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>>9402602
>One more thing. As a lady in the Pacific northwest, I see a lot of men who are comfortable dressing casually and nerdy. They are uncomfortable with office wear and therefore don't know how to apply most fashion advice (like ties and nice shirts for example). But what they should know is that being too casually unintentional can put them in a "dorky" category. The differences are small but important, even one change in an entire outfit is a huge investment with women and your own self love!
>A vest versus no vest. Suspenders versus none. Nice leather shoes that look european versus hiking shoes. New clean cut jeans versus frompy jeans from goodwill. A v neck t shirt (without logos imo) versus a crew neck shirt with logos. Sweatpants versus jeans. Anything with holes or wear should be thanked and put away to good. A clean cut coat versus a sweatshirt. A nice watch! A man who knows to wash his face, trim a beard and stash, and comb his hair! Men who wash clothes before they smell (women often gave better senses of smell.. so we pick upon BO faster..), and wow I love a nice scent. A tiny bit of musky cologne or even just the smellof laundry detergent. Scarves are sexy. A side bag versus a more dorky backpack.
>Also. We like your hair.. Don't cut it all off. (Then again, if it's really long you may be unintentionally sending people away, by sending a message that you're sloppy.)

>Also, know your body type and look up tips to dress your type in a flattering way! Including the right size clothing snd many more tips.

>The best dressed men make an impression. They make me look twice. Any male friends who dress nice stick in my mind for a long time! And the ones I've dated, .. I actually think my relationships are a lot better with them because they care about how they look, and it results in my ability to be more physically attracted to them. And it results in their increased self confidence and happiness in general. Develop uour poise!