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Linggo, Abril 15, 2012

Guess Sweaters and The Perfect Partner For It


Recently, I’ve browse the men’s magazine because I want to give out tips on styling. And what captures my attention the cool Guess sweaters that some men models are wearing. Today, I’m going to share to the guys out there what the perfect partner for your guess sweaters are. Enjoy the tips gentlemen.

1. The cool sweater & wool flannel pants
Roll collar sweater - Since you probably already have a turtleneck or mock neck, try out a sweater with a "combination" neck -- not only does it look extremely comfortable, it will also help you stand out in every crowd. This is the type of sweater you'll be able to wear for every occasion, casual or dressy, with jeans or dress pants.
Wool flannel pants - Speaking of pants, wool flannel trousers should be in every man's wardrobe. Their thickness gives them the kind of structure to fall perfectly, while ensuring adequate warmth throughout the colder months. And gray pants are the perfect alternative to black, allowing for many color combinations, from navy and black to brown and maroon.

2. The cardigan & dark wash jeans
Zip-up cardigan - Take off your button-down cardigan and swap it for this cooler, trendier alternative: the zip-up. This sweater is the perfect way to help you layer on days when you're not sure what the weather forecast calls for. It's also more comfortable than wearing a sweater over your T-shirt, allowing for easy removal without worrying about messing up the hairdo you've worked on all morning.
Dark jeans - So you know that jeans have been the most popular trend to hit the fashion scene in the past few years, but you might still need to learn that winter usually calls for darker denim. Whether it's "dirty denim" or a regular indigo wash s, you're better off wearing the darker variety, especially for evening occasions like going for dinner or hitting the club scene.

3. The sweater vest & brown pants
Sweater vest - This item comes with a disclaimer: It's not for everyone. Scoff all you want, but sweater vests are one of the hottest trends to scale the runway, and are the perfect way to finish off a "preppy chic" look. Wear it over a crewneck sweater or button-down shirt, which would look especially great if it featured a beige pattern like stripes, checks or windowpane. A camel vest can even be worn over a black shirt when paired with black pants. Just remember that if you do give it a try, you need the right attitude while wearing it; if worn properly, it will make you look like a stylish sophisticate.
Plaid brown pants - brown and even rust are among the colors of choice for men this year, and they can be matched with more than you would imagine. These wool pants feature a subtle version of plaid, so don't worry about looking like you're headed for the golf course; they are just plaid enough to add some variety to your look, without looking over the top. Match these with anything from a navy turtleneck to a black button-down shirt, or even with a shirt in brown.

With these tips on what to partner on your guess sweaters you would be the most fashionable guy in the block. Why shouldn't that trendy guy be you? It would be you. Just follow these tips today.

Guess Sweaters – Layering Tips For Men


Many men I know who wears and shop Guess sweaters and other brands said that they want other options on how to wear those sweaters. The secret to this is on the layering styled. This not-so-new but all-important concept is crucial. Wearing layers has the ability to spruce up traditional outfits, like the fundamental T-shirt and jeans combo, plus it allows you to reuse your basic wardrobe staples time and time again, recreating different outfits. Basically, wearing layers takes your clothes -- and your look -- to a whole new level. Follow our tips for wearing Guess sweaters and layering it layers and you’re guaranteed to multiply the options in your wardrobe -- in addition to looking dapper for the ladies.

The fundamental rule for wearing layers is: Avoid oversized or bulky garments altogether. The purpose of layers is to create a warm, sophisticated look that’s both smooth and complementary. Layering pieces that are too big or too bulky will only defeat the purpose. Piling on clothes that are either too large or too heavy causes you to appear disheveled and overstuffed.
As you start building a layered outfit, start with the lighter fabrics underneath and the heavier ones on the top. When wearing layers, you should build them gradually in terms of weight from the inside out. In constructing the outfit this way, your overall appearance will be fluid because you are actually “building up” your look. Failure to do so will create a cumbersome, sad-looking outfit that’s unbalanced and aesthetically displeasing.

Patterns are another caveat when wearing layers: Always be wary of layering multiple patterns. Though mixing and matching patterns and prints creates extremely sharp outfits, it also causes some really bad ones too; the perfect balance must be struck to avoid seizure-inducing looks. But while mixing patterns is an art in and of itself, you should feel empowered to experiment, especially if you start small.
Begin by coordinating a lightly patterned white button-up with a more heavily patterned sweater that uses the same main color. However, until you’ve truly mastered pattern mixology, it’s probably best to err on the side of caution and use a 1:1 ratio (one pattern with one solid).

The best men fashionistas wearing Guess sweaters use complementary colors to balance the overall appearance of their final look. Using complementary or matching colors ensures that all the layers in the outfit work in tandem, plus it establishes another level of successful “construction” to the outfit. When the color palettes of the individual garments correspond and/or match, the completed look seems intentional, thoughtful and dashing. For example, a red sweater vest over a button-up shirt with hints of red brings out the minor colors in the bottom layer, successfully integrating the two components together.