How to Dress in Classy Clothes as a Man

• Wear well-fitted clothes to look especially sharp. Visit a tailor to have your shirts and pants sized, and avoid baggy or too-tight clothing.
• Opt for low-key sneakers or tasteful loafers. Brightly colored or distracting shoes tend to look more tacky than fun.
• Accessorize with simple watches, sunglasses, and belts to bring the rest of your outfit together. Also, wear a conservative amount of subtle cologne.

Choose crisp, cool, and well-fitted clothing.

Wearing the same old expensive suit for all occasions will never help. A cool pair of denim jeans with a lightly colored, well-fitting shirt followed by a lightly colored pair of Converse shoes will do the magic. This combination is affordable and decent. That said, none can say that a well-fitted Raymond suit is not cool. That's the best a man can get but it's not the only option. A great-fitting dress shirt can make a big difference in your wardrobe.

Invest in clean footwear for almost anywhere you go.

A good pair of shoes can really help you look sharp. In fact, it’s often forgotten how much a stylish pair of sneakers can jazz up your look. Most girls love guys wearing a good pair of shoes.

Factor your skin tone into your clothing color.

Every skin tone goes especially well with certain colors. However, bear in mind that there are limits; for example, a neon-colored high-necked tee with pink shorts can never be attractive, no matter what skin tone you have. Always choose decent colors. A lemon-colored shirt with a white pair of skinny trousers can be a good option.

Steer clear of shorts.

They are never cool unless you are in the pool or gym. Don't wear them home after exercising either!

Choose the right items for your wardrobe.

Having some standard, quality basics makes it easy to dress with class. This list offers some suggestions for clothing items that the classy guy would do well to have in his wardrobe: A pair(s) of dark, well-fitted jeans At least one good quality suit One or two ties (neither too fat nor too thin) Both dark and lightly colored shirts Trousers in decent colors Round neck and polo T-shirts A pair of good quality sneakers and a decent pair of party shoes. EXPERT TIP Alena Le Blanc Alena Le Blanc Personal Stylist Alena Le Blanc is the Personal Stylist and the Founder of Le Blanc Label. Based in San Francisco, California, Le Blanc Label is the leading personal stylist brand for sustainable style transformations. Alena and her team specialize in seasonal wardrobe refreshes, closet edits, styling for special events, travel, photoshoots, and general personal needs. Alena has been featured in podcasts including EMPOWERED BY WMN, I Am Fearless, and Mind Power Meets Mystic. Alena received her BFA in Fashion and Apparel Design from the Academy of Art University. Alena Le Blanc Alena Le Blanc Personal Stylist Cultivate a high-end look through minimalist shapes, neutral colors, and quality fabrics. Look for clothing or accessories crafted from luxurious natural materials. Opt for simple yet classic designs with earth tones and neutrals like black, white, beige, and navy. Make your style exude sophistication and class.

Add good accessories.

Accessories do not necessarily need to be expensive but they should be mature. Ask your girlfriend or elder sister to help you to choose.

Add your favorite fragrance.

Apply cologne, deodorant, antiperspirant, or something similar. That's the icing on the cake. Even an alpha male with body odor will be found repellent to those with sensitive noses.

Take good care of yourself so that you have a good body.

By adding some lean muscles, you will look good in almost everything. Hit the gym once or twice a week to keep it clean.

Take proper care of your clothes.

Clean garments are always the best option. Even an expensive shirt with a line of dirt around the cuff will kill the impression instantly. Always keep your clothes clean and tidy. The following suggestions might be a help: Keep everything arranged neatly in a dresser or wardrobe. Keep untidy clothes aside, perhaps in a laundry bag or basket. Make sections for pants, shirts, blazers and under garments. Clean your clothes yourself, as you know which parts need more cleaning. Keep all of your clean clothes pressed.