Mens Fashion – Page 8

Option 4 the slim Linear Dagger, far from skinny it is clean, efficient, and always sharp.

Makes you look Skinny	Makes you look Strong
Wide, baggy pants with crotches swinging between the knees	Straight and boot-cut pants that cut adjacent to the meeting of your legs
Oversized t-shirts that could double as a nightshirt (no pants required for full coverage)	Slim-fit t-shirts and button ups that end before the zipper does
Wearing a size so oversized it makes you look like you you were shrunk in the wash	Wearing a size which matches the volume of your figure
Fine liquid-like fabrics such as rayon and silk	Heavy weight fabrics like chunky wool and wide wale corduroy
Extra fabric under the arms and through the shoulders	Military epaulets, raglan sleeves, and small amounts of shoulder padding
V-necks and open collars which showcase a delicate head holder	High neck lines (crew necks, turtlenecks, etc) which create an uninterrupted expanse of upper body male manliness

Whether outfitting for the opera, an interview, or a very important barbecue, male virtual shopping sessions consistently ensure exceptional dress.

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Option 3 is not as uncommon a choice as you may suppose. While the Lower Figured Bellows may not be at the acme of the distribution curve, you need not resign yourself to sewing each stitch of your gentleman’s apparel. An outline for matching your male’s figure distribution with dapper dressings follows below:

1. Start with a proper shirt. Since lower figures carry a wide hip line, the critical charge becomes mass equalization. In explicit terms, we need to pump up the male shoulder line. One way to amplify is layering: a vest under a suit coat, a hoodie under a blazer, a t-shirt under a dress shirt. Allow shirt tails to trail unless they cascade below the zipper’s end. If this is the case, tuck and blouse the first layer, unbutton any subsequent layers, and use the outer most layer to camouflage any excess love deposits. When selecting layers, place the thinnest, softest layer nearest the body and work out to a more structured shell. Also try to make the layer nearest his face the boldest color or pattern, bringing attention back to his shinning visage.

2. Balance the bottom half. Lower figures are strong willed and slightly moody from the waist down, and they do not care much for uptight trousers. Stocky male thighs are much more amenable to relaxed pant personalities. Particularly breeds with exuberant tolerance through the thigh and seat. The trouser leg should fall straight from the fullest point and nary travel inward toward the flesh as it descends. Any amount of tapering could result in the battle of the britches.
3. Carefully select a jacket. Unlike ladies, gentleman with their full, broadish shoulders can hide beneath a long suit coat. Three-quarter pea coats and full length dress coats stun without breathing word of the secret sequestered beneath the shroud. Even a standard suit coat shroads the majority of their robustly developed loins. Mr. Bellows should however, refrain from double vented suit coats since the back panel might flare. Avoiding track jackets and other top layers with banding at the waist would also be wise since they leave the lower figure completely exposed and enunciated.

Below is a sample ensemble,