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For Men: Dressing Up For New Year's Eve Parties: Celebrate, Be Merry, and Look Good When Kicking Off the New Year
New Years Eve is a perfect evening for celebration and in many circles that celebration calls for a man's best clothing to ring in the new year. Due to the festive and rather loose rules surrounding most New Years Eve parties it is a great time to push one's boundaries when it comes to style and wardrobe and experiment with new ideas and colours!
Be Bold and Memorable
While many memories are bound to be a bit foggy on the morning after the ball drops in Times Square – New Years Eve presents amazing opportunities for flashy shirts, amazing skinny ties, and suits. Heavily pinstriped suits or perhaps even a white suit are perfectly acceptable for wear during this time – a full white suit being rarity in today's business community.
When it comes to dress or sport shirts – be daring. Aqua, pink, crimson, orange, and bright green are all fantastic colours that will draw a great deal of contrast and attention from your peers. Normally conservative men will draw a bevy of compliments from colleagues and associates who might be surprised as such a daring turn – while those that are already fashion forward will get the opportunity to show off their most beautiful pieces.
For a more casual approach, a merino wool mockneck sweater and a pair of dress corduroys will go over very well for more relaxed house parties – keeping you warm while retaining a sharp and mature look. Another bonus – sweaters are easily washable should one find themselves bathed in beer or champagne!
Accessories Ahoy!
Now is also the time to show off the new cufflinks – whether they be white gold or plastic roulette wheels. Kitch is certainly permitted, if for one night only, and a gentleman should feel free to break consevative convention wherever possible. Pocket squares in accompanying colours that match either one's dress shirt, tie, or perhaps even an accent colour in the suit are perfectly acceptable, indeed, they come highly recommended!
While it may not be necessary to overdo the cologne, it is highly recommended that you wear a quality fragrance for the evening's festivities – not only will it make an impression on those who you might be conversing with – or in the case of single gentlemen, perhaps might be interested in – but it will also keep one smelling nice for a bit longer than usual. This can be very important in many situations, especially given that most parties at home or at the pub are very crowded and hot.
While it may be prime time to show off the best that your closet may have to offer – it is important to remember the virtue of moderation in the other facets of a great new years party. Remember, break the convention, break the mould! With that in mind, please drink responsibly and drive safely – and above all, have fun and a happy new year!
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A Guide for Men in Women's Retail: Tips for Guys Who Buy Clothes for Their Lady This Season
As a sales associate at popular women’s clothing store, one has experienced two types of male Christmas shoppers: the guys who pick out complete outfits for their wives/girlfriends, and those who opt for the gift card. While both gift ideas are sure to please her, nothing will impress her more than picking out some clothes that she actually likes and will wear.
Take on some research
Before you go wandering around the mall, find out what stores she likes and take time to visit their website. Most major clothing retailers have complex websites where you can view different articles of clothing and order them in various sizes and colors. If you see some items that you think she will like, print out the description and bring it in to the store.
Take notice of her colors
Not everyone can wear yellow. Take a look at the color family that she often wears or that she has an abundance of in her closet. If she usually wears blues and greens, those hues are probably good colors for her skin tone. Usually cool-colored skin tones look best in hues like blues, greens, and purples, and warmer skin tones look better in bright reds, oranges, and yellows. Most every woman looks good in black.
For more color recommendation, see this.
Take notice of her size
Of course you should know her size before you go shopping, but keep in mind that sizes may vary from store to store. To avoid having to return the items you buy, see if you can take a peek at a tag from a shirt or pant that she has from the store you will visit. This way you can be certain of her size and not have to worry at all about fit.
Mannequins and Sales Associates
Every woman is different, but a great way of finding out what’s in this season in the woman’s world is asking a sales associate what items have been selling well. The faster it is flying off the shelf, the greater the chance that she will like it. Also, associates will put together mannequin displays of outfits that “go.” True that a mannequin is a size four, but at least it gives the option of seeing which colors, patterns, and textures the store is putting together for this season. Also, associates in most stores are willing to assist you if you have any questions about what goes together. Don’t hesitate to ask.
Her actions speak louder than words
What does she really need clothes for? Does she spend a lot of time at work and indeed some fresh business professional attire? Is she in need of business professional clothes that travel well, or does she have time to dry-clean? Does she complain of not having anything to wear when the two of you “go out?” Does she enjoy camping and being outdoors on the weekends and need a Colombia fleece or a new pair of ski pants? Take into consideration the places she spends most of her time and you will get a sense of the type of outfit she will need.
Lastly, have some faith in yourself. Too many times the “wandering man” is seen during Christmas throughout women’s clothing stores in America. You know what she likes better than most people, so prove it to us.