The ONLY Style Rules A Man Needs To Know (2024 Edition)

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[RealMenRealStyle]

What style rule did I miss? Comment below!

[ninji]

This channel was meant for guys like me. I'm 42 this yr, married father of 2 and my wardrobe has not really changed in 10 yrs, save for the size on the label. Like a lot of guys I was stylish once upon a time (and a gym rat) but I kind of gave up over the years. Gaining weight led to buying less and less flattering clothes until I just said screw it. I'm currently getting back in shape and I fully plan on shredding almost every single piece of clothing I have when I get to my fitness goals and this channel has been a huge inspiration and motivator. The old saying "if you look good, you feel good" cannot be understated, and while I'm happy in general I'm looking foreword to feeling good again too.

[yankilo]

"Gentleman, that diamond is YOU. Go out there and shine!" - the ending is so inspirational, and its delivery is perfect. Thank you, Antonio.
If we ever meet in Ukraine, I'd like to shake hands with you.

[vineetasware]

I remember watching fantastic four and rise of silver surfer and getting inspired by Reed Richards formal sweater look before the bachelors party. And when I had money I knew what to buy then

[wynonasbigbrowndragon]

Every man should have a suit in his wardrobe, even if he doesn't expect to wear it often. Finding yourself without a suit to wear when something comes up is a rotten feeling. I've only worn my suit a handful of times in the years that I've owned it, but I never thought, "I probably should've bought something else with that money"

[JDGERSHBEIN]

Excellent vid, Antonio. I especially like your directive about "practice dressing sharp." I've built some revelatory insights in front of the mirror -- trying on pieces, integrating what works, and discarding what doesn't.

I've always been a strategic dresser -- each outfit to match the occasion. I know why I need to wear what I wear and what impression I strive to make. I call it "aspirational dressing." And I believe in the concept of enclothed cognition: performance is tied to appearance.

Arriving at my core wardrobe (the go-to garments) has taken time and patience. I've paid a boatload of school dues along my style journey. After much trial and error, I'm still trying to get it right. I'm always learning, evaluating, and experiencing.

[strictlys]

I enjoy wearing my zoot suits on a daily basis. 100% wool with docker slim suspenders, and a fedora.

[scottmarsh]

I like the methodical approach here. Lists of must-have pieces are useless nowadays, because stores are full of crap, and store employees, when you can find them, don’t know much.

[saitemredogan]

An inspiring video as always. I would like to contribute on oral health part of the video as a dentist. Do not use mouthwashes regularly, especially the alcohol based ones. They are going to dry your mouth and disrupt your oral bacterial flora which is critical for your oral health. Just use a tooth brush of your choice (medium hardness), an toothpaste that contains fluoride and a tongue scraper. And use your brush dry, do not wet your brush before starting. Have a great day.

[alwayspooh]

Great advice! (be) inspired, Imitate, innovate! I love this!

[scubasteve]

Wish I could adhere to these simple rules. I’m not too far behind you Antonio as I have at least 100 dress shirts, 20+ suits, 10+ dress shoes and probably won’t stop adding to that! So I’m good for the next 275 years!!

Appreciate all of the videos and advice.

[mohamedsadik]

You outdid yourself this time my man
This piece of content is “Timeless”

[nickgee]

this really is the best mens channel! very tasteful! not as loud as alpha M and not as classical as gentemens gazette. Although they both have some good video. But this channel! really is the best. And i like your demeanor so much!

[CobraSpecOps]

Fellow Marine here and I'm very grateful for your expert insights so that I can present myself professionally in order to make more money for my family. Most days I'm just in cargo pants and my unit hoodies that my kids have spilled food on, but sometimes I need to weaponize my presented appearance when a professional business meeting comes along. Thank you for your help! If you ever want to do a boots to business cammies to suit makeover, I'm your perfect target for it 🤣 Also, I haven't seen you discuss it yet but what are your thoughts on collar pins? In my business suit I wear my US flag/USMC flag pin both for flair but also if they served or were also a Marine that we have an immediate connection point.

[MarwanMahdy]

I think no one could ever go wrong with standard colors:
Shoes: White, black, brown
Pants: Black, dark blue
Shirts: White, light blue, navy
jackets: grey, navy
owning these will set you apart from your peers

[kimberlyperrotis]

My advice to men, as a woman, is to follow Antonio’s advice! He nails it. We women are attracted to men who have a clean, classic style.

[kletts]

Who are you? A guy who has been doing this for nearly 10 years. A guy who has experience in this. I can take your opinion or no. Most of the time, I find your opinion works. I like timeless more and more than trendy. I am in my 50s, now. Timeless and classic work so much better for me. I like the styles by Carey Grant and Thomas Shelby (not the lifestyle, of course).

[TheRealJohnMadden]

I love that quote, “steal like an artist”. I read a book on this exact topic, and it was about how nothing is original anymore and that it’s okay to steal inspiration from anywhere as along as you make it your own. I find a lot of people try to make everything from scratch whether it be a website, program, sweater, or painting, and it’s always this long and drawn out process, where if you just copied someone else’s work and changed it enough to not be recognizable but it’s your own, then you can be successful.

[henrychui]

Another great video, very well done Antonio!

[r.vazquez]

Great video Antonio. Learned in the military to dress sharp and practice until it becomes second nature. Self pride in how you look makes a difference to you inside and out.