Meet the style tribesmen

Meet the style tribesmen When it comes to getting dressed, men certainly have it easier than their female counterparts. They aren't overwhelmed by choice, hypnotised by trends or seduced by fast fashion. The suit is their uniform perhaps that's why they stick hard and fast to a trademark style when they loosen their tie and change into something more comfortable. They may not be dedicated followers of fashion but they certainly stay true http://www.menspoloralphlaurenoutlet.com/ to their personal style. To open our men's style special, here we introduce the 10 fashion tribes of modern Irish men If The Gent had a motto it would be "the suit maketh the man". Slipping standards haven't gone unnoticed, though. He wonders why it is that the tie has come undone, and he considers novelty to be a form of vandalism. He arrives at the airport three hours early in order to get his (Church's) shoes polished. A Brioni tie and gold Cartier pen complete the look. The Gent is always the best dressed man at a wedding and he knows it. If you've ever received an invite with a 'smart casual' dress code, just turn to the Classicist for style advice. White shirt (check), jeans (check), single breasted suit jacket (check). Shirt should be tucked in (this is the law) to reveal brown/black leather belt (an investment piece). He bulk shops twice a year and while it might look like he seeks out the most inoffensive items on the rails, he's actually just not interested in reinventing the wheel. On his wrist: TAG Heuer Formula 1. Dream wheels: Mercedes C Class. The hipster likes to think he eschews trends and fast fashion (even if he looks like every other man on South William Street and his entire wardrobe can be acquired in Urban Outfitters). on his wrist: Casio Chrome. Dream wheels: A customised fixie. make mine aN: Obscure craft beer. secretly idolises: James Franco. Fantasises about: Setting up his own festival. Think three day old stubble juxtaposed with a crisp Thomas Pink shirt, or a sleeve of tattoos peeking polo ralph lauren outlet out from under a Stuarts London Crombie coat. He favours elegant, old school labels but would be the first to roll up his (Burberry London shirt) sleeves and land a killer left hook if he had to. Partial to pocket watches, waistcoats and silk handkerchief. Also enjoys sporting an occasional nod to Mod. On his wrist: Vintage Rolex Submariner. Dream wheELS: Vintage Jaguar E Type. make mine a: Scotch on the rocks. Secretly idolises: The Kray brothers. Fantasises about: Doing a Mike Tyson and getting his own tiger. Double denim, flannel shirts, waistcoats over T shirts they just don't make them like that any more. He'll admit he's no trendsetter although he secretly thinks that he initiated the fashion revival of the lumberjack shirt. Ultimately, he wants a down to earth look polo shirts ralph lauren that complements his down to earth attitude. On his wrist: Casio G Shock. Dream wheels: Land Rover Defender. make mine a: Corona with lime. Secretly idolises: The guy who played Brandon Walsh in mens polo shirts Beverley Hills 90210. Fantasises about: Meeting Kurt Cobain. He can only buy his jeans in G Star and it's near impossible to find a well made semi skintight white T shirt. Younger jocks start their fashion journey in Abercrombie Fitch before progressing to labels like Ralph Lauren and Armani.