Styling Anonymous

There is nothing more beautifully compelling than a man or a woman with style. I mean seriously isn’t style the only reason why you would stare at a stranger twice or wait until he walks past you so you can secretly take his photo and instagram it?

Finding your own style that best describes you is not as hard as conjuring demons in the 21^st century. Well that does not also mean it is easy because if it was then why would why would I be watching fashion police on E?

Discovering your style, developing it and owning it is a gradual process and today we are going to be taking all our fashionable men through the HOW TO steps.

Have A Skeleton.

Remember, you want to be stylish and unique and not outrageously GaGa. This skeleton therefore acts as your inspiration board. Drawing inspiration from sources like magazines and blogs can be the easiest way to see how far you are willing change and the potential style elements that you are ready to pin on your styling board. Remember to be true to yourself when doing this and an honest opinion from a trusted stylish friend can be of good use.

Groom Yourself.

Don’t wait until you have put it all together for you to start rushing out on toes trying to get the best acne treatment, shaving crème and a hair do. That is simply pathetic. Do it now! Book that appointment and get your hair done, nothing says intent to change like a good hair cut.

Know Your Budget.
Dorothy Wang once said, “It is good to spend within your means” and she was right.  If you can afford to change your style with thousands of dollars, it is fine but it is not the only way. If your wallet is a bit too tight make good use of high street, eBay and sales on stores.

Remember, taking time to know the specific items you are going to shop for is going to save you money you would waste on buying something you never needed. Omg! Isn’t that like the longest sentence ever?

Embrace The Change. Own it!

You didn’t climb all the way up to easily fall off the ladder and trust me when I tell you this, most of the people do. For people to completely say that is someone’s style, the owner of it has to reflect it with love, pride and confidence



 

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Douglas Royal.