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The production quality of your videos is second to none. I really appreciate all the effort you put into them. A fashion ignoramus such as myself truly values this kind of information. Thank you.
Getting around by cycling, learning to ride fast on a road bike is a great way to stay fit if you don't have much time/motivation for excersise. I haven't done much sport since I was a kid, but always cycle everywhere, every day; it's such a habit that it would be difficult to quit it if I wanted to. Makes your day intertwined with exciting outdoor sport, never gets old or boring and actually saves time travelling in a busy city. *definitely not for everyone, you have to be willing to risk some level of danger what with the traffic, but staying focused and knowing your ability keeps you accident-free
If you're 41 and going back to school, you need to be well-dressed, in shape, dignified, and not there to hit on college girls. You have to embrace your status as an older man and know when it's your social cue to graciously bow out of the college kid stuff. This is the only way you're going to appeal to your new peers.
Hey Anotonio! Ever since I found your chanel years ago, I've been a subscriber. I love how you always make sure the outfits are not pretentious. Anyways, cheers from Ukraine, keep up your amazing work.
I'm trying to move into the next age of clothing for myself. Affordable white button shirts seem to be a lot more rare than they were when I was younger
What, you're not willing to blow $240 on a white linen shirt? I was looking last night, the prices some places are asking are INSANE! Yeah, they're nice looking shirts but $240 nice?!? Not gonna happen!
@@JKLauderdale I mean... I wouldn't mind having a $240 shirt. But that would mean probably going homeless and starving. I guess that means I just don't want it enough 🙄
As someone attending college at 30 I wear a simple button up, slacks or jeans and minimal white sneakers. I can easily out dress your typical college student
Regarding fitness, best advice is find something you enjoy. Sports, combat arts, even a yoga class. If you enjoy it and can push your self, youre more likely to maintain it and schedule around it!
In my opinion, if you want to look "young" in your 40's and above, then dress in timeless classic outfits and colors, rather than trying to be trendy. Your blacks, greys, navy blues, whites for your shirts, that fit well. And for your bottoms, regular fit or slim fit jeans in solid colors. You can None of those artificially distressed jeans with patchy fade effect. And most of all, try to stay fit. Nothing makes you look youthful more than a fit body.
Agree with every point. I'm teaching a course at SNU in Seoul and a "stylish" appearance, rather than a conservative suit has certainly earned me some points. But watch out, in your late 30s, early 40s you may get more attention from female students than you‘ve been used to in the past 😉
When I was studying for my masters I used a big "school" backpack. Once I went back into the workforce (elementary school teacher), I upgraded to a leather backpack. It says professional.
I’m going back to school this fall … as the professor. So I’m pretty much doing the opposite of a lot of these tips. Sport coats and briefcases in tow.
Love your channel. I'm 38 and from the UK and the biggest take away from everything you post for me is "Fit is everything". I just try to always dress with well fitted clothing. Jeans/Chinos that are the right shape for my body type. Polos/Shirts that are fresh/crisp and well fitted. Crew neck over V-Neck every time and maybe it's a UK thing but always do up your top button.
As we get older we should eventually realize what looks good on us. Seeing pictures of men that we admire might be helpful to us. We must keep in mind the practicality of those aspirations. Can it apply to my build? My environment? As I up my game I feel good. Others take notice. Of course, the situation and place matter, as this video suggested. You don't want to be a peacock, nor do you want to be sloppy even though others may have no style. Confidence my friends. Know thyself. What works for me? Learn that. Thrift stores and eBay are extremely fascinating at times because you can get incredible bargains on very good merchandise. Check it out. Thank you for this video and this discussion.
Excellent video and very useful information! Have any advice/tips and/ or videos for someone "beyond" his 60's--- in his early 70's, 5'11", 166-176 lbs.?
I was a sick dog a few months ago and ended up having to get my gallbladder removed. I was a bit overweight and had been trying to loose weight for years without luck. I lost 5 pounds only after this illness that almost did me in with really bad jaundice. I read that after initially losing weight this operation can actually add weight. I wasn’t going to let that happen. I doubled down, took control and stopped letting other people decide my meals etc. I lost 10 more pounds. The difference 15 hard earned pounds made was unbelievable. Younger girls started taking to me, my clothes fit better, I was able to drink much more alcohol somehow so I didn’t have to worry about getting sick when I met people for drinks. ++ + I don’t want to jinx it so I won’t go on. But if your an older guy, feeling sick. Figure out what’s going on first. There’s things out there that can kill you. After that loose 5, 10, 15 pounds. Its hard but it makes a huge difference.
I think it's important to stay in shape. Regarding the clothing, simplify but pick good materials and always nail the fit. You don't want to dress like a teenager because that will only increase the contrast between your clothing and your physical age. Just pick something simple in which you can feel comfortable and authentic.
Hey Antonio, very good video, but I really want to give my input. Attitude is all you need. You want to have the young approach to life without loosing your age, matureness, wisdom and all the good stuff that comes with getting old. Just stay social, stay in shape and have a playful and light approach to life. The looks, you want to keep it true to who you are, just adjust the protocol acordingly. What I mean about protocol adjustment? Well, the classroom is a casual environment, that means you can wear jeans, a shirt and a sports jacket (no tie please) and field boots or drivers at most. You will find yourself getting a lot of jeans, a lot of t-shirts, a lot of polos and some new casual jackets in leather or denim. If you have a defined look as it goea for your hairstyle and facial hair you might just keep it, maybe latter you might wanna grow your beard again and be a bit more playfull with it, but if you like your hair as it is, keep it like that, you are yourself and most of us take hairstyle as a very important part of that. And dont give up on your matureness, you know more and better tnat the rest on college, so use it to your advantage when needed. If you change everything you are, you will feel very lost and that is not the point of coming up as younger in a good way.
I'm 33 and going back to school to finish up after a two year hiatus and I started getting greys in my beard since then. I still look mid 20s but after learning so much about men's style, I can't go up there wearing tees and jeans. Not anymore. Well...after this heatwave I'll dress up more.
@kirisutegomen12 a grown man wearing a graphic tee looks sloppy. It's usually a chubby neck beard advertising his favorite 80s band/movie/video game. If the clothes fit you right, look good and make you feel attractive then it's not boring.
My thoughts going into the video: _“Hm… I’m over 30, yet still come across as_ well _under 30 to many. Maybe there are tips for making the most of this ‘extended youth’ grace period?”_ 🤔
So, as someone who went back to school for a 2nd degree and 30 I can say this... Just me being older, more mature, more financially stable (compared to 19 year old frat boy anyway), and not as desperate as boys the girls age... Was "fashionable" enough to a young woman's attention. It's not that hard to NOT look like a douche-y frat boy lol But of course, everything in this video is a must-do for a man at any age for every scenario: no logos, white teeth, smell nice, and etc...
Fellas, I have question. I bought a pair of raw denim. They're too long. In my state, i have never once seen any guy rocking the roll up look. I tried it and felt like a walking mannequin. Would you guys continue to rock the roll ups or would you suggest getting them hemmed?
I'd recommend that he think back to when he was younger and how women at that age sometimes liked older guys. So maybe don't change anything or, if he does, only make subtle changes so he is known as the older and wiser gentleman building on his education rather than the old guy trying to relive his glory days by going back to college. Also, a drastic change in style may make him feel uncomfortable and awkward which others will pick up on and respond to. I'm hoping that he's already picked up on a style personality that works for him and he's comfortable in by that age so don't mess too much with that So, let's say he's used to dressing in dress shirts and ties with a suit jacket. Maybe remove the jacket and tie then unbutton the top few buttons. Think of the Dos Equis beer guy for example. Just my two cents.
stay current not trendy ? i must say that the latest current with slim fit pants don't like it a bit!! i really like a timeless pieces of clothing pants got such as regular fot pants or relaxed fit pants, i look ok in slim too but i just don't like it. so much for the stay current right? i really like timeless pieces of clothing...
Being in shape and muscular is seen as douchy these days, especially in a business setting. I'm beginning to think our clothing is tailored to make the average guy look lean even though he's basically a bowl of porridge. I can no longer find a medium tshirt that lets my upper body breathe without it stretching down below my crotch. People think I'm trying to flex on them if I wear the size that's always fit me well. Btw, I'm in the kind of shape that just about any natty can get into with diet and 20 years worth of strict regimen, but you won't see me at mr olympia lol.
Dress more casual. That's really all it takes. When it comes to looking younger, I think trying to look like the younger people around you makes you look older.
As a more mature guy I think trying to chase trends is a mistake. I think the best things to wear are what you feel confident in. As you can see from my profile pic I wear a leather jacket from time to time. I also wear a lot of double pleated or single pleated pants with 2 inch turn ups... I think starting to wear a load of denim and casual stuff is going to be a bit affected. A pair of white double pleated trousers with a white or blue polo shirt with a blue sports jacket of a different shade of blue with a pair of blue loafers or boat shoes or even plain blue sneakers can make for a fantastic look. Blue and white are a match made in heaven, also black and white.... I do not go about in a 3 piece suit all the time but prefer to rock a sprezzatura vibe. I get my hair cut every 3 weeks, and wear shoes made by Church's, Barker, Loake, Ralph Lauren, Jeffrey West and Oliver Sweeney. My sneakers are either plain white Pantofola d'Oro, Ralph Lauren, but I also have red and purple sneakers for a more . I have about 150 different fragrances and alternate depending on season and weather.
Men, never go down the Holister route - that is for 13 year olds, and my former line manager who thought he was cool and hip by shopping somewhere that early teen kids go to!
As a 42 year old, the fact that this dude thinks college women (19-23) are his “target”, is a joke. And Antonio, although I mostly agree with your style and fashion advice, this one is a bit off. Take a walk through any college these days.. these kids look homeless, and basically go to class in their pajamas. A 40 year old walking into Intro to Econ wearing a leather bomber, polo, tapered jeans, and leather minimal sneakers would look clean anywhere else, but would stick out like a sore thumb in class. If this dude really things he’s gonna hit on 20 year old girls (kinda pedo, but whatever) his best bet would be jeans and a decent hoodie.
Why do Americans wear t-shirt under the shirt which is lurking out, so dazzling? Also under polo shirts I saw t-shirts! I wear t-shirt for comfort in colder days but it's hidden, it has v-neck so doesn't stick out
I just wanted to say that my 93-year old, healthy, active and slim, father still wears jeans for everyday and doesn’t look a day over 80! As a woman, I thought your “target rich area” was pretty funny, you men certainly are from Mars. Accurate, though, university and work are the two places where we’re most likely to meet someone we might want to date.
Yep. The importance of physical appearance and grooming are every bit as important as clothes. A fat middle-aged man with bad grooming is going to look like a fat middle-aged man with bad grooming no matter what clothes he wears. And don't forget that confidence that ought to come with age. No need for the desperate chasing of girls that was part of youth.
Two things: -fashion and looking younger starts with fitness. If a guy is obese, he could wear Tom Ford all day and it wouldn’t look good on him. -white men age rapidly and terribly. It is extremely rare to meet an older white man who looks younger. Most white men go downhill in their 30s and they are the most likely to wear Ed Hardy or jorts in a desperate attempt to recapture their youth.
Just him using that phrase tells you that: a) he won't receive any interest from a single woman for being a tryhard wanker b) he'll probably end up on some kind of watchlist anyway;)
Why is it "objectification" if a man is looking for someone to date? Why is pursuing someone romantically the same as treating them like an inanimate object? I think this is one of the many excuses women have made up so they don't have to feel bad about rejecting men they aren't attracted to. 😂 That's why you don't see women being accused of objectifying anyone.
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🟡 Check out the best fragrances for your age I mentioned in the video - www.realmenrealstyle.com/best-colognes
“Target rich environment “ really got me laughing
O.O
The production quality of your videos is second to none. I really appreciate all the effort you put into them. A fashion ignoramus such as myself truly values this kind of information. Thank you.
Vans are timeless with a more casual outfit. Thursday makes a lot of really nice boots for dressier outfits.
Getting around by cycling, learning to ride fast on a road bike is a great way to stay fit if you don't have much time/motivation for excersise. I haven't done much sport since I was a kid, but always cycle everywhere, every day; it's such a habit that it would be difficult to quit it if I wanted to. Makes your day intertwined with exciting outdoor sport, never gets old or boring and actually saves time travelling in a busy city.
*definitely not for everyone, you have to be willing to risk some level of danger what with the traffic, but staying focused and knowing your ability keeps you accident-free
If you're 41 and going back to school, you need to be well-dressed, in shape, dignified, and not there to hit on college girls. You have to embrace your status as an older man and know when it's your social cue to graciously bow out of the college kid stuff. This is the only way you're going to appeal to your new peers.
42 and a 3rd year college student, thanks I needed this. Love your content!
The #1 thing you can do to look good is to be in shape
Hey Anotonio! Ever since I found your chanel years ago, I've been a subscriber. I love how you always make sure the outfits are not pretentious. Anyways, cheers from Ukraine, keep up your amazing work.
Thank you, MrNikArt. Really appreciate it!
I'm trying to move into the next age of clothing for myself. Affordable white button shirts seem to be a lot more rare than they were when I was younger
What, you're not willing to blow $240 on a white linen shirt?
I was looking last night, the prices some places are asking are INSANE! Yeah, they're nice looking shirts but $240 nice?!? Not gonna happen!
@@JKLauderdale I mean... I wouldn't mind having a $240 shirt. But that would mean probably going homeless and starving. I guess that means I just don't want it enough 🙄
You could also take the other route, accept your age and just move on with your life.
Everything is permitted
@@captainultraswagga i already belong to a fraternity:.
As someone attending college at 30 I wear a simple button up, slacks or jeans and minimal white sneakers. I can easily out dress your typical college student
Regarding fitness, best advice is find something you enjoy. Sports, combat arts, even a yoga class. If you enjoy it and can push your self, youre more likely to maintain it and schedule around it!
I bought the D&G summer vibes! Great bottle and the smell is like I am back in Milan in summer!
its really great
In my opinion, if you want to look "young" in your 40's and above, then dress in timeless classic outfits and colors, rather than trying to be trendy. Your blacks, greys, navy blues, whites for your shirts, that fit well. And for your bottoms, regular fit or slim fit jeans in solid colors. You can None of those artificially distressed jeans with patchy fade effect. And most of all, try to stay fit. Nothing makes you look youthful more than a fit body.
" *Which might not be a bad tactic if your professor walks in and she's pretty damn cute* "
😂 Great stuff 😂
Agree with every point. I'm teaching a course at SNU in Seoul and a "stylish" appearance, rather than a conservative suit has certainly earned me some points.
But watch out, in your late 30s, early 40s you may get more attention from female students than you‘ve been used to in the past 😉
When I was studying for my masters I used a big "school" backpack. Once I went back into the workforce (elementary school teacher), I upgraded to a leather backpack. It says professional.
Wow this video relates to my situation 1 to 1. I got some work today I planned on rockin my Jansport
I’m going back to school this fall … as the professor. So I’m pretty much doing the opposite of a lot of these tips. Sport coats and briefcases in tow.
A look-book!!! That is great advice!
Love your channel. I'm 38 and from the UK and the biggest take away from everything you post for me is "Fit is everything". I just try to always dress with well fitted clothing. Jeans/Chinos that are the right shape for my body type. Polos/Shirts that are fresh/crisp and well fitted. Crew neck over V-Neck every time and maybe it's a UK thing but always do up your top button.
Agree with everything except crew neck over v-neck everytime. Depending on your body type and face shape, V necks can in fact look better at times.
@@mdsouz4V neck for a rounder face and vice versa?
As we get older we should eventually realize what looks good on us. Seeing pictures of men that we admire might be helpful to us. We must keep in mind the practicality of those aspirations. Can it apply to my build? My environment? As I up my game I feel good. Others take notice. Of course, the situation and place matter, as this video suggested. You don't want to be a peacock, nor do you want to be sloppy even though others may have no style. Confidence my friends. Know thyself. What works for me? Learn that. Thrift stores and eBay are extremely fascinating at times because you can get incredible bargains on very good merchandise. Check it out. Thank you for this video and this discussion.
When are you doing a video like this one for 50+ men? Thanks
Excellent video and very useful information! Have any advice/tips and/ or videos for someone "beyond" his 60's--- in his early 70's, 5'11", 166-176 lbs.?
Looking at your picture, you've nailed it, my man. Hope I look as good and fresh as you at your age. Your fit is great. Well played.
I think the old money fit would suit you well - here's a video about it : th-cam.com/video/hbzV480i384/w-d-xo.html
@@RealMenRealStyle Thanks! I'll watch it!
I was a sick dog a few months ago and ended up having to get my gallbladder removed. I was a bit overweight and had been trying to loose weight for years without luck. I lost 5 pounds only after this illness that almost did me in with really bad jaundice. I read that after initially losing weight this operation can actually add weight. I wasn’t going to let that happen. I doubled down, took control and stopped letting other people decide my meals etc. I lost 10 more pounds.
The difference 15 hard earned pounds made was unbelievable. Younger girls started taking to me, my clothes fit better, I was able to drink much more alcohol somehow so I didn’t have to worry about getting sick when I met people for drinks. ++ +
I don’t want to jinx it so I won’t go on. But if your an older guy, feeling sick. Figure out what’s going on first. There’s things out there that can kill you. After that loose 5, 10, 15 pounds. Its hard but it makes a huge difference.
Nike KillShot 2 minimal leather white tennis shoes is the one-shoe-fits-all for an older man.
I look a form fitting denim trucker jacket, it makes my shoulders and arms look stunning!
I think it's important to stay in shape. Regarding the clothing, simplify but pick good materials and always nail the fit. You don't want to dress like a teenager because that will only increase the contrast between your clothing and your physical age. Just pick something simple in which you can feel comfortable and authentic.
Дякую Антоніо за хороші поради.
spot on
6:44 very subtle way to say you have a mba... well put together 😊
I love these videos, but they always make me want to set my closet on fire and buy all new stuff! Haha
Hey Antonio, very good video, but I really want to give my input.
Attitude is all you need. You want to have the young approach to life without loosing your age, matureness, wisdom and all the good stuff that comes with getting old. Just stay social, stay in shape and have a playful and light approach to life. The looks, you want to keep it true to who you are, just adjust the protocol acordingly.
What I mean about protocol adjustment? Well, the classroom is a casual environment, that means you can wear jeans, a shirt and a sports jacket (no tie please) and field boots or drivers at most.
You will find yourself getting a lot of jeans, a lot of t-shirts, a lot of polos and some new casual jackets in leather or denim.
If you have a defined look as it goea for your hairstyle and facial hair you might just keep it, maybe latter you might wanna grow your beard again and be a bit more playfull with it, but if you like your hair as it is, keep it like that, you are yourself and most of us take hairstyle as a very important part of that.
And dont give up on your matureness, you know more and better tnat the rest on college, so use it to your advantage when needed. If you change everything you are, you will feel very lost and that is not the point of coming up as younger in a good way.
Can't ever go wrong with classic jeans and T-shirt.
I turned 30 this year but look like I'm 24. I'm trying to "dress my age" without looking like a young lad wearing his old man's clothing.
Get it tailored and walk tall sir
I'm 33 and going back to school to finish up after a two year hiatus and I started getting greys in my beard since then. I still look mid 20s but after learning so much about men's style, I can't go up there wearing tees and jeans. Not anymore. Well...after this heatwave I'll dress up more.
You are still young 😂
I still wear graphic tees. Plain clothes are boring
@kirisutegomen12 a grown man wearing a graphic tee looks sloppy. It's usually a chubby neck beard advertising his favorite 80s band/movie/video game. If the clothes fit you right, look good and make you feel attractive then it's not boring.
My thoughts going into the video:
_“Hm… I’m over 30, yet still come across as_ well _under 30 to many. Maybe there are tips for making the most of this ‘extended youth’ grace period?”_ 🤔
"without looking foolish" love it....
Gotta state the obvious :D
So, as someone who went back to school for a 2nd degree and 30 I can say this...
Just me being older, more mature, more financially stable (compared to 19 year old frat boy anyway), and not as desperate as boys the girls age...
Was "fashionable" enough to a young woman's attention.
It's not that hard to NOT look like a douche-y frat boy lol
But of course, everything in this video is a must-do for a man at any age for every scenario: no logos, white teeth, smell nice, and etc...
Fellas, I have question. I bought a pair of raw denim. They're too long. In my state, i have never once seen any guy rocking the roll up look. I tried it and felt like a walking mannequin. Would you guys continue to rock the roll ups or would you suggest getting them hemmed?
Get them hemmed, no doubt. If you shop around though, you can find leg measurements that fit your leg length from the outset.
Roll them and try it with the shoes you are going to be wearing..If it looks good,then take it to the tailor to be hemmed.
I'd recommend that he think back to when he was younger and how women at that age sometimes liked older guys. So maybe don't change anything or, if he does, only make subtle changes so he is known as the older and wiser gentleman building on his education rather than the old guy trying to relive his glory days by going back to college.
Also, a drastic change in style may make him feel uncomfortable and awkward which others will pick up on and respond to. I'm hoping that he's already picked up on a style personality that works for him and he's comfortable in by that age so don't mess too much with that
So, let's say he's used to dressing in dress shirts and ties with a suit jacket. Maybe remove the jacket and tie then unbutton the top few buttons.
Think of the Dos Equis beer guy for example. Just my two cents.
stay current not trendy ? i must say that the latest current with slim fit pants don't like it a bit!! i really like a timeless pieces of clothing pants got such as regular fot pants or relaxed fit pants, i look ok in slim too but i just don't like it. so much for the stay current right? i really like timeless pieces of clothing...
Being in shape and muscular is seen as douchy these days, especially in a business setting. I'm beginning to think our clothing is tailored to make the average guy look lean even though he's basically a bowl of porridge. I can no longer find a medium tshirt that lets my upper body breathe without it stretching down below my crotch. People think I'm trying to flex on them if I wear the size that's always fit me well.
Btw, I'm in the kind of shape that just about any natty can get into with diet and 20 years worth of strict regimen, but you won't see me at mr olympia lol.
Dress more casual. That's really all it takes. When it comes to looking younger, I think trying to look like the younger people around you makes you look older.
As a more mature guy I think trying to chase trends is a mistake. I think the best things to wear are what you feel confident in. As you can see from my profile pic I wear a leather jacket from time to time. I also wear a lot of double pleated or single pleated pants with 2 inch turn ups... I think starting to wear a load of denim and casual stuff is going to be a bit affected. A pair of white double pleated trousers with a white or blue polo shirt with a blue sports jacket of a different shade of blue with a pair of blue loafers or boat shoes or even plain blue sneakers can make for a fantastic look. Blue and white are a match made in heaven, also black and white....
I do not go about in a 3 piece suit all the time but prefer to rock a sprezzatura vibe. I get my hair cut every 3 weeks, and wear shoes made by Church's, Barker, Loake, Ralph Lauren, Jeffrey West and Oliver Sweeney. My sneakers are either plain white Pantofola d'Oro, Ralph Lauren, but I also have red and purple sneakers for a more . I have about 150 different fragrances and alternate depending on season and weather.
i need white shoes, i'm a 21 year old boy. What does anyone suggest?
Adidas samba/stan smith, reeboks. The classics.
No polo shirts?
Black men have hair, too! How about hair tips for Black men?
Totally broke,2 pairs of jeans,and shorts from 15 years ago,I've kinda accepted that I will be alone till death
Men, never go down the Holister route - that is for 13 year olds, and my former line manager who thought he was cool and hip by shopping somewhere that early teen kids go to!
Wow, made in Australia but only ship to US and Canada? Man, Im right here.
Please check out Vitaman Australia: www.vitaman.com.au/
1:23 all these look like AI lol
cool pics tho
As a 42 year old, the fact that this dude thinks college women (19-23) are his “target”, is a joke. And Antonio, although I mostly agree with your style and fashion advice, this one is a bit off. Take a walk through any college these days.. these kids look homeless, and basically go to class in their pajamas. A 40 year old walking into Intro to Econ wearing a leather bomber, polo, tapered jeans, and leather minimal sneakers would look clean anywhere else, but would stick out like a sore thumb in class. If this dude really things he’s gonna hit on 20 year old girls (kinda pedo, but whatever) his best bet would be jeans and a decent hoodie.
You are very accurate haha
The ones armed joining the aggressors backing them should’ve also been charged
just be chad theory :)
Why do Americans wear t-shirt under the shirt which is lurking out, so dazzling? Also under polo shirts I saw t-shirts! I wear t-shirt for comfort in colder days but it's hidden, it has v-neck so doesn't stick out
The thumbnail is misleading
I wear tight skinny jeans and gaming-themed T-shirts. It is a must. All the girls love it.
The first step is "Money$$$"
Iam from somali❤🎉
Dress Young... No dad jeans, no dad shoes, no dad socks
I just wanted to say that my 93-year old, healthy, active and slim, father still wears jeans for everyday and doesn’t look a day over 80! As a woman, I thought your “target rich area” was pretty funny, you men certainly are from Mars. Accurate, though, university and work are the two places where we’re most likely to meet someone we might want to date.
Brother, I'm 43 and still wear Jordans.
Gen Z are dressing like it's 1985 so if you're Gen X you're set, if you're a millenial you're screwed
Yep. The importance of physical appearance and grooming are every bit as important as clothes. A fat middle-aged man with bad grooming is going to look like a fat middle-aged man with bad grooming no matter what clothes he wears.
And don't forget that confidence that ought to come with age. No need for the desperate chasing of girls that was part of youth.
Okay now make a video on how to dress old for men under 30
Good idea. Will do :)
Target-rich? He will quickly learn that 18-21 year-olds are like babies.
"Tailor" your attitude to find what's appropriately CONTEMPORARY for you!
Two things:
-fashion and looking younger starts with fitness. If a guy is obese, he could wear Tom Ford all day and it wouldn’t look good on him.
-white men age rapidly and terribly. It is extremely rare to meet an older white man who looks younger. Most white men go downhill in their 30s and they are the most likely to wear Ed Hardy or jorts in a desperate attempt to recapture their youth.
The cuffed jeans is one of the most ridiculous looking trends. Maybe back in the 90s, but hell no these days.
never cared for those jean jackets
Hopefully dude isn't getting his masters in secondary education... if he thinks college is a target rich environment for a 41 year old 😂.
Just him using that phrase tells you that:
a) he won't receive any interest from a single woman for being a tryhard wanker
b) he'll probably end up on some kind of watchlist anyway;)
Antonio i want to see you in leather jacket, jeans with motorcycle. Young bad boy
This is ridiculous to use celebrities as examples. When you're famous and loaded you can do wtf you want and it's been demonstrated over and over
Man you Old wear what ever you like
"Target-rich enviorment"?
Wat:D objectify much?
Why is it "objectification" if a man is looking for someone to date? Why is pursuing someone romantically the same as treating them like an inanimate object? I think this is one of the many excuses women have made up so they don't have to feel bad about rejecting men they aren't attracted to. 😂 That's why you don't see women being accused of objectifying anyone.
"Target rich environment " best phrase ever.🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿