Polished and Fitted 

Nothing is more attractive than a grown man knowing how to dress for the environment.
Appearance can either make or break the deal when it comes to dating and even business.
Remember, First Impressions

No one wants to engage with a man that is sloppy and messy. Would you take MOST people serious if they had a stained shirt and ripped, baggy pants? I think not.

With the current men's fashion it is easy to put together prints, textures, and colors.

As mentioned in a previous post, cropped pants are the trending piece for men's styling. Which is by far the easiest piece that you can either dress up or dress down.

What's hot now are textures, prints and LAYERS.
 Theses pieces each help the eye bounce around the attire. Think button up denim textured shirt, meets fitted blazer, meets cropped pants that let your #sockgame stand out. Essentially speaking, pair a bunch of fits(loose/fitting) and prints together and wear it with confidence. Confidence will take you a long way.

However when it comes to the "dressing up"  aspect, same rules apply but on a higher level. No loose and baggy shit, think fitted and tailored. Nothing says "I give a damn" like a nice, well tailored suit or even well fitting jeans, a hoodie and blazer.
Cheat the code by wearing and tweaking your day time fit to match night time events.
From the first example replace the blazer with a bomber jacket. Underneath that denim textured shirt should be a "fun" print shirt. Cats, a rock band, some other random design. All while keeping the same cropped pants.

Accessories for men are major key to success. It adds to the sense that you woke up with a plan.
A few simple pieces and BOOM, you now have a complete look.

If you're going blingy. Don't do it. Unless you are a rapper or athlete, or someone who needs attention . There is no need to have iced out necklaces and rings walking down the street. It yells "please rob me"
Keep it simple and unique.

Wooden pieces are making their way back into the spotlight and for good reason. Wood itself is simple and solid. Wooden watches and necklaces are such a dope concept. You can look well-off but not break the bank, while also looking very down to Earth.

Faux glasses are another way to torch up an outfit. Even if you don't have real eyesight issues they just make any man look intellectual. Pretty much you can know absolutely nothing about anything but look like you can solve complex math equations. #bowwowchallenge.
For the guys who do need corrective vision, opt for tortoise frames, or black/gold, something that will ensure that your outfit stands out,
no matter where you are.

Wallets should be decent and subtle. Nothing worse than pulling out a ripped and dirty, hot mess. Money clips, card-holders and thin wallets scream sophistication and style. 

For argument reasons, I'll keep it simple when it comes to shoes. Every man should own 3-4 pairs of distinctive, dress shoes. If you're a grown man and don't own any, you should reevaluate your #lifegoals. Wingtips are a must. Chelsea boots(yes, that's the name of a type of boot) are a staple that you can wear from work to the night out. At least one pair black, and one pair brown. Think Stacey Adams.

Listen I'm not saying you have to go and ball out on expensive brands and shit. I'm saying look like a CEO when the time calls for it.
SwagMillionaire LLC and Diamond District Street Wear, are just a few brands on our site.  
 H&M, Forever21men's, Express, J.Crew, hell even Burlington just to name a few all have great prices and offer quality. Once you start making a sustainable income then you can get that Burberry, Christian Louboutin, and other designer bougie wear that you can also find here.

They use to say that it's the man who makes the outfit.
When in reality it's a team effort between the clothes and the clothed. 

Be sure to check out our Men's Section to shop some of these brands and styles.
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