Flasher, you're obviously biased towards older guys in suits. Sorry, I think your whole notion of style dressing is limited & needs updating somewhat.
where did i say "old guys"? just cause i mentioned redford, newman and Mcqueen does not exclude younger men from dressing well.
I dress well....all my friends dress well.
my notion of style runs from casual cool to classic elegance. But urban street gear and dripping with jewelry on ugly suits is not a question of age, it is a question of taste.
when i go out for even a casual dinner with friends or a movie, there is a certain way to dress that says things about what you are, whether you are going for cool, elegant, edgy, hip etc.
I am just as happy dressing "older" like Paul Newman in a suit, but you forget that Paul Newman was also a jeans guy.
the point is, that because dressing for men is so easy, it is nearly impossible to screw up if you have decent taste.
A woman must go through god knows how many different combos...shoes, dresses, full body dresses, pants, blouses, sweaters not to mention makeup, hair styles, color of clothing,
a man has no such worries. Screwing up male fashion takes some doing.
I can give you 5 different occasions for myself, none of them having a style dressing that is limited and in need of updating. None of them are biased towards older guys in suits.
they are basic, simple easy templates for dressing like a man should dress, for a variety of settings, allowing plenty of leeway in each of those templates for a variety of expressions in each of those sectors.
you make it sound like i advocate only one particular style of old man in suit dressage, accompanied by pocket kerchief and an ascot.
that is not what i have said at all.
