10 Types of Stylish Men Which One Are You [0:00:00]
Ten types of stylish men.
Which one are you?
Find out in today’s video.
[Music] Fist up, we’ve got the jetsetter.
Function, fashion, and comfort and he wants all of that in one package.
So, the jetsetter is willing to pay quite a bit more for his clothing because he wants
clothing that’s going to perform.
So, when looks at jackets he’s going to go with a hundred percent wool.
He wants the insulating properties.
He also wants the fact that wool is going to last long, it’s going to look great,
have a great drape when he gets off that airplane because he’s spending a lot of time he’s
a frequent flyer.
He’s going also in the hotels, he realizes, hey, I’m going into this country and people
are going to make a snap judgment, so he dresses sharp.
He realizes that clothing sends a message.
He’s willing, again, to pay a premium to be able to get the fashion with the function
with the comfort.
Next up, we’ve got the dandy.
He cares about the clothing, he cares about attention to detail and he has the courage
to dress for himself.
Now, dandies, they really do care about the clothing, they care about all the craftsmanship
that goes into the jackets, all the detail all the attention work.
They want to actually know, okay, who is the artisan that made these shoes that actually
made that boutonniere and they’re willing to pay a premium for that attention to detail.
So, you historically understand where dandies come from, look at the guy like Oscar Wilde.
He was an Irish poet that made his way into British society and he was there, he was a
bit of a revolutionary and that’s why I respect dandies because these guys they dress
for themselves and they realized, hey, I’m going to use clothing to get what I want.
Next up, we’ve got the rugged look.
And for the clothing in this man’s wardrobe, it’s going to be practical, it’s going
to be hard-wearing, it’s going to be masculine.
When you get down and you examine these pieces, you’re going to find that they are made
to be worked in to be functional to actually be able to go to the job site and perform.
So, when you look at these boots right here, you see a rubber sole.
Why rubber sole?
Because if you’re out there on a shop floor and oil was spilt, you don’t want to be
able to slip, you want something that’s going to give to traction like a rubber sole.
When you look at the upper of these boots, you’re going to see they’re thicker, they’re
heavier.
You know you could splash mud on these or you could into water and they’re going to
be perfectly fine.
These right here, they’ve actually got a Goodyear welt.
Why?
Because that’s going to make them a bit more water-resistant and they’re actually
going to be able to be resoled.
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Next up, we’ve got the rebel aka the rock star.
This guy is incredibly confident, he’s unconventional, and he’s not afraid of attention.
And many of us in our minds, we’ve got the idea of the ideal rebel, the guy with a leather
jacket, white shirt, blue jeans, boots, but that’s just one vision.
And I think any guy is a rebel that isn’t afraid to dress to stand apart to know who
he is and just to dress that way.
If you want to be a true rock star, then you’ve got to have confidence you got to practice
dressing in the manner that you are going to be dressing so that you can go in there
because sometimes you will draw attention, so you need to be able to stand by your guns
and know, hey, this is what I stand for.
Next up, we’ve got classic style.
For the clothing in this man’s wardrobe, it’s all about it being timeless, it’s
about quality, it’s about proven pieces that when he wears this, he knows with confidence
when he looks at a picture of himself ten years from now, it’s still going to look
great it’s going to be in style.
So, he knows he can make an investment in quality pieces, he’s willing to spend hundreds
of dollars on a pair of shoes, a thousand to two thousand to three thousand plus dollars
on a suit because, hey, I’m going to wear this all the time, this is something I’m
going to get a lot of wear out of.
Now, this guy is not to be confused with the retro dresser with the guy that’s wearing
vintage styles from the 1950’s, 1930’s, that’s a very different animal.
And, nothing against that guy, but the classic dresser, he simply wants to wear clothing
that’s never going to go out of style.
Next up, we’ve got the fashionista.
What does the name imply?
It’s all about fashion, it’s all about adopting trends, it’s all about going with
the right brand at the right time.
This guy is going into all the fashion magazines, he’s following the runways, he knows what
is going to be hot this season.
He knows that he’s taking a risk.
This guy is going to buy something and maybe in a year it’s going to be out of style
it’s going to be out of fashion.
But, this guy doesn’t listen, he wants to be the first one that is wearing this or standing
out wearing that.
This guy, again, wants to be on the bleeding edge of fashion.
Next up, we’ve got street style.
And this guy isn’t necessarily following trends, he is making trends.
He realizes that the street is the modern day runway.
This guy is going out there and he realizes, hey, this is real life experimentation and
the throws it altogether and he creates his own style.
[0:05:06] Next up, we’ve got the uniform man.
He’s strategic, he’s clear with his message, and he’s very calculating.
He spends a lot of time upfront crafting his uniform, crafting his look, and then he set
it on cruise control.
And it doesn’t have to be a suit, it doesn’t have to be a sports jacket, this could be
a guy that has a very casual clothing wardrobe such as Mark Zuckerberg.
You know that gray shirt, the gray hoodie, his jeans, all of this is crafted, that is
his uniform.
And this guy doesn’t want to think when he puts his clothing on.
He realizes my clothing needs to send a message and when it sends the message I wanted to
send, then I’m just simply going to set that and I’m going to focus in on other
things like building up my company focusing in on selling my products on growing my nonprofit.
Next up, we’ve got prep style.
This is all about tradition, this is all about society, this is all about wearing certain
pieces of clothing going with certain brands so that you can send the signal I’m part
of the club, I’m part of this clique, I’m part of this group.
Now, a lot of people they look at this as a negative thing.
They’re like, oh, you know, those people are elitist.
And I agree, in some cases they are.
However, there are some cliques some groups where it makes a lot of sense such as regimental
neckties or other things that people identify, hey, that guy was part of my military unit.
And, that’s just one example of a clique of a group and there are many of them out
there such as masons that the wear certain things that send code that sends signal, hey,
I’m somebody that you want to get to know start a conversation with because you could,
you know, we got something in common.
Next up, we’ve got the playboy.
It’s all about power, it’s all about social status, it’s all about attraction.
And so, for the playboy, when he walks in, whatever the situation may be, he wants to
come off as the alpha as the guy that’s at the top as the man that’s in charge.
Because if you come off as the man in charge, you come off people are calling you sir, you
look like you’re in a position of power even if you’re not in a position of power,
but you have high social status at that time in people’s minds how they perceive it you
will be perceived as more attractive both to men and women, but more especially to women.
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Guys, check out this video right here, Ten Problems that Only Stylish Men Have.
I think you’re going to enjoy this video.
I had a lot of fun making it awhile back.
Let me know what you guys think.
And, that’s it.
Take care, guys.
I will see you in the next video.
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