How to Wear Skinny Jeans For Men | Men’s Fashion Guide
Do you know how to wear skinny jeans for men? Perhaps you will say “Are you kidding me? No man will not know how to wear everything.” Actually I know everyone knows how to wear, but most of people don’t know how to wear it fashionably, right? Just a few short years ago, it could be argued that men’s fashion and style as we know it didn’t really exist. Certainly, men still wore clothes and seasonal runway shows existed, however there was not the highly desire for them to dress well, the same need to be stylish or the same hunger to be up to date on all the latest trends. So I am here to give you some men’s fashion guide about skinny jeans for men.
In the first place, avoid the‘all tight everything’trap that plenty of men seem to fall into. Regular-fitting styles, which have a little more room in the body, should take the place of skintight tees, or even a slim-fit tee a size up from normal, on account of those looking to channel AW14’s big anti-fit trend.
Secondly, you should be realistic with your aesthetic – spray-on jeans, which are overwhelmingly casual, don’t mix at all well with smart tailoring. Actually standard styles work much better. Nevertheless, streetwear-inspired pieces or sports luxe are perfect to be associated with spray-ons – consider longline tees/shirts, bomber jackets, fashion trainers and sweats.
Thirdly, think about monochrome colour palettes – grey, black, white and navy with just one or two pops of colour; contrasting textures and weights – leather juxtaposed and heavy wools with lightweight jersey/cotton; and playing with the overall silhouette –asymmetric or oversizing matches with boxy outerwear and chunky knits.
In the first place, avoid the‘all tight everything’trap that plenty of men seem to fall into. Regular-fitting styles, which have a little more room in the body, should take the place of skintight tees, or even a slim-fit tee a size up from normal, on account of those looking to channel AW14’s big anti-fit trend.
Secondly, you should be realistic with your aesthetic – spray-on jeans, which are overwhelmingly casual, don’t mix at all well with smart tailoring. Actually standard styles work much better. Nevertheless, streetwear-inspired pieces or sports luxe are perfect to be associated with spray-ons – consider longline tees/shirts, bomber jackets, fashion trainers and sweats.
Thirdly, think about monochrome colour palettes – grey, black, white and navy with just one or two pops of colour; contrasting textures and weights – leather juxtaposed and heavy wools with lightweight jersey/cotton; and playing with the overall silhouette –asymmetric or oversizing matches with boxy outerwear and chunky knits.
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