Few things. Navy Suit; you can wear brown/black/oxblood shoes with. Not just brown. Trends come and go, stick with things that are classic style. Skinny Ties for skinny guys. If you're the guy on the right and wear a skinny tie, you'll look even bigger, because the tie will look tiny in proportion to your body. This video is informative yes, but missing certain points.
Briskwarrior I used to always go double but I have since realized that it is just like you said for the tie width. The knot should be appropriate to the tie, lapel, and collar width. I have come around to the idea that a single knot can be a nice 'casual' look when paired correctly with your attire. But certainly at a formal event a double is usually the way to go.
So people watching how to dress like gentleman video and complaining how their hoodie is more comfortable? Why are you here? and when he said it's not?
This is fine advice for formal attire, but most men do not need to and should not suit up all the time, even for work. If your boss(es) is not wearing a suit, you likely should not being where one either. What you want to do is to be dressed slightly nicer then your coworkers. If your coworkers are wearing jeans and T shirts, where anything more then slacks and polo shirts is likely too much. There is a time and place to be dressed up and a time and place to be dressed down, it is important to know the difference.
chris neto place it in the realm of common sense for anyone to know how to dress in a suit, but then that was this ENTIRE video... so? If there advice is "don't wear wrinkled dress wear" maybe they need to state when to wear dress wear, cause clearly those who need that advice live outside of common sense, no?
Loathomar Uh, I didn't say it was common sense to know how to dress in a suit, but when. Often when you're attending an event you'll be notified if what "type" of dress is expected (smart casual, formal, etc.). Not everyone gets measurements for their formal attire or tucks their shirt into a sock clip. Your comment said that people don't wear formal attire all the time. True, but the video isn't about when to wear formal attire, it's about how to dress for a formal situation - something that not everyone, hence outside common sense - is often subject to.
it's cool man. A big guy in a sharp suit can be very imposing and impressive. Biggie, Barry White etc. You just have to find the right fit, which I know can be hard if you're big. Bespoke suits are good but expensive. It'd be useful to find a Taylor who can alter stuff. You could always just Google 'plus size suits.' I'm no expert of course-but that's what I do when I try to find dresses that fit. You can look sharp at any size, man. 😊 Good luck!👍
Never trust a man who wears a bow tie. The bow tie, in particular, is an indicator of someone who is completely concerned with his appearance, to the detriment of everything else in his life.
....And a shirt never requires a tie. Don't do it because it's 'required' do it because it's more stylish. Besides if you're ever in need of a tourniquet you'll have one ;)
ok with that larger guy's body shape a skinny tie does not work. plus regardless of shoe color if you're going to wear a belt it must match the color .brown shoes brown belt. black shoes black belt. and yes i agree that bow tie looked awfull i recomend practice practice practice on any tie knot but i do love a good bow tie
There's actually another video about skinny pants. See "Skinny Jeans: The De-Evolution of Man" and take pride in the fact that you do what's comfortable over what might be fashionable.
The title of this video bugs me. Being an adult doesn't mean dressing in a suit every day. It means you have a corporate job that requires you to wear a suit to work every day.
*Thanks but my hoodie/sweatpants are just fine. Sitting at work right now getting paid more than most people my age. Life is better when you're comfortable*
Few things. Navy Suit; you can wear brown/black/oxblood shoes with. Not just brown.
Trends come and go, stick with things that are classic style.
Skinny Ties for skinny guys. If you're the guy on the right and wear a skinny tie, you'll look even bigger, because the tie will look tiny in proportion to your body. This video is informative yes, but missing certain points.
Also, double windsor knot or bust.
Briskwarrior I used to always go double but I have since realized that it is just like you said for the tie width. The knot should be appropriate to the tie, lapel, and collar width. I have come around to the idea that a single knot can be a nice 'casual' look when paired correctly with your attire. But certainly at a formal event a double is usually the way to go.
Great comment!
a skinny tie on a heavier dude is a disaster!
So people watching how to dress like gentleman video and complaining how their hoodie is more comfortable? Why are you here? and when he said it's not?
You didn't even show him properly suited by the end, lame!
Why doesn't this comment have more likes!?
that bow tie looked horrible
1973Starchild Thank you for saying this!
My faith in the bowtie remains non-existent.
This is fine advice for formal attire, but most men do not need to and should not suit up all the time, even for work. If your boss(es) is not wearing a suit, you likely should not being where one either. What you want to do is to be dressed slightly nicer then your coworkers. If your coworkers are wearing jeans and T shirts, where anything more then slacks and polo shirts is likely too much. There is a time and place to be dressed up and a time and place to be dressed down, it is important to know the difference.
I'd place it in the realm of common sense for anyone to know what attire is relevant for the event they are attending.
chris neto place it in the realm of common sense for anyone to know how to dress in a suit, but then that was this ENTIRE video... so?
If there advice is "don't wear wrinkled dress wear" maybe they need to state when to wear dress wear, cause clearly those who need that advice live outside of common sense, no?
I hate you for saying "suit up".
Loathomar Uh, I didn't say it was common sense to know how to dress in a suit, but when.
Often when you're attending an event you'll be notified if what "type" of dress is expected (smart casual, formal, etc.).
Not everyone gets measurements for their formal attire or tucks their shirt into a sock clip. Your comment said that people don't wear formal attire all the time. True, but the video isn't about when to wear formal attire, it's about how to dress for a formal situation - something that not everyone, hence outside common sense - is often subject to.
“You can never be overdressed or overeducated.”
― Oscar Wilde
In the military we called them shirt garters and they work wonderfully.
"I'm coming for you Drapper"
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So, this is the Magic Mike XXXL Version I guess. (Just a joke, I really like this guy he is very funny! :D )
I'm a big guy, when i try to dress up, i look sloppy as hell and look even bigger. i cant dress nicer until i drop like 2 sizes
it's cool man. A big guy in a sharp suit can be very imposing and impressive. Biggie, Barry White etc. You just have to find the right fit, which I know can be hard if you're big. Bespoke suits are good but expensive. It'd be useful to find a Taylor who can alter stuff. You could always just Google 'plus size suits.' I'm no expert of course-but that's what I do when I try to find dresses that fit.
You can look sharp at any size, man. 😊 Good luck!👍
I'm 30. I found that when I "dress up" , younger girls find it intimidating. How many fucks do I give you ask? Zero.
thats what it should do tbh
Chloroform will do the trick.
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He looks so nice, and i am not gay......
The fat guy.
can you do an episode of this for construction workers? Farmers.. fucking drag racers/regular racers/mechanics.. linemen.. butchers..
I'd rather be comfortable.
This is ridiculous. People dress casually too.
is wearing a suit jacket literally the only way to look mature? i'm asking seriously...at my office a suit jacket is considered a bit overdressed.
Never trust a man who wears a bow tie. The bow tie, in particular, is an indicator of someone who is completely concerned with his appearance, to the detriment of everything else in his life.
Noirling so is judging people by their appearance
No, a fitted suit will never require a belt.
....And a shirt never requires a tie. Don't do it because it's 'required' do it because it's more stylish. Besides if you're ever in need of a tourniquet you'll have one ;)
it does
It doesn't REQUIRE a belt.
If it's a good suit, a fitted suit, then it should not need a belt to stay up.
+captain0ldy0da yes well fitting pants dont need belts however you should wear them to match your shoes
captain0ldy0da If it isn't cold outside i don't need to dress at all?
The bow tie has as much fashion relevance in the 21st century, as a pair of 1970s flared trousers.
you clearly haven't seen it worn right.
No skinny ties,man....Slim is the skinniest you should go. Oh ya...one more thing. Learn to tie your tie with a dimple
ok with that larger guy's body shape a skinny tie does not work. plus regardless of shoe color if you're going to wear a belt it must match the color .brown shoes brown belt. black shoes black belt. and yes i agree that bow tie looked awfull i recomend practice practice practice on any tie knot but i do love a good bow tie
I dont like new school slim fit i like old school suits they look way better
Here I thought women were just being discriminated against. Turns out if women want to be paid more the should just dress like a man. Pshh my bad bro.
Sooo, wear a suit to the supermarket?
What if i don't like wearing slim pants? It's very uncomfortable it hurts my balls. So I always wear straight cut pants. I there anyone way?
There's actually another video about skinny pants. See "Skinny Jeans: The De-Evolution of Man" and take pride in the fact that you do what's comfortable over what might be fashionable.
great.
that model is a hard and thin material to work with.
1. Dont use belts with a suit. 2. Never use skinny ties unless you're 15.
3. Don't use shirt stays, a well-fitted shirt will never untuck
He is beautiful
Yeah, he doesn't need a suit, he looks wonderful on purple 😍😍😍
...nice skit
A gentleman's guide to dressing like an adult if you're rich and can drop $1000 a outfit
I meant that's why gentlemen are rich. and people who can't afford a belt sag their pants
ehh learn to shop. any suit can look great if it is tailored correctly. I purchased a kenneth cole suit for $100 and ut looks great.
+Rodrigo Hernandez or you can just buy pants that fit
most suits do not require a belt
Don’t wear a skinny tie
your not supposed to button a blazer.
you're not supposed to button all the buttons but the top button is fine. www.realmenrealstyle.com/suit-button-rules/
Man, fuck rules. Wear what you like and don't judge other people.
Poorly-dressed isn't an objective standard, so who cares?
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If your pants fit you don't need a belt
No
not “like an ADULT”...you mean “like you have money...
AWESOME
I wish I have money to buy a cloth
Sometimes a belt can cut the clean fluid look of a suit in half
So wear button suspenders
The title of this video bugs me. Being an adult doesn't mean dressing in a suit every day. It means you have a corporate job that requires you to wear a suit to work every day.
Dressing like a gentleman on a daily basis is called dressing like an adult
@@igdlackbig lol ok..most of them aren't gentleman or adults...and they are probably viruses.
I think Sir Francis of the Filth explained it better
Yes, indeed my good lord.
This skinny dude reminds me of Glenn Howerton..
Who's the skinny one? 😍
lies
*Thanks but my hoodie/sweatpants are just fine. Sitting at work right now getting paid more than most people my age. Life is better when you're comfortable*
You should never require a belt or belt loops with a bespoke tailored suit
cool-- now how about you teach people to not judge someone based on how they dress?