Ok assume I know nothing about style. Like, not even that shoes and belt must match.?

Question

Guidelines are not what I need. I'd be lost in a store - try to do my Calculus III exam after I give you the just of the formulas - right, not my cup of tea, and too much info. I need direct suggestions.

I'm also muscular, but don't want to be a hotshot either. Muscular bulky with little bodyfat, a bodybuilder; not just beefy. The good kind.

I have black hair and fair white skin. I'm 6'2" and have been told many times that my clothes are my greatest hinderance when it comes to women.

Thank you.

I'm male. Alwayse have been.

Answer 1

You sound nice so You need a shirt that stretches. the latest clothes have 5% stretch material which is good for you.

You need good jeans, white shirt white sleeveless undershirt a brown belt and boots
Black dress pants, good shirt and jacket black belt and shoes. With black hair and pale skin you will be awesomely handsome in black

khaki pants Nike's sleeveless undershirt and tee. socks optional

Answer 2

I think with fair skin, you may be able to pull off a nice strong pink in shirts. Dark jeans sound cute for you too. I could probably help you better if I knew your personality, and what styles/ colors you are comfortable wearing.

EDIT: The poster below me has a SUPER idea about buying some mag's and seeing what styles you like. That is a really good way to start putting together your style and finding out what you like. She also gives the suggestion of getting a guide-book --Great again! That is a good second step! After you've found what styles you like, you can then explore what colors and patterns will look good on you within those styles. :)

Answer 3

You're a guy, I'm assuming, but you don't need guidlines. Matching can be tacky but if you have a nice body you can pull it off. Muscular, but not beefy. Hmmmm. Maybe a worn chilling shirt on the chest. It won't hide anything but it won't show it off. (Go with a dark color.) For work you might want a brown pair of shows with very simple buckles. An ironed guy-blouse. . . . .I'm thinking of the name, but it's not coming to me. Anyway, dark ironed pants and you're good to good. A tie is better than bow for work, unless there's a strict dress code. If you're in a more relaxing envirement for work I suggest a sweater with a simple design (brown). Probably sweats or nice loose jeans.

Losing your way in the store: ONLINE SHOPPING! It's so much easier. If you're the type that needs to touch it, try smaller places or formal men wear type things. Fashion isn't that hard once you get into it. If you ever need advice check magazines.

If your hair is the black that I'm thinking, try dark blue a lot! But don't go overboard.
Good luck!!

Answer 4

You should wear clothes that suit you, people look fake when they wear clothes that don't match their personality and age. Why don't you buy some men's magazines (GQ, Details) and look at their clothing examples and see what you like? You could also buy the book "Dress Your Best" by Clinton and Stacey of What Not to Wear. There is a men's section.

To get you started here are some very basic guidelines:

Do not:
- wear pants that show your socks when you're standing
- wear pants that have a pleated front
- wear pants with an elastic waistband (unless you're over 65)
- wear pants that hit you above the waistline. Not even if you're over 65.
- wear dirty, ripped, stained, wrinkled, or worn looking clothes or shoes
- wear flip flops or shorts to non-casual situations
- wear socks with sandals
- wear slouchy wrestler type pants
- wear mesh tank tops
- wear t-shirts with offensive sayings on them
- wear a fanny pack
- wear huge white sneakers
- wear bowties unless you're in a tuxedo or want people to think you're a massive dork
- wear ties with Disney characters on them

I could go on but you might get overwhelmed.

Answer 5

Get to a severe end save like Dillards, Macy's and make an apt with a private shopper. for somebody that desires to "set a glance" that's properly definitely worth the money (and often could be lined counting on how plenty you spend) (and bear in mind you could continually return stuff) a private shopper can help you pick those products that artwork properly with you physique form and prepare you the way significant key products can exchange your dresser. as some distance by using fact the hair. in the experience that your going to placed on it long artwork with a stylist no longer something worse than a wiped out mullet or hippy form.

Answer 6

For basic everyday clothing, you should probably get a few tees in different colors (light blue, dark blue, red, green, yellow, orange) and it sounds like light blue would be a good color for you. Plain white would also be a good color to get lots of. Some nice button up shirts in the aforementioned colors, but with focus on black, beige, white and dark green and blue (dress shirts should generally be dark colors in wintertime). Pair tees with a nice black blazer and a pair of low rise faded jeans with or without a belt and a pair of dark solid-color tennis shoes (not dress shoes) for a good outfit for everyday, like meeting friends for lunch on Saturday or something. A good outfit would be: Dark blue tee, black blazer (have store personnel help you find the right fit and style for you, that's what they are there for!) low-rise faded jeans, dark blue sneaks, black belt (optional). Sounds good to me! I love to help with fashion.

Answer 7

Well if you know of any of your friends or relatives who dress really well maybe hook up with them and spend a day shopping or maybe even ask a gril friend or sister or mom to help out.

Answer 8

RED.
I would suggest a red mid-thigh dress. or maybe

http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=FOREVER21&category%5Fname=Dresses&product%5Fid=2034960300&Page=1

this dress, with a pair of nice, dark-wash skinny jeans. It says pair with leggins, but I'm not sure if that would work if you are tall and muscular. And not just red colored dresses, I think a lot of thigh-length dresses would flatter your figure.

http://www.abercrombie.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10901_306672_-1_12261

http://store.delias.com/item.do?categoryID=442&itemID=45970&sizeFilter=&colorFilter=&brandFilter=
--any of those three choices of shoes would work and if you don't like them:

http://store.delias.com/item.do?categoryID=442&itemID=46406&sizeFilter=&colorFilter=&brandFilter=
(black)

Good luck. :D

Answer 9

i did not even know that belts and shoes have to match