Changing your fashion style, is it possible?

Changing your fashion style, is it possible?

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Byff

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4,427 posts

262 months

Thursday 28th May 2015
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Ever since I was a lad, I've worn jeans, T-Shirt/Polo and trainers.

I'm at the stage in my life where I'm starting to appreciate nice resturants and decent hotels on our holidays, but my lack of fashion/a more mature style, is making me feel uncomfortable in these situations.

I've bought some grown up shoes and a jacket but they are still unworn as I feel uncomfortable wearing them. I just can't picture what "goes" with what so will always revert back to my "safe" style. I have ventured with shirts now, but still can't resist rolling up the sleeves, tucking them in just feels wrong.

Can you learn how to dress yourself without looking like a pillock? At the age of 45, you'd have thought I'd know by now, but I really struggle and have to rely on the wife or daughter to tell me I look ok..... paperbag




Byff

Original Poster:

4,427 posts

262 months

Thursday 28th May 2015
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sidekickdmr said:
....you can then move onto chino's, but no rush for this.
yikes

I'm liking all the suggestions, I will learn how to do this and one day, maybe even put chino's on.