When it comes to fashion and style, we men are kinda like women. We all want to look good, to feel good about ourselves so that we can feel confident and assured when we face our colleagues, friends and even loved ones (even though we don't want to admit this insecurity sometimes).
And like women, when we start to feel conscious about how we look, we start experimenting with various looks... ... and that's where the trouble starts. Like all learning curves, we usually start with mistakes, I remember I used to wear sport sandals with socks, thinking it was a unique look. And in Singapore's really hot (average of 32 degrees celcius) and humid (tropical climate)weather, I even wore layers!
I did wish I had a 'consultant' to help me with this, but I'd never admit it publicly though!
The problems that did not allow me to dress appropriately were the following:
1) Lack of self confidence and identity
2) Perceived lack of money (we'll be going into this in later posts- looking good does not require much money)
3) Desire to look like people in the entertainment business (Will also post about this later)
So in the following years, through a series of trial and error, I finally was able to settle on styles that I was comfortable with and looked good on me.
In the upcoming posts I will elaborate on my lessons learnt and give suggestions on how you can look good with little effort.
Cheers!
EMS
And like women, when we start to feel conscious about how we look, we start experimenting with various looks... ... and that's where the trouble starts. Like all learning curves, we usually start with mistakes, I remember I used to wear sport sandals with socks, thinking it was a unique look. And in Singapore's really hot (average of 32 degrees celcius) and humid (tropical climate)weather, I even wore layers!
I did wish I had a 'consultant' to help me with this, but I'd never admit it publicly though!
The problems that did not allow me to dress appropriately were the following:
1) Lack of self confidence and identity
2) Perceived lack of money (we'll be going into this in later posts- looking good does not require much money)
3) Desire to look like people in the entertainment business (Will also post about this later)
So in the following years, through a series of trial and error, I finally was able to settle on styles that I was comfortable with and looked good on me.
In the upcoming posts I will elaborate on my lessons learnt and give suggestions on how you can look good with little effort.
Cheers!
EMS
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