Revamping Spring Wardrobe for Men
Revamping Spring Wardrobe for Men
Just as with women's wardrobes, men need to revamp theirs from time to time to reflect changing styles. Here are a few tips on revamping a man's wardrobe for spring
•Consider adding a few cashmere sweaters. Cashmere never goes out of style. Choose classic colors for cashmere sweaters that will match anything from jeans to suits. Think Heather greys, creamy whites and dark charcoal.
•Opt for khaki-colored corduroys instead of plain khaki pants. A nice pair of corduroys (but please not the thick cords you wore in kindergarten) with a flat front (definitely no pleats) makes a nice addition to a new spring wardrobe because they are light-colored and work well with any light spring color.
•Buy light-colored shirts. This applies for both work and casual clothing. Choose a classic pale blue shirt with crisp white cuffs (always a classic look) for business and an oatmeal-colored polo shirt for play.
•Start a collection of high quality, thin wool sweaters. Layer these sweaters with other collared shirts for a hip, fashion-forward look at any age. Look for fine wool such as Merino.
•Add a trench coat for rainy days and smart light weight jacket as an alternative to a blazer.
•Go for classically designed clothing like high V-neck sweaters, simple belt buckles and straight leg or boot cut jeans. Avoid flared bottom jeans, strange patterned shirts or belt buckles the size of cars.
•Consider adding a few cashmere sweaters. Cashmere never goes out of style. Choose classic colors for cashmere sweaters that will match anything from jeans to suits. Think Heather greys, creamy whites and dark charcoal.
•Opt for khaki-colored corduroys instead of plain khaki pants. A nice pair of corduroys (but please not the thick cords you wore in kindergarten) with a flat front (definitely no pleats) makes a nice addition to a new spring wardrobe because they are light-colored and work well with any light spring color.
•Buy light-colored shirts. This applies for both work and casual clothing. Choose a classic pale blue shirt with crisp white cuffs (always a classic look) for business and an oatmeal-colored polo shirt for play.
•Start a collection of high quality, thin wool sweaters. Layer these sweaters with other collared shirts for a hip, fashion-forward look at any age. Look for fine wool such as Merino.
•Add a trench coat for rainy days and smart light weight jacket as an alternative to a blazer.
•Go for classically designed clothing like high V-neck sweaters, simple belt buckles and straight leg or boot cut jeans. Avoid flared bottom jeans, strange patterned shirts or belt buckles the size of cars.
•Get a men's fashion magazine. Think Gentlemen's Quarterly (GQ) and Esquire. Take note of the spring fashion trends for men and "selectively" apply them to your wardrobe. You can stay away from the designer price tags, but stay within the same style of clothing that works well with your body shape and complexion, etc.
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