I've chosen a cross-section (mainly aged over forty) to show a variety of ways in which such men manage to dress well. We may not like what we see, but can be inspired by how they select and wear their clothes, their colours, styles, cuts - and the self-confidence they project. If you have other suggestions, please comment at the foot of the post. (I have no information about the image rights; contact me for removal).
Charles, Prince of Wales |
Sir Anthony Eden |
Tom Ford, (nearly didn't make it as he sometimes has too many shirt buttons undone). |
Noel Coward |
Daniel Craig |
Cary Grant |
Bryan Ferry |
Fred Astaire |
How about Doug Bihlmaier...... that's real style and he's mature AND breaks the rules!!!
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GF - excellent post and a timely reminder of one of the clear rules as we get older - there is no rule! A classic jacket (whether SB or DB or 2 or 3 button and whether classic or 3 roll 2 etc) plus well fitted trousers (whether flat or pleated) coupled with fitted shirt and some colour thrown in --- finished off with simple leather shoes (dare I say it - need not be black or brown suede) and.....one has it. I've been updating my wardrobe over the last 2 years based on this formula (albeit with some trial and error) and feel more confident today at 52 than I did at 30. As for role models, those listed (except Tom Ford - sorry) are excellent. Enjoy your weekend Dimitrious
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