Guys, what are you doing? You're ruining your style! But no worries,
TMF is here to help you out. Today I'm gonna go over five common things that
instantly ruin your style and most guys do on a daily basis. The first thing that
I see all the time, guys wearing white socks with all their outfits. It's such a
common style, you can literally the bodies at a grocery store. Which should
tell you just how stylish or unstylish these things are. The stylish alternative
today is to go for some color. As long as you don't go overboard with the prints,
and the bold colors you can have a little bit of fun with your socks for an
overall better outfit. The second mistake that is destroying your outfits is not
knowing how to properly match your clothes from prints, to patterns, to
colors. When you start mixing a bunch of variables into your outfit,
the more complicated it gets and the harder it gets for you to actually build
stylish outfits. So here are two simple rules, when it comes to patterns and
prints make sure the prints vary in size. This is to avoid a big optical illusion
an eyesore for anybody that sees you. So for example, say you want to mix a
striped shirt with a striped tie. Make sure the stripes on the tie are thicker
than the stripes on the shirt or vice versa. As for colors this can get very
complex and I could probably do a whole video on that in and of itself. But here
are three simple dump-down rules that you should always follow when you're
mixing colors. One: keep it in the family to play it safe.
Which means earth tones go with earth tones, neutrals go with neutrals, pastels
go with pastels. Anytime you mix within those, chances are your outfits going to
look good. Number two: you can always wear shades of the same color to pull off
monochromatic looks, as long as they're not the exact same color. And finally
number three: complementary colors will always look great. Essentially these are
the ones that are opposite to each other on the color wheel. You stick to those
basic rules and you'll be matching outfits like a pro. Number three, wearing
tacky belts. I see this all the time. Guys flexing with their five hundred or
counterfeit Ferragamo, Hermes, Gucci, Louis Vuitton belts. And you've heard me
say it, and I'll say it again, I personally believe that in this region
you should keep in minimal. Something like this, like our sponsor from Anson
Belts. Think about it, a belt literally cuts your body in half creating a visual
roadblock on your overall image. This shortens your body image and
makes you look overall shorter, this is no bueno or if you're a short guy.
This effect is then multiplied when you put a huge logo in your groin area. Not
to mention it brings in all the attention there and takes away from your
overall outfit. That's why I always out for belts that are minimal and you can
then save that cash for other items that will create a bigger impact on your
wardrobe. If you guys want to try something out of this world but still
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Belts has it's different is that they have a micro adjustable track
system in the back. This allows you to adjust your belts by quarter inches and
put on and off with ease. This is probably my daily belt, which as you can
see has a lot of wear on it already. After I started using this honestly, I
don't even use my other belts anymore. Just because how efficient and fast it
is to put on and off this belt. And the best part is that Anson Belts is super
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you're never gonna go back to regular. The fourth thing that's ruining your
style is that your gig line is all out of whack. See the gig line is an
imaginary line that basically runs from your neck, all the way down to your groin
area. Everything should line up to it, which basically means it's your shirt
placket, your belt buckle, and your zipper should all line up in a straight line. If
they're out of whack, it's ruining your style. Again, this is one of those free
tips that really only requires a little bit of effort on your end but has
significant impacts on your overall style. And finally the fifth thing that I
see daily ruining your style, is letting your pants sag, and I think this is an
epidemic for every young generation. It's kind of like the cool thing to do. A
good example is my last makeover I did on my friend CJ.
So we were going to tailor, but I mean it was because he had them kind of low. But when you put when the pant at your
natural hip the pants are perfectly. For him, no tailoring. As soon as we brought his
pants up to his natural waistline, the pants fit perfectly. You no longer get
that diaper pouch sag and the rear end and your pants won't crumble at the
bottom. Those are the two things that ruin your style, when you end up sagging
your pants. Alright boys, so that's it for this week's video. Those are 5 things
that are instantly ruining your style on the daily. If you guys liked this video
and found that informative, don't forget to drop us a like down below. Also, don't
forget to check out our sponsor Anson Belts. They're gonna be linked down below.
That's it for me today, see you next time!