Large Logos On Clothing

Clothing that displays brand logos is a smart marketing move for the company selling

You are not a walking billboard for a brand advertisement. Advertisers would love this but unless you're getting paid, why would you want to promote a huge logo or brand on your shirt?

Branding has become synonymous with status. People natually equate labels with quality.

You should never buy designer clothing just for the branding. Your clothes should fit well and suit your lifestyle.

I'm not saying you should never buy designer clothing or have visible branding on your clothes. It is acceptable to purchase a polo shirt with a small Lacoste or Ralph Lauren logo on your left chest.

Logo Embroidered Trousers

Despite the best intentions of top designers, emobroidered pants are best left to sophisticated Italian women who have the attitude to match their fancy pants.

Avoid wearing pants that are covered with preppy shapes, designer logos, little whales (or lobsters), flags and motifs.


Pointy Toe Shoes

Despite the protests against oddly shaped shoes, men continue to wear them. Shoes with a pointy toe make small feet look gigantic and clownish.

It's time to retire this passé trend and switch to a more natural looking chiseled toe shoe.

Square Toe Shoes

Another extreme shoe shape, the square toe shoe was the rage in the 90's. The clunky and square design of the shoe is suitable for men with foot abnormalities or broader than usual feet.

Nothing screams late 90’s more than chunky-soled, squared-toe dress shoes. Avoid the symmetrical shape of both shoes, the left and right looking exactly the same.

Avoid making your feet look stubby or like flippers and switch to a more refined curved toe shoe.



Velcro Shoes

Unless you're wearing diapers and eating pureed food, velcro shoes are a trend best avoided.

It reminds people of the cheap wallets you started using in 6th grade. Your shoes (unlike your wallet) are on public display. While they are functional, velcro shoes are suggestive that the wearer is incapable of tying their shoelaces.

Skinny Jeans

Tight jeans reinforced with spandex that hugs to your thighs and calves, is not an attractive sight. For most men, skinny jeans create an unattrative silhouette.

Unless you're really thin, you'll probably end up looking like a lollipop in skin-tight jeans.

If you have to sit or lie down to slip on a pair of jeans, it's time to reconsider your trouser options.

This passing trend makes your legs look shorter, making you seem less masculine. They are unforgiving to men with a tiny bit of fat around the belly, pronouncing the parts you want to hide.

Bling Jeans

Avoid jeans with embroidery and sequins on the back pockets. There is no need to draw attention to your backside.

This applies to jeans with symbols or jewels glued on them.

Shiny Club Shirt

A shirt reserved for party nights? Shiny black shirts were the rage for club nights two decades ago.

Not anymore. A patterned, shiny shirt will only make you look creepy. Switch to plainer, classic outfits.

Tops with Flames or Wing

Shirts with flames, wings (or skulls) scream for attention. They were a trend among school boys half a decade ago.

Feel free to wear one of these (wolves preferred), if you are under the age of 19.


Food Between Your Teeth

While it’s quite common for food particles and tough meat fibers to get lodged between your teeth when eating, it can be an unattractive and unappealing sight.

Imagine the embarrassment when you realize an hour after dinner that you've had a piece of spinach stuck to your front teeth for the duration of a first date.

If you can feel something stuck between your teeth, excuse yourself and address the situation in a bathroom. Never use a toothpick in public. Reach for a strand of waxed floss instead.

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