Plus Size Fashion For Men

Men Fashion

oi-Staff

By Super

Tuesday, February 3, 2015, 17:56

Beauty is a learned concept, and the cultural norm of beauty changes over time. The media, advertisers, and the diet industry tend to set the standard of beauty in today's society. We must remember that they are selling us dissatisfaction with our bodies in order to make a profit. Being slim or built is considered as the features of beauty and style, but just because you're a bulkier guy, that doesn't mean you have to stop looking your best and compromise on your style.

Few clothing tips and tricks will make plus size people look handsome and stylish. Looking your best does require a certain amount of effort, but ultimately, your clothes have to fit right, and suit your style, image and personality. Keep in mind, it's not about the clothes you wear -- it's about how you wear them. The most important aspect of developing your own style is remaining true to yourself. Just because something looked great on a model doesn't necessarily mean it's for you! Being overweight shouldn't preclude your ability to feel nice about the way you look.

Unlike women who can have a lot of accessories to add to their beauty, men are left with only few options and mainly those are his clothes. For many, the average men's dress is simply a garment of utility, that is worn by men across the world for reasons of function and not necessarily fashion. But this attitude belies the hundreds of years of trends in men's clothings. But today it is believed that the dress code can add to the personality and look of an average man. All dress makers and designers consider plus size people when they bring into market any new fashion.

When buying clothes in general -- no matter if you're tall or short, chubby or slim -- your goal is to find those that fit great and make you look your best. Fat people can put on a handsome look other than the bulky look, if they are a little more careful and selective when they select their dress. Lets read how:

Don't follow fashion blindly

With men's plus size clothing don't try and follow fashions simply because you think you should, they wont always suit. Instead develop your own personal style that makes you look good. The above are just a few tips for wearing men's plus size clothing and we will discuss more in articles in this series. Men's fashion and style interests men more today than ever, as they realize that looking good is an asset in every aspect of their lives: Business, personal or, social. The fact is, a well groomed man will get a second look, your personality may be great but first impressions count. If you are serious about making the right impression you need to check out men's fashion and adapt it to your own personalized style.

Bigger size, greater fashion

On that note, heavier guys always want to look thinner and tend to wear loose fitting clothes to cover up their excess baggage. Baggy clothes are a huge no-no for bulkier guys since they'll add mass instead of camouflaging it. Tight fitting clothes, on the other hand, aren't recommended either because they'll highlight your body's pronounced curves and attract unwanted attention to your larger body parts. The first step to improving the way your body looks when dressed up is to improve your diet and perform regular physical activity. Where clothing guidelines are concerned, use the following tips:

Blazers

Every man should own at least one quality blazer. A blue blazer, for example, is versatile and can be worn almost anywhere: weddings, funerals and formal parties. When choosing a blazer, larger men should avoid double-breasted blazers because these will make the upper body look even plumper.

Instead, opt for a nicely fitted single-breasted blazer, preferably one that can be buttoned all the way up. The higher buttons will help divert people's attention from the area between your waist and chest. Also, make sure your jacket is well-adjusted because a badly tailored jacket will make you look chunky and sloppy.

Pinstripes and other vertically striped patterns also help give your body a more elongated look. On the other hand, plaid, windowpane, horizontal stripes, and other such patterns will make your body look wider.

Again, when shopping for tops, remember that good quality will go a long way. Make sure your tops are well-adjusted to fit your body, without being too tight or loose. Bulky wool sweaters, for example, will add undesired volume to your waist and chest.

Instead, opt for lighter fabrics such as cotton, linen or thinner blends of wool and synthetic fibers. Another quick tip is to wear V-necks to draw the attention away from your chin and neck area and to your upper chest. Crew necks, on the other hand, will emphasize your necks' thickness.