Some Simple Style tips for men over 50...

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1 - Don't try to keep it real

The street style looks with the skinny jeans, hoodies, printed/graphic tees and ball caps etc. should be avoided.

Popular culture is all about youth these days but you're a mature man and you shouldn't be afraid to embrace that. Image
2 – Be careful with faded denim

Can you wear faded denim? Yes...but it has to be subtle/understated. Anything overly distressed or stylized should be avoided.

Best move is to stick to plain denim. Image
3 – Swap your hoodie for a basic cotton sweatshirt

Leave the hoodies for the younger guys. A sweatshirt will keep you plenty comfortable around your house and it’s a more mature look.

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4 – Go with darker colored sneakers/trainers

White trainers are great but they tend to trend more youthful.

A simple solution here is to go with darker colors like black or grey. A nicer loafer or driver would be a good subsitute as well

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5 – Think about wearing a jacket or blazer more often

This can be a great stepped up casual uniform – nice blazer + collared shirt + jeans/chinos + boots.

You’re dressed up but not too dressed up. Image
6 – If you’re going bald, shave your head (or buzz it).

No sense in hanging on to what's left. Embrace the look. It'll help reflect your maturity and wisdom.

You can always grow a beard to compensate. Image
7 – Play up your natural salt and pepper vibes.

This is a move straight out of Clooney's style playbook.

No need to dye your hair. Incorporate more greyscale looks in your wardrobe instead. Image
8 - Think class over swag

You're seasoned. You've seen it and done it (and continue to do it).

That quiet confidence should speak through your style.

Don't chase trends.

Keep it classic, keep it stylish.

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Coats for the fall/winter season.

Lots of options to choose from.

Here's a quick rundown of what to consider... Image
1 - Top Coat

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Specifically, how many pairs you need and in which washes.

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There is a healthy range that is considered acceptable:
I recommend most guys go for either a straight or slim fit with a tapered leg opening.

The tapered leg opening makes a BIG difference.

Gives your legs shape and dimension.
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Bald guy style advice...because I have readers who keep asking.

1) If you're going bald...just shave your head. Embrace the look. You don't have to take a razor to it either, clipping/buzzing it short is fine.

Statham did just fine embracing the look...
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Bruce Willis is yet another good example...I think you get the idea.

If you're losing it, embrace it.
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And there are a TON of different options out there.

Even with something simple like a crewneck sweater, you'd be surprised at the variety.

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Your standard fine knit merino wool sweater.

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