Let’s try to carry out a careful stock-taking of your man’s wardrobe, to show him in all his glory on some holiday among your friends or his colleagues. Usually, freedom-loving men don’t like any rules or restrictions. Meanwhile, there’re simple image rules, which can serve as a guiding thread in this complicated world of male fashion. It’s rather easy to follow them; you just need to show your loved one positive results of such behavior.

Let’s try to carry out a careful stock-taking of your man’s wardrobe, to show him in all his glory on some holiday among your friends or his colleagues.
Usually, freedom-loving men don’t like any rules or restrictions. Meanwhile, there’re simple image rules, which can serve as a guiding thread in this complicated world of male fashion. It’s rather easy to follow them; you just need to show your loved one positive results of such behavior.
Well, a modern man should look successful and self-confident, radiating this confidence at first sight in him. Moreover, a man should feel comfortable in his cloth at most and dress firstly for himself. Nothing seems to be strange in this rather paradoxical statement: a man can convince other people in his possibilities only when he’s convinced in it himself.
Today, when a Bohemian style with lacy cuffs of shirts and brocade blazers is stepping back in past at last, casual style becomes ideal for a man of any social status. On the one hand, it keeps some conservatism of a business dress-code, and on the other hand - it takes some liberties, which help to keep also inner comfort.
 
As a result, you can restrict yourself only with one suit, buying coats and trousers separately, and combining them in any variants. Classical dark-blue suite is still highly competitive today, however, you may choose a grey one of any tint or even a gravel one. Trousers can be classical, straight along all length or slightly narrowing in lower part. As for coat, now it is miniaturized, narrowed in waist, and sometimes looks like it’s too small for a man. Strangely enough, this adds some youthful freshness to a man’s image.
Blazer should also be included in a modern traditional man’s wardrobe (probably, it can be also dark-blue or grey) with small buttons (which shouldn’t distract attention from face), tweed coat of any subdued tones. Lapels of middle length or narrowed. Low-key chequered is possible too.
For those, who respect maximum freedom, we can offer elongated coats with a stand-up collar (in half-military style) or without a collar at all, a-symmetric fastener in Eastern style, with figured cut lower part of foreparts, leather decoration, nubby woolen cloth or chamois.
This winter, cardigans and even jerseys can replace coats and blazers successfully. They can be long and massive, of thin knitted fabric (like Chanel), imitating nubby wool (like Giorgio Armani) or knitting (like Valentino). Such attire has a slight Bohemian tint, and in combination with austere trousers or classical jeans they are quite appropriate for office.
 
It’s interesting, that, if your loved changes a shirt and adds several accessories in such suit, he’ll get more refined evening look without special efforts and expenses.
By the way, as for shirts. Sensible men don’t already choose glaringly white shirts, but settle on more neutral, soft tints - grey, beige, which help to avoid excessive official character in their image. Today we can see also black, dark-blue, violet shirts. This is some deviation from business dress-code, however, it’s quite good for casual style.
Among accessories and additions, which can accentuate your loved man’s individuality, we can mark jackets (both long and short-cut; of any material - from chamois to knitted jersey), long scarves (which men can wear even under coat), long chamois or knitted gloves.
A special attitude to cravat. Many men treat it with dislike, however, modern free style offers such various choice, that one can definitely choose something to his liking. In some cases, cravats look more like neckerchiefs.
By the way, it is this accessory, which can accentuate your eye color. It is considered that a man with blue or grey eyes should choose cravats of grey-graphite or dark-blue colors, and men with dark eyes should prefer wine, claret, violet, deep dark-blue. Choosing an actual red cravat, remember, that it gives scarlet gleam on chin and eye whites, and will definitely attract attention to your man. Are you ready for this? Then be happy for him!