Thursday, 28 May 2015

How to dress your age: 20s

Starting out in style? Here’s everything you need to know -



We're not going to lie – your 20s are tricky. You're probably in the best shape of your life, fit enough to pull off pretty much anything. But transitioning from your college wardrobe to the workplace is an important step, one that can be summed up in two words: capsule wardrobe. Start by investing in important go-to pieces that will form the foundation of your wardrobe while offering great value for money: hard-wearing chinos, well-fitting jeans, smart shoes, your first proper suit and a decent watch. Once you've got that down, it's time to experiment with trends and work out what looks good on you. Finally, now that you're no longer relying on Daddy's credit card, work towards buying your first designer pieces. We recommend starting small: Ties, cufflinks, wallets and other budget-friendly accessories. In short, this is the first decade of the rest of your adult life. Make sure you start it in style. -

1. Slim cuts

 Right now, you don't need to spend hours in the gym to stay fit. Celebrate that by seeking out slim-fitted clothes (we said slim, not painted-on) that don't swamp you in acres of excess fabric.

                                                   2. Find your colour comfort zone

Now's the time to figure out which colours work best on you. As a general rule, lighter colors complement darker skin tones (think pale blue, yellow, pastel pink, white), while darker colours — navy blue, dark green, dark red, brown — stand out on fairer skin. When playing the accessories game, plan for a versatile mix of solids and eye-catching prints.

                                                                      3. Shop online

The e-commerce boom has resulted in an explosion of wallet-friendly clothing options catering to guys in their twenties, from eclectic single-label websites to more massy options like Jabong, Flipkart and Myntra.

                                        4. Make friends with a tailor and a barber

Never, ever underestimate the power of a good haircut and an expertly fitted suit. Get to know these men and/or women now and they will keep you looking good for years to come.


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