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How should a man in his 40’s dress ?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It’s hard for a man to know what to wear when he’s reached his 40’s. Look at Elvis, as soon as he got to his 40’s he started wearing a Sequinned jump suit, now I’m not saying we should all be wearing one, but they’re very versatile and could be worn to any occasion.
A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team.
Women seem to like men in suits for some Unfathomable reason, I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them.
Any clothes with big logos on are out too.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't presume to tell anyone what they should or shouldn't do but I have read that a well-fitted suit is to some women as lingerie is on a woman to men.
I, for one, feel great in a suit or tux. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am 30 but keep it simple by dressing for the occasion and always wearing clothes that fit.
I'm a slight man so I don't, for example, wear baggy clothing. |
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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago
Manchester (he/him) |
As a man in my 40's I generally wear what I want to wear and feel good in/is suitable for the occasion.
I really couldn't give a toss what people say I should or shouldn't wear, such is my privilege. |
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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago
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Think dressing as you please is best option, if something is not right when I wear it I look and feel uncomfortable.
Having said that I will often wear jeans and a shirt. Sometime for club or meets I will go for the suit look but never a tie. |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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What have you been wearing for the last 5 years Tame?
I think it depends on where you are going and what you are doing. Suits have their place and so does sportswear (when you’re doing sports). Be comfortable is what I would say  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What have you been wearing for the last 5 years Tame?
I think it depends on where you are going and what you are doing. Suits have their place and so does sportswear (when you’re doing sports). Be comfortable is what I would say "
I live in my stone wash skinny jeans and my Wham Choose Life T shirt. |
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"It’s hard for a man to know what to wear when he’s reached his 40’s. Look at Elvis, as soon as he got to his 40’s he started wearing a Sequinned jump suit, now I’m not saying we should all be wearing one, but they’re very versatile and could be worn to any occasion.
A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team.
Women seem to like men in suits for some Unfathomable reason, I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them.
Any clothes with big logos on are out too.
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Generally I find I make the clothes look good
See I'd be of the opinion,
No man should be prevented or told what not to wear !
However , such as grown men in football shirts their freedom to expresses themselves should not extend to immunity from ridicule of the clown like spectacle  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Hopefully by the time you’ve hit 40 you’ve realised what looks good on you so wear that. If you haven’t learnt yet, let’s aim for getting it by 50..."
*orders another sequinned jump suit from Amazon* |
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as a bloke i dress pretty much the same as i did in my twenties..and im now in my 50s...boots..combats..band t shirts...age has nothing to do with how you want to look...to others i probably look like a sad old cunt trying to cling onto his youth...but least im a happy sad old cunt |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think men should dress how they want.
Im not bothered about seeing a guy in a suit though unless its my hubby. I far prefer guys in jeans, t shirt and converse .... or naked |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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I saw a guy in a Breton striped softly worn in tee with these casual trousers and turnups, and rocking some brown leather braces recently. He looked a little like Brandon Flowers. What struck me was how comfy and yet together he looked and I had a hipster fanny flutter.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As a man in my 40's I generally wear what I want to wear and feel good in/is suitable for the occasion.
I really couldn't give a toss what people say I should or shouldn't wear, such is my privilege. "
What he said |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It does depend on the person.
Just be happy in how you dress as it reflects your personality.
I would say - retain your dignity. At 40 you’ve been there and done that. You have a right to dress to suit. Nice shoes, nice jacket etc. Treat yourself. I know it’s not old, but at that age you’ve earned it.
Own your image; It doesn’t belong to anyone else. |
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look  "
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off. |
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By *cgkcCouple
over a year ago
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off. "
Yeah - that's the trick. I think I get away with wearing things I' shouldn't' because I'm a good shape to be a clothes horse and enjoy it.
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off. "
From your pics one of you never seems to wear very much if anything and the other is delightfully dressed, argue between yourselves which is which if need be  |
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off.
Yeah - that's the trick. I think I get away with wearing things I' shouldn't' because I'm a good shape to be a clothes horse and enjoy it.
Mr"
I think enjoying clothes is key but although I agree that you're in great shape I don't think that's a necessary criteria for stylish dressing.
I'm not tall enough to be a clothes horse but I do enjoy clothes and have far too many  |
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off. "
Exactly, I'm not tempted to buy a cardigan, a pair of corduroy trousers and slip on shoes just yet |
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off.
From your pics one of you never seems to wear very much if anything and the other is delightfully dressed, argue between yourselves which is which if need be "
. We have plenty to argue about without adding something else |
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"Well I'm 57, and I still rock the jeans, white trainers & T-shirt look
That's an ageless look are.
I follow a fashion over 50 blog and it's not the clothes the people are wearing it's the way they wear them and the panache with which they carry them off.
Exactly, I'm not tempted to buy a cardigan, a pair of corduroy trousers and slip on shoes just yet "
No!? Will you ever be, I think not |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mid 50s I wear jeans n T-shirt’s to go out normal days
Trousers and decent shirt for formal and track bottoms around the house. My daughter will tell me if I’ve made a real fashion mess up lol |
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"Mid 50s I wear jeans n T-shirt’s to go out normal days
Trousers and decent shirt for formal and track bottoms around the house. My daughter will tell me if I’ve made a real fashion mess up lol"
Yeah, same here, last time I got suited & booted for a night out, ma mate's Missus told me that I scrubbed up well  |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"What have you been wearing for the last 5 years Tame?
I think it depends on where you are going and what you are doing. Suits have their place and so does sportswear (when you’re doing sports). Be comfortable is what I would say
I live in my stone wash skinny jeans and my Wham Choose Life T shirt."
That’s perfect. You can never go wrong with a wham t-shirt |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have work clothes and casuals
I really detest the whole dress shirt, smart jeans and brogue look
At weekend, I can normally be found in comfy lightweight pants (think the ones that climbers wear), a hoodie and trainers
I don't drink or eat in bars that dictate I dress differently to that
I'm not out to impress anyone |
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By *ye ManMan
over a year ago
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I think it depends upon the occasion. If going out then either a smart t-shirt or shirt and a jacket with jeans or chinos.
But if at work then a decent, nice fitting suit. However, with recent weather, shorts, flip flops and a t-shirt.
Make sure you feel comfortable and I think more importantly, you match your partner |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"How he likes as long as it's no Skinny Jean's with no socks and a pair of loafers.....
Well unless he wants to look a total bell end!"
You’ve just described what I’m wearing now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've made a pic public just fot thread purposes
See me out n about - you'll find me in something similar
I'm 49, so only just count for 'a guy in his 40's' |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not suits. I've never seen a man in a suit who I liked.
Men over 40 need to keep warm so a bright cardigan is a good plan, with Chino's and sturdy shoes. T-shirt not polo shirt. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've made a pic public just fot thread purposes
See me out n about - you'll find me in something similar
I'm 49, so only just count for 'a guy in his 40's' "
Anoraks are a great look on older men. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not suits. I've never seen a man in a suit who I liked.
Men over 40 need to keep warm so a bright cardigan is a good plan, with Chino's and sturdy shoes. T-shirt not polo shirt."
Polo shirts accentuate bitch tits perfectly
They are to be avoided at all costs by the portly gentleman |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've made a pic public just fot thread purposes
See me out n about - you'll find me in something similar
I'm 49, so only just count for 'a guy in his 40's'
Anoraks are a great look on older men. "
Certainly got you fappin'  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've made a pic public just fot thread purposes
See me out n about - you'll find me in something similar
I'm 49, so only just count for 'a guy in his 40's' "
Dapper as fuck. |
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"It’s hard for a man to know what to wear when he’s reached his 40’s. Look at Elvis, as soon as he got to his 40’s he started wearing a Sequinned jump suit, now I’m not saying we should all be wearing one, but they’re very versatile and could be worn to any occasion.
A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team.
Women seem to like men in suits for some Unfathomable reason, I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them.
Any clothes with big logos on are out too.
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I do not agree with any of this really I love wearing a suit think it’s perfectly fine to wear a football shirt on right occasions that is ( not a every day piece of clothing or somthing is wear on a date ) such as taking the kids to a football match and to be fair I just wear what I’m comfortable in and he’ll why wouldn’t I. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've made a pic public just fot thread purposes
See me out n about - you'll find me in something similar
I'm 49, so only just count for 'a guy in his 40's'
Dapper as fuck. "
My younger colleagues refer to my dress down Friday clobber as 'trendy dad wear'
I think they're being as sarcky as you |
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"How he likes as long as it's no Skinny Jean's with no socks and a pair of loafers.....
Well unless he wants to look a total bell end!
You’ve just described what I’m wearing now."
Shocking.....
Report to the canpanologists section immediately |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not suits. I've never seen a man in a suit who I liked.
Men over 40 need to keep warm so a bright cardigan is a good plan, with Chino's and sturdy shoes. T-shirt not polo shirt.
Polo shirts accentuate bitch tits perfectly
They are to be avoided at all costs by the portly gentleman"
Bitch tits. Got my minge twinge on. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone |
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By *iss.RedWoman
over a year ago
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"As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone "
And your lucky pants |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It’s hard for a man to know what to wear when he’s reached his 40’s. Look at Elvis, as soon as he got to his 40’s he started wearing a Sequinned jump suit, now I’m not saying we should all be wearing one, but they’re very versatile and could be worn to any occasion.
A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team.
Women seem to like men in suits for some Unfathomable reason, I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them.
Any clothes with big logos on are out too.
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Nothing is sexier than a man in a suit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone "
Now you're worrying me
See, when people say these things, my mind always wanders to the women you see who chose a hairstyle when Suzi Quattro was big - and stuck with it
Please tell me you don't dress like a member of Big Fun |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone
Now you're worrying me
See, when people say these things, my mind always wanders to the women you see who chose a hairstyle when Suzi Quattro was big - and stuck with it
Please tell me you don't dress like a member of Big Fun "
Fuck, I've just read mid 50's
You look younger in your posts
Substitute Big Fun for Slade |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone
Now you're worrying me
See, when people say these things, my mind always wanders to the women you see who chose a hairstyle when Suzi Quattro was big - and stuck with it
Please tell me you don't dress like a member of Big Fun
Fuck, I've just read mid 50's
You look younger in your posts
Substitute Big Fun for Slade "
Ha ha ha ha - mercifully my formative fashion was built around my musical tastes which were Two Tone/mod inspired and enduring - so think 501's, Ben Sherman's, button downs, tennis shirts and the like - although it's mainly t-shirts these days unless I am going 'smart' |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"As a man approaching his mid-50s whose style hasn't changed a great deal since his late teens which is one I am comfortable in, I couldn't give two hoots what others think, just stick to my comfort zone
And your lucky pants "
This time next week they shall be getting another airing - whether they will still be considered lucky by 10pm that night remains to be seen |
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"As a man in my 40's I generally wear what I want to wear and feel good in/is suitable for the occasion.
I really couldn't give a toss what people say I should or shouldn't wear, such is my privilege. "
Here here |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s hard for a man to know what to wear when he’s reached his 40’s. Look at Elvis, as soon as he got to his 40’s he started wearing a Sequinned jump suit, now I’m not saying we should all be wearing one, but they’re very versatile and could be worn to any occasion.
A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team.
Women seem to like men in suits for some Unfathomable reason, I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them.
Any clothes with big logos on are out too.
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My 40s have been and gone but the dilemma only gets worse.
Agree about big logos, I would throw in ripped jeans too for people at the top end of their 40s at least.
Wear good shoes, everything else will fall into place. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My body and shape hasnt changed much in 15 years and my wardrobe hasnt changed much either.
Ive added T shirts and jackets but by jeans are the same boot cut ive had for over a decade. |
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I'm 44
In the workplace / professionally - I guess I look like something out of Gieves and Hawkes / Thomas Pink
Casually - it's more Selfridges / Pretty Green
Nice smelling, good quality aftershave / parfum is a must |
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Men in suits are HOT.
Jeans and an ironed shirt always looks good. Avoid deck shoes yuck, only allowed on a yacht.
T shirts that have gone out of shape are also a no no.
It really puts me off if the guy looks like he can’t be bothered especially when I’ve spent 2 hours getting ready! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just because you're in your 40's shouldn't change the way you dress. Just wear whatever YOU want to wear whether it's in fashion or not, there are no hard and fast rules. I am in my 560's and wear the same sort of clothes as I did in my 20's, so what nobody gives a fuck basically! slut xxxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Depends entirely on the season.
I'm 42, but now summer is here, for average wear I've tended to shift from skinny jeans and sculpted hoodie to slim fit shorts and muscle t-shirts. High top trainers change to low tops with my laceless Polos being my pair of choice, for really baking hot days, switch to muscle vest and flip flops.
Shoes tend to just get worn at clubs and such like sometimes, with a pair of brown Italian leather chisel toes being my favourite.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Whatever he likes to wear
This is never Acceptable if he likes to wear shell suits. "
I don't know I have a thing for polyester.... I like to make him stand close to the bonfire on 5 Nov so I can watch him melt for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I dress like a 40yo yet haven’t hit 30 yet. I wear lots of knitwear, wool trousers/corduroys,fitted jeans,chinos and shoes with leather soles. I reckon that when the big 4 0 comes - I’ll revert to tracksuits though lol. |
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"I dress like a 40yo yet haven’t hit 30 yet. I wear lots of knitwear, wool trousers/corduroys,fitted jeans,chinos and shoes with leather soles. I reckon that when the big 4 0 comes - I’ll revert to tracksuits though lol. "
Are you channeling your inner Alan Partridge? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use a motorbike every day , so it's usually boot cut jeans , boots and leather jacket . If I'm going on a longer spin it'll be leather jeans with v.tight fitting longjohns underneath . I rarely wear "normal" clothes . |
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"As a man in my 40's I generally wear what I want to wear and feel good in/is suitable for the occasion.
I really couldn't give a toss what people say I should or shouldn't wear, such is my privilege.
What he said"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When I was younger I cycled a lot. Unfortunately I haven’t been able for the last 20 years as I got a puncture.
I still wear all the clothing though. I get some strange looks but I feel comfortable.
The shoes are very slippery though. Especially if the pavement is wet. |
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Gym king muscle fit trackie from JD sports with or without ever having exercised. Seems all the rage when walking past the pubs with the guys having d*unk copious amounts of lager and smoking outside
For me it's what I am comfortable in and it fits well be it jeans and tee or a suit. Despite a trim defined body no blooming vests. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I see a lot of blokes who dress in shirts, jeans and shoes on the weekend and I think it just can’t be comfortable?
I don’t think I’ll ever grow out of Fred Perry polos, jeans and trainers. I find polos much better in the day time than a t-shirt, strangely. I just find t-shirts better for lounging around in. |
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"No socks and sandals.
No large undercrackers. Men’s undercrackers seem to get bigger as they get older.
Apart from that i don’t mind."
I’ve always preferred voluminous boxers. Maybe I was old before my time? |
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over a year ago
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"A lot of men think it’s perfectly normal to wear football tops, (as was touched on in another thread), this is a big no and is never acceptable, except when you’re actually playing for the team."
Nope, totally fine in the right environment. Mild, unpestering tribalism is OK.
"men in suits.. I think they’re incredible dull and cliche and I can’t wait to get out of them."
Gonna have to give you a nope on this one. Depends.. I guess if you work in a bad suit, yeah. But otherwise, it's almost an art form to master wearing a suit that works for you. Try not wearing square toe shoes and see how you get on.
"Any clothes with big logos on are out too."
No again! My word, this is poorly thought out advice. How's one to mooch about the hot streets of the med without a nice bit of sports wear.
My only advice would be - dress aunthenticly and authoritively. If you're going to try something out of your comfort zone, own it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Never really been a fan of guys in suits. I like guys who have fun with their clothes and are a little quirky. Hipster style will always get my attention. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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However you feel comfy in. Im 35 and have afew different styles depending on mood although my staple look is generally chino's & ralph lauren polo or muscle fit t'shirt. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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"No socks and sandals.
No large undercrackers. Men’s undercrackers seem to get bigger as they get older.
Apart from that i don’t mind.
I’ve always preferred voluminous boxers. Maybe I was old before my time? "
I doubt that. I’m sure you just prefer the cooling effect on your balls. Maybe? |
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over a year ago
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As long as I'm not breaking any laws in my choice of attire then whatever I feel comfortable in is absolutely spot on. I still have a shirt that I bought from Topshop when I was 17 that I like to wear. It doesn't occur to me that anyone else has to approve of it |
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over a year ago
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"I think a man in his forties should wear something simple something black and something revealing. How about crotchless knickers and a basque with suspenders"
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over a year ago
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Can’t go wrong with a modernist look. Slim fit/tailored shirts because I’m built like a racing snake so baggy clothes aren’t for me. Saying that love a good Hawaiian shirt |
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If it's clean and doesn't smell then wear what you want.
I'm a Jeans, Dr marten and t shirt guy. Found the look at the tail end of the 80s, thank fuck I didn't stick with piano ties and shoulder pads |
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"I think a man in his forties should wear something simple something black and something revealing. How about crotchless knickers and a basque with suspenders"
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Or whatever you want I guess.
