how plush the seats are. The quality of the stereo matters too. No one wanted to ride in my two door piece of crap. It pushed women away and attracted young immature guys that the girls wanted to be far away from. I kept it for 12 years. I should have replaced it after 3 years. I won't be making that mistake again. Sorry for the long digression, lol. The point is, if you are late to a particular experience, you still have to go through the experience no matter what stage in life you are. I got my first pair of Chucks, Vans, Pumas, etc. recently too. I'm not going to miss out on that experience just because I grew up in a poor family that did not know about such wonderful things when I was a kid. Now I make six figures, have finished one of the top schools, have no debt even though I lost a gazillion in the markets, lol. I can afford to make up for lost time.
Frankly this is the best men's attire channel on YT. Doesn't get more educational, inspirational and self-aware.
So much truth and wisdom in this video! Thank you for sharing your experience 😁
Fashion is something you can buy.
Style is what you make of it.
I am 35, looking on more than 25. My wardrobe is mainly street attire, some outfits are straight trendy, some are my own style, which is a mixture of trend and timeless. Wear what you feel like.
Always the best! I've been a subscriber since you only have around 200k followers and now wow! Congratulations Marcel!!
Been there, done that 😎 I'm 62. Great video by the way!
I agree and don't forget to dress for your body shape.
I say just wear what you like, rn im interested in wearing cowboy boots now with bootcut jeans, I never thought I could see myself wearing this but now i do
Great video: very honest and O loved! Thank you so much!
I was very interested to watch this video because I was curious about what you have to say on this topic. I’m 29 and my style has matured significantly over the past 5-10 years; I hardly follow the trends these days as I’m trying to get to a capsule wardrobe. I appreciate your views on this topic, it was fascinating to see what you had to say regarding the way we dress. That being said, I’m pretty happy where I’m at in terms of styling myself despite my age I tend to dress older and I’m comfortable with that because it makes me feel confident and also allows me to fit in no matter what the situation.
I like your kindness, Marcel 💛
This was so good. Really great! I could relate to many things as you kept talking and explaining. In many ways. Put a smile on my face as i kept talking to myself and accepting a lot. Felt very encouraging. ☺️
Great topic to cover!
Love your practical, reassuring approach.
I really enjoyed this breakdown of fashion and style. Thanks Marcel, this was well executed!
You earned a Sub after I watched your 4 Chelsea boots video. This the second video I’m watching of yours , looking to up my fashion and style. Haven’t been minutes yet into the video and yes I agree you should dress your age, not only is it for your age but it comes off more attractive to women. Lastly I just purchased my first tailored suit as my birthday is approaching, which I’ll be 29 on the 22nd
Awesome video! I've always leaned towards streetwear but when I became a Realtor I had to find a balance between the two. The dapper look is completely new to me. And i've put together a few outfits. Came here for some inspiration and got exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Wear whatever makes u happy, don’t dress for others. But I agree it’s gotta be event appropriate
Marcel, your channel is absolutely AMAZING!! I am new but, catching up on all of your videos and enjoying every second. Thanks so much for your knowledge and expertise.....you are the best!
I think the best rule is to just dress for your environment and then play around within that realm - so indirectly you're dressing for your age.
A 3 piece suit may look fantastic on you but if you're a 20 year old wearing that to school where everyone else is just dressed casual you're gonna look totally out of place (I've seen it done several times at my own school and it NEVER works regardless of how nice the suit itself is)
I don't see how that doesn't work? The person has to wear it with confidence. But, a 3 piece suit and even 2 piece might be too much, but again, if requires the confidence of the wearer.
Muito obrigado pelo conteúdo sempre incrível e de altíssima qualidade! Aqui em casa toda a minha família é super fã do canal - desde muito anos atrás.
Great video and definitely important to stress appropriateness and lifestyle as the main factor for choosing your style. Though, that might also be the very reason why it often looks out of place when some wear suits to school. I disagree a bit on the general notion that style is timeless, as nothing really is and our style is indeed affected by external factors. Maybe it would be better to say that fashion and trends are what the mainstream is pushing for people to wear, and style is how you incorporate it (or not) and make it your own? For someone to have “good style” I think that there need to be a sense of authenticity 🙂 it needs to look like you are wearing the clothes and not the other why around.
I don't know why or whether it is even something for me to worry about or not but for me I am happy as long as most of my family is happy with a suit etc., even though I don't bother myself (much) about external validation since I hardly care what I wear except for some crazy colors that my siblings always like to make me wear (and I can't honestly tell whether they are even serious or are just pulling my leg).
Why, simply because my attention is not on what I am wearing all or at least most of the time and unlike others, I don't feel more or less confident in this shirt or that pants, and I sometimes argue with my family on this saying that you are just exaggerating what is (at least to me) a very simple shopping experience and most (most likely) won't even care what are they wearing after a few minutes or an hour or max two unless of course someone or something brings their attention back to their clothes.
I guess what I mean is how many of us go stand in front of a full-body mirror again and again just to appreciate what are we wearing and as if we are trying to compensate for something or just to get another confidence boost? But then again I don't do selfies or sh!t so maybe I have nothing to worry about being photo perfect or whatever.
In short, I believe we humans don't care what's not in our minds or even in front of our very eyes, and to me, it's all needless drama and worthless trouble!
I tried dressing my age but it stifled my vibrant personality. Making my style more formal clashed with my job environment and my build was not complimented by the dapper style at 5’2” I always looked like I was wearing my daddy’s clothing. Back to a more relaxed loose style the loss in esthetics versus my boost in confidence I feel in wear clothing that comes from my soul is worth it .
5/2 lol
@@Doesitmatter666 what makes it funny? It gives me a great center of balance for kicking jerks in the ass 😂😂👍🎉🎉.
I think dressing for the occasion is a better approach
way better, since im 13 im told that i cant wear blazers, hoodies are better.
but if i’m going to a restaurant to eat, or something kinda formal like that, blazer >>>
I agree. Age is just a number. It’s about appropriate dress per occasion or event. Be YOU
Hey mate I’m in my 60s fit and I dress like I’m in my 40s all ways get told Love your tees or shorts.even my hoodie alphalete I’m casual dresser .
I turn 41 in Nov. Currently wear yeezys, oversized t shirts and 5 inch inseam shorts to the bar. Khakis and polos to work. Slim fit suits to parties/ weddings. Sometimes I do feel like I'm dressing like a 20 year old but I like streetwear and have been a sneaker head since my teens.🤷♂️
41 is young for today's time if you take care of yourself.
I’m 35 and am wearing Yeezys and joggers with a drop cut tshirt. I’m the same man.
@@sunnychoudhary1323 41 is young? If you are that age you are older than half the people in the world. How is that young? 😄
@@tilschulz94 i'm almost 60 and in shape&sporty, try to dress stylish, and yep 40 is young😁 from my point of view (imagine Tom Cruise or Matt Damon both end 50s)
I don't wanna be 20 again but style never ends and casual clothes are my go to... and yes Marcel also can inspire me in some ways although he's 30ys younger👌
You heard about hip-hop artists? A lot of them are older than you and they still dress like their younger self. Fuck the society .Wear whatever the fuck you want
I'm so happy you put out this video being I'm not a man in my late 60's.
Your point about appropriateness was key. I'm 46, and during my 30's the more dapper, smart casual trend became big. My graphic tees and multi pocketed jeans went to the charity shop, and slim fit chinos, chambray shirts and blazers now dominated my wardrobe.
Today, as I work from home, and have a 4 year old running round the gaff, my style is not so serious. Ankle length loose fitting pants, a plain pocket tee and new balance 574's are my go-to. It's just not practical to be so smart.
I always want to dress like i was in 40 in my 20s. However you tube did not exist at that time to educate me so I had no clue how to do it. Never was into trendy clothes in my 20s i just did it to fit in.
gracias Marcel por los exelentes consejos✌️
As someone approaching 40 this is valid. nice content
A suit is generally timeless subject to the cut
Thank you for sharing fabulous brother
i'm 17 and for a very long period, i used do dress like casual jeans and t shirt, and since 2 and a half years ago when i started my studies in cathering school and must be dressed in suit or shirt and pants, i knew that i found my own style because everybody told me i looked great in suit or chino and shirt, sry for my english i'm french
I totally agree with you!! ❤️❤️❤️
Bro im 41 and I dress how I feel I just keep up with the times but I keep it on that streetstyle cuz thas jus me I keep it 💯 great vid tho bro.
What i see here in germany is that successful men more and more love to dress casual. Cause they haven't to prove anything anymore....
What i find sad is when suit wearer don't come out of that when they spend freetime. Some have really trouble to feel comfortable in white sneaks or lighter jeans...
I would recommend take the best of every decade and wear it in the right situation. The older you get the more versatile your wardrobe grow... if you're a bit on the style side
Came here because I’m 41 and I’m wondering if I really should adapt and wear sweater vests over a button up and look like a classy dad. It doesn’t really feel my style. I’ve really built up a wardrobe around leather jackets, boots or minimal sneakers, jeans, and various shirts. I do have something for almost every occasion, but I definitely lean into the “rugged bad boy” look. I dunno, I’m just not an old soul or a dad type.
Great video!!
This is the best video ever. It matters what you do for work, what lifestyle you have, and who you hang out with. I'm 43, single, and never married. Recently, I started going to bars that have mostly people in their 20's. I like having the fun people have in their 20's since I missed out on much of it the first time around. I'm also dressing the way I should have when I was in my 20s. I don't see myself getting married so no reason to dress too dapper. I spent my 30s dressing dapper and it did not really do anything for me with women. Also, I switched to the IT field recently and most of the team dresses like crap. Some of them do not even take showers or brush their teeth. I am over dressed compared to most of them actually. Most of my older friends outside of work are from late 20s to late 30s and most of them wear classic sneaks and t-shirts. I do not know a single guy out there in the universe that is dapper. Everyone considers dapper guys to be gay.
thanks for this. im 40 and still love to rock my Jordan1s
Depends on how you look if your older and still look young you still can wear anything and nobody knows your age black don’t crack 💪🏽
I dont look 31 man. I can wear anything. Thanks so much for this.
Please, please, please, just dress how you want and have fun with what you wear
I completely agree! 👏
It’s ALL about lifestyle. I’m not wearing a suit if I’m a line worker working in a factory.
I think people need to understand. Nothing will make you feel more comfortable and stylish than improving your body.. Coming from someone who has lost 50 lbs this year.. The clothes are so insignificant when you feel unhealthy.
The secret is to be versatile really.
I always thought my 2nd level manager was uptight and boring because it always seemed like he wore the same khaki pants, white striped tucked in dress shirt, and probably some Dr Scholls everyday. Ofc he’s gonna have that manager like appearance, very Steve Jobs’ish. He’s like 42 and I’m 38 so we’re close in age.
However when we had a bowling party for our section, he wore an Iverson Jersey and some new all white air forces. I was a bit shocked because I didn’t know he was about that. I still rock jerseys and sneakers so I was surprised. I’ve never seen dude so relaxed and less serious, he was even taking shots and went bar hopping with some of my other coworkers afterwards. It was a side of him I’ve never seen and tbh, it was cool because now I knew he wasn’t a robot lol.
In the beginning of my twenties and I'm a huge fan of Suits and classy style... Especially the three pieces suit and double breasted Jackets
30’s is the best for skinny guys with slight bulk. 20’s is great for short guys and casual guys. 40’s is just good for office or a wedding or some really formal occasions.
Street vs Dapper? easy, Dapper all the way.
I'm 20 yrs old but this guy looks younger than me. I really need to start workout.
im 63 and dress fashionably some guys think i dress to young for my age and others mostly women compliment me
I'm twice your age and quite stylish
where can i find the watch you are wearing
its simply but stylish at the same time
Hey Marcel, interessantes Video! Ich finde auch, das man das tragen sollte, in dem man sich selbstbewusst und komfortabel fühlt. Mich wieder mal interessieren wie es bei dir war? Deine Style Journey hat wahrscheinlich schon in deine Teenage years angefangen. Wie alt warst du eigentlich als du nach NYC gezogen bist? Was würdest du jungen Leuten raten, die jetzt ihre 20er starten? Ich wünsche Dir noch einen schönen Tag! :)
What are your thoughts on H&M?
Hey I’m your junior fan ❤️
So glad to see you are not all tattooed and weird piercings. I think young people are going to regret as they get older.
A 30 can Dress like a 20 and a 40 like a 30 only when you are in a casual environnement and 50 like 40 🤩
I am 48 and I wear a suit to the office and on the weekends I dress like a bad ass rocker..
Here in the PNW, one gives a shite how they look- generally. Lol
Marcel Flores looks like a younger Brian Sacawa
bravo 👏
Thank you
I can wear an oversized shirt and a pants forever
W video 😎
I’m 41 and look much younger but hope to see less streetwear and more fashion that looks good for everyone.
Does he know what he means when “we live in a society?” Hahah #SpiderMan
I almost put a meme edit in there 😂 I don’t think he knows haha
@@onetakevic You’re the editor? Man you missed out on a golden opportunity LOL
Fashion can be purchased from a store. Style cannot!
Kanye turned 45 this June.
no way
celebrities live by different rules tbh. Kanye can be 90 and dress 30 and nobody would blink an eye.
FASHION IS NO BOUNDIRIES FOR ME WEAR WHATEVER YOU LIKE ..DESPITE OF AGE BEC. THAT IS FASHION
Alex Costa?
Can I still just say I only found out you were in your 30's with the "asking for our suggestions" video, dude you look late 20's at most with the facial hair right now
THANKS BRO X1000
it's more than your age, it's your "style" also...
30s style can be carried through 50s. Even 60s by staying in shape. Guy in his 40s and 50s dressed like 20 somethings looks stupid
Watching
I don't have money to buy clothes 😪😊
hilarious.. z bois be dressing like us x blokes in their 30s to prove theyre hip.. we were confident enough to do that in our 20s.
only boomers (your dad) knew what was what in their 40s..
the world broke ages ago..
you be catchin up cuz....
you can still wear your matching jimmy jams to the bar for lolly water...
we wont forget...
lol
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