UTOPIA

Bringing out the CEO in you.

Never in the history of time have men committed such mindless fashion crimes as they do today. From denim shoes, to high-collar shirts,to man bags. So i had go around the e-streets and fond some Style Commandments courtesy of http://www.men.style.com/

Fellas it aint that hard

Honor thy tailor
Even the best suits need altering. Pants need to be shortened, jackets need to be brought in, sleeves need to be narrowed this is the difference between being appropriately dressed and being stylishly dressed.



Thou shalt wear sneakers made for grown men
It’s fine to own running shoes and hightops. But save them for the gym. When you’re on the street, keep your sneakers simple and classic. Go for ones like Jack Purcells and classic Converses, Addidas. They work with everything, including suits



Thou shalt wear brown shoes—with nearly everything
Black dress shoes are easy—they’re understated and tasteful. Brown dress shoes up the style factor. Women....i mean people notice them. They go best with gray, khaki, or navy. Dark brown shoes are easier to pull off than light brown ones.

Thou shalt put your wallet on a diet
Fellas if you must have a wallet keep it as slim as possible, cards and cash (notes). I highly recommed a simple slim elegant card holder or money clip for your notes. A man is only allowed to have one bulge in his pants. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don’t do the man bag, however if you must please dont let it be a sling. (some examples below)

Thou shall invest in a timepiece

A simple stainless steel watch works beautifully with your jeans as well as your best suit.

Thou shall wear an undershirt

Because its what grown men do!

Thou shalt match your socks with your suit
When choosing socks, the basic rule is to consider the suit instead of the shoe—in other words, if you’re wearing a navy suit with black shoes, reach for navy socks. And when wearing a light suit, make sure the socks are darker than the suit but a shade or so lighter than the shoes.

Fellas, hope this helps.



To the sisters, keep doing what you do.