How should one dress at a certain age

Sappa

Should you change your dress style as you move from your late 20s to early 30s.
Speaking for males here,a lot of my friends early 30s now wouldn't be seen in a hoodie or very casual clothes.
What should a early to mid 30 yr old male wear and not wear,where should they get these clothes etc.
Thinking I might have to lose the casual gear but I am in a suit most of the week and hate the thought of dressing formal because my age dictates it.
Opinions folks

DaveNoCheese

The older you get, the lower your pants over your jocks should be...

smash

Corset, suspenders, short skirts and no knickers... can't go wrong!

ElleEm

Wear what you want. simples!!

tommylimerick

wear whatever you are most comfortable in

Mensch Maschine

Dress as you feel. Naturally you'll change your style as you get older. I wouldn't do it from pressure from society. I love seeing some older yummy mummies wearing cons or and item of clothing that keeps their style youthful.

Hardonraging

I enjoy my hipster look

davet82

nudity for all in their 20's and 30's, the rest should cover up

imme

you need advice,
I charge by the hour, 50 an hour :cool:

pm me


Seriously though, there's no rule for style other than, try to find your own.

Colour is important, there are some that suit some, trying to find your colours can be tricky.

Some late 20's kids wear college age clothes and some wear more clothes for 30's aged people, there's no rule.

It depends on your attitude and even on the occasion or event that you're attending, dinner as opposed to a gig.

Sea Filly

DaveNoCheese wrote: »

The older you get, the lower your pants over your jocks should be...

"Old grandma, she t'ain't what she used to be, t'ain't what she used to be, t'ain't what she used to be"...

Personally, as I coast towards 30, I find myself more drawn to more elegant clothes.

Greenmachine

As a 30's college kid, I will wear what I damn well like. Might feel a bit silly in a few years time if I was sat at the dinner table stilling wearing a hoodie with a mob of my little ones.

Sure look at the tracksuit mafia, born in a tracksuit....
Basically wear whatever you want, just not a mankini they are so wrong.

fishy fishy

wear what you like to wear - its all up to you - there are no rules, and the people that think they're rules, are boring.

Colmustard

I am starting to get conscious of this I am in my 40s but my clothes style is still in my 20s, I still get away with it as I have always exercised and kept myself fit, well until the Olympics came on, I will be Jabba the hut at the end of these games.

Shryke

Keep in shape and wear what you want. If you're in good shape you can pull off whatever you want. If you know people that would judge you for wearing a hoodie then the next time you wear one and you happen to meet them just gently push them in front of a bus and give them a little wave.

ncmc

My hubby and I were just talking about this recently. He would still wear pretty much the same clothes he wore 10 years ago (he’s 35 now) he would still wear hoodies etc as casual wear, but would dress up a bit more obviously if we were going somewhere a bit fancy. I work with guys who are only a couple of years older than him, and they have such an old fashioned style, if you stood my hubby beside them, you would think he was 10 years younger. They wear these awful beige chinos and navy jackets with jumpers and shirts underneath, I don’t know where you would even get clothes like that in Ireland!

I would think my hubby has a youthful outlook on life and can carry it off. I think it’s ok within reason, and as long as you always had that style, I might have something to say if the hubby started dressing like an emo all of a sudden. Changing your style very dramatically just smacks of a mid life crisis IMHO.

Diapason

I always assumed that when I was "grown up" I'd wear suits/jacket and tie all the time, like my Dad did.

In reality, I'm still wearing the same stuff I always wore, and it's hard to imagine that changing.

policarp

My mother told me:- Never be first into a new fashion or last out of an old fashion. . .

uriah

Sappa wrote: »

Should you change your dress style as you move from your late 20s to early 30s.
Speaking for males here,a lot of my friends early 30s now wouldn't be seen in a hoodie or very casual clothes.
What should a early to mid 30 yr old male wear and not wear,where should they get these clothes etc.
Thinking I might have to lose the casual gear but I am in a suit most of the week and hate the thought of dressing formal because my age dictates it.
Opinions folks

If you need the opinions of others on how you should dress 'at your age', you still have some growing up to do, whatever age you are.

You're an adult in charge of your own life. Wear what you like.

Colmustard

What teenage girls are wearing now, the tights and the hotpants well hotpants is an overstatement more like nearly pants, I can't see many of them wearing them into their 40s.

How their parents let them outside the door like that is beyond me, OK I am still old fashioned when it comes to certain fashions.

mauzo

Colmustard wrote: »

What teenage girls are wearing now, the tights and the hotpants well hotpants is an overstatement more like nearly pants, I can't see many of them wearing them into their 40s.

How their parents let them outside the door like that is beyond me, OK I am still old fashioned when it comes to certain fashions.

Couldnt agree more. Was out a few weeks ago in a pub next to a nightclub, there was an underage disco on. Teens from Id say 15-17. They barely had clothes on. I saw about 20 pairs of arse cheeks! Couldnt believe it, everyone in the pub was just staring at them, open mouthed. A few people were commenting on how ridiculous it was.

Im only 20, went to nightclubs from 16 on and never ever dressed like tha. yes i might have worn short dresses, low cut dresses etc but nobody saw what I had for breakfast!

gobnaitolunacy

syndeyfife wrote: »

Couldnt agree more. Was out a few weeks ago in a pub next to a nightclub, there was an underage disco on. Teens from Id say 15-17. They barely had clothes on. I saw about 20 pairs of arse cheeks! Couldnt believe it, everyone in the pub was just staring at them, open mouthed. A few people were commenting on how ridiculous it was.

Im only 20, went to nightclubs from 16 on and never ever dressed like tha. yes i might have worn short dresses, low cut dresses etc but nobody saw what I had for breakfast!

The girls in my class at school dressed as if they were under Sharia Law back in the day.:(

Piriz

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Creampie? :pac:

SEPT 23 1989

I will be buried in T-shirt and jeans

Duggy747

A nappy

ejmaztec

Trousers up to the arm-pits and a big woolly cardie with big buttons and the remnants of vomit down the front of it. Never fails if you want to be a middle-aged sex-machine.

Dravokivich

Preferably, wear clothes that fit.

Used to work with a fat fúck who's clothes where too small for him. Ass and belly all over the fúcking place.

mattjack

This weekend my attire is that of a Cossack General,

Chuck Stone

I find this ensemble suits my gentlemanly demeanour.

Dravokivich

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I find this ensemble suits my gentlemanly demeanour.

T'is quite eh... outstanding.

Madam_X

Deciding to yourself you "should" change your clothing style because of a notion (that comes from where the hell?) that your age means this change is required - how spineless.

Genuine personal preference is obviously different though. People in the early 30s looking auld before their time - yeah whatever.

I'd recommend dressing in a way that suits you/you like.