Don't break out the walker and stairlift just yet, though. Being a professional man doesn't mean it's time for high-waisted stretch pants and retirement home brochures. What itdoesmean is a transition from more aggressive younger men's styles that say “look at me!” to the restrained ...
Your dress pants ought to fit close to your body around your butt and thighs, then hang straight down if you’re a bigger guy. For thinner guys, look for pants that taper slightly from the knee to the ankle. While the models inGQmay look cool in ultra slim dress pants or billow-y ...
The cut of the leg on a pair of pants has a huge bearing on how the style looks on your body shape. Boot cut style pants that fit tighter in the thigh and then slightly flare out from the knee to the ankle do more for your legs than accommodate a pair of boots. They also give ...
For more style inspiration, see our article onhow to wear short dresses with pants. Accessories for the hourglass When it comes to accessories, retro style scarves will flatter your style. But, as hourglasses do tend to be busty, you probably won’t want to add too much bulk to your top...
Shorts started as ‘knee pants' for boys in the 1890s and served as the basis for school and scout uniforms. Roughhousing and tripping over would mean torn knees if a boy wore full-length trousers. When a boy reached maturity, he was expected to stop wearing shorts and transition into we...
they’re probably too tight in the calves. Additionally, it’s too tight if you can see it bunching and hanging around the calf when you stand up. Look for something with less taper. Speaking of taper, a well-fitting pair of chinos will taper slightly from the knee to the ankle, creat...
Once a staple of the 70s, bootcut jeans are making a significant comeback. These jeans are fitted around the hips and thighs and gradually widen from the knee to the hem, creating a slight flare. This style is ideal for those looking to add a retro touch to their wardrobe....
Also, 31.8 mm and 35 mm sizes taper down to the same width at the grips, so the only difference is the size stem you run. For most riders, 31.8 mm bars are entirely adequate. But, if you’re a bigger rider who’s pushing hard in technical terrain, you might appreciate 35 mm bars...
Q:I have an average build and want a Slim Fit suit but I’m unsure of how they are supposed to look or feel. I do like the look of the suits on your models but is one of your Black Lapel Slim Fit suits right for me?
Their calves ooze potential energy, literally blooming from the popliteal fossa (the back of the knee) down with every step, even when they’re just walking casually. This is what you want: for your calves to announce your athleticism. At any given moment they’ll say, you can run fast,...