Any modern man knows that finding his personal style is key to looking like a true 21 st century gentleman, but amongst the plethora of trends that come out season after season, it can be hard to know which ones are for you. There are many great styles out there and it is great to experiment with your look, but it is also important to understand what works for you and from what to stay far away. Accepting yourself, your body and your character is the basic starting block of understanding what will not only make you look great, but feel great as well. And remember, just because Johnny Depp looks dashing in hats and swathes of jewelry, it doesn't necessarily mean you will.
So how do you figure out which style best suits you? We have gathered some of the top ways to develop your personal style.

Once you have cleaned your closet, it is time to lay the foundation. To do this you need to understand your aim. What do you envision your style being? How do you see yourself and what do you want your style to express about you? Take your daily activities into account, your lifestyle and how you want your clothes to make you feel. You will also need to think about what shapes flatter your body and which colors suit you. Once you have made this decision, start building your collection of high-quality basics. These should work with all other pieces in your wardrobe and fit impeccably.


Many men feel discouraged if their style doesn't improve right from the first day of the process. The key, however, is to be persistent and work hard on it. Even if you don't notice results right away, after a few days, you will start seeing improvements in your style and soon you'll be the best version of yourself.
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Further reading:
12 items a man should have in a basic wardrobe How to create a versatile wardrobe How to upgrade your style on a budget 6 fashion items that never go out of style The 5 categories of clothes you should have in your wardrobe How to make order in your wardrobeP.S. How do you define your style? How do you develop your personal style? Do you work with a style expert in person? Share your feedback, questions or thoughts in the comments below! For more articles on style, fashion tips and cultural insights, you can subscribe to Attire Club via e-mail or follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram!