Men's Fashion - The Three Looks to Acquire

When it comes to men's fashion, there are generally three types of looks that a guy is going to need to know how to pull off. The threesome of fashion looks include daytime, casual, and the 'hot night out.' All of these looks can be had by any regular guy, as long as they keep in mind a few easy pointers.

Time to make it work at work: The suit.
No one can deny the importance and appeal of a good fitting suit. Professional, put together, and one of the key staples to just about any man's wardrobe, the suit is a classic mainstay of fashion. One of the keys to wearing that suit is to make sure that it fits like it is supposed to. That is not likely to happen by grabbing it off of the hanger at the store, taking it home in the bag, and throwing it on at 7 am before you jump in the carpool on the way to the office. One word here men, tailor. If it seems like an unneeded expense, think again. With a classic cut, and tailored styling, that suit can take a guy all the way to the top.

Kicking it and relaxed casual: The jeans.
When the times comes to enjoy the weekend, one look that looks hot all year round is a good pair of jeans. The way a man wears his jeans can say a lot about him as well. Not to tight, and not hanging so low as to trip him as he walks is a good way to begin finding the right fit. And while finding the right pair of jeans can be just like finding the perfect woman, be prepared that someday it will end. While the worn look may be in, gaping holes are not. When it is time for them to go, you just have to let them go...

Styling and profiling at the club: The bling.
Though there are plenty of guys out there trying to keep up with what they see in music videos and on the stars in Hollywood, be careful of the bling. When attempting to pull off the hot look with a new date, a guy shouldn't be outshining her. But without enough sparkle, he may just fade away. A good rule of thumb is to keep it simple, and low key. A nice set of cufflinks, a small silver buckle on the belt, or a half-carrot on the ear are all ways that a guy can add a bit of taste to his look without outshining the stars.

Men's Sunglass Trends

Some trends come and go. Others stick around for a while. And some become a part of our cultural landscape. When considering a pair of sunglasses that are right for you, ignore the trends and ignore the hype. The right sunglasses for you, aren’t necessarily right for the next fellow. And vice versa. You get it.

Let’s explore some of the classic styles for men. Aviator inspired shades have been a popular style of glasses for men for generations. In recent times, they have become more of a fashion accessory than a practical item. But nonetheless, these glasses are as slick as they are functional. They come is various shapes, tints, and sizes and there is certainly a pair out there for you.

Aviators are a definitely a safe bet in men’s sunglasses. Another style that has made a comeback in recent times is the big-and-bold sunglasses. You know the ones. Think Big! These glasses could even be considered the offspring of the Aviators, just bigger and bolder! With the resurgence of everything 70’s, these glasses epitomize the extravagance and excitement of the time.

As they say, everything old is new again! Another style of sunglasses that is still popular is the wrap-around style. This style has been around for a quite a few years now, popularized by all your favorite rock stars and movie stars. Again, these are available in many shapes and colors.

For a better idea of what you are shopping for, trip down to your local sunglass shop and have a look around. Here are some guidelines to help in your quest for the perfect sunglasses. For those of you with oval shaped faces, most any style will suit you. Rectangular frames are ideal for those with round faces, and oval or round frames are best for those with square shaped faces.

But sunglasses are not just about style. Try to find a balance of style and function. You will also want to have lenses with good UV protection. And consider some form of lens protection for scratch resistance. What are you looking at?