Brutal clothing style for men

Brutal dressing for men is a deceptively easy way to be irresistibly attractive to women of all ages. In fact, this is a complex of components - from a hairstyle, wardrobe items, a color palette and accessories, requiring incredible efforts and a picky selection of details of the created image. Modern fashion designers have long deviated from the beaten track in search of new directions. Despite all their efforts, the style of the alpha male and macho, with its ascetic minimalism and emphasized masculine focus, is more popular with the fair sex than all the newfangled delights.

Brutal clothing for men is certainly aggressive, persistent, dominant, somewhat shocking, careless, but in no way sloppy. Modern fashion is more feminine - men have appropriated the primordially feminine colors, but the macho does not have them under any guise. In the clothes of the alpha male, in an incomprehensible way, they can combine:

• plain shirts and traditional country check;

• tight-fitting T-shirts (show muscles) and long oversize;

• sneakers, rough leather boots and shoes;

• knitted hats, caps or earflaps trimmed with fur;

• short leather jackets or the same long raincoats;

• long hair without a headdress, a model haircut, a well-worn "hedgehog";

• plain thin sweaters and chunky knits.

When creating the look of a brutal man, you should rely on 4 basic principles: leather, metal, natural fabrics, rough but expensive accessories. The latter should not be overused - a belt and watch or a belt and bag are enough. This is a truly masculine style, so the clothes do not restrict movement, but also do not hang in a bag.

In the created macho bow, there are certainly details of the military style and a bit of cowboy style, but they are added in dosage and can be combined with classic office outfits. The emphasis is on masculinity, wardrobe convenience, natural ingredients.

You don't have to be unshaven or unkempt to be truly brutal. It is enough that the masculine principle is present in all appearance. And you also need to do without any newfangled chips: tucked up jeans, peeking out bare ankles, ladies' palette (the exception is red - this is an aggressive color, and macho should be the embodiment of male aggression), shoes with pointed toes and chains around the neck.

There are no restrictions on the choice of basic items, and in the list you can safely indicate shoes, outerwear, top and bottom of a traditionally male wardrobe. The selection is carried out according to the 4 above-mentioned basic principles:

• shirts - plain, traditional five men's colors, plaid, military and polo, denim;

• t-shirts that emphasize the figure, short and long, with a beautiful neck, you can also wear with a shallow cape;

• jackets - leather, unobtrusive military, short or medium length;

• a long leather cloak or cashmere, woolen cloth, medium-length coat, reminiscent of a tunic, stylized as a military overcoat;

• any vests (knitted, leather, denim, knitted with buttons, plain);

• jeans or slacks, plain trousers, sewn according to the denim principle;

• leather shoes in military style or shoes made of the same material, but not defiant;

• leather belts with metal buckles;

• sweaters and pullovers in a standard range, without special patterns and prints;

• massive expensive watches, tablet bags, voluminous purses;

• long, certainly loose linen, cotton or leather jackets.

Dosage is the main method of creating a macho look. If you put on a khaki shirt, army boots and a coat stylized as a tunic, you get a military. Jeans, a long leather coat and a checked shirt are banal country. And if you read publications from incompetent authors and put on the recommended sneakers, camouflage or an ugly waistcoat, from under which the shirt flaps peep out, you get a street bully in the office interpretation.

Traditionally, five colors are considered masculine - black, white, blue, brown and khaki - and their various shades. Red is the color of aggression, therefore it is included in the wardrobe, but it can only be a T-shirt or shirt, one of the colors of the cage. All colors should be organically combined in the chosen daily look, because otherwise you can again fall into the undesirable extreme - if everything is black, you get a dark goth, completely in khaki with the addition of camouflage - military, the predominance of jeans will make a man a glamorous denim lover. There is no need to be shy about contrasting, traditional combinations: white with black, blue and beige look good in any look, especially if they are accentuated by expensive leather - dark brown, black, chocolate dominant reddish hue. Fur is appropriate only in outerwear, and it should not resemble a woman's neckpiece, so the arctic fox and silver fox disappear, but the wolf, beaver, possum, hanorik, muskrat, panifix or fawn remain. All of them fit into the traditional men's range of shades - from light beige to black.

In the guise of a brutal macho, a limited range of accessories is strongly recommended - expensive watches on a leather or metal strap, belts of different widths with an indispensable metal buckle, also leather; purely man's handbag - belt, purse, tablet with a thin or medium strap. More an exception that emphasizes individuality than a general rule will be a bracelet from a characteristic men's collection., a thin chain that gleams temptingly around the neck, a relaxed and lowered tie, a silk scarf, beautifully draped, or knitted, thick, but not acrylic.

Becoming brutal is not as easy as it seems. An attractive image is made up of a whole impression, which includes cleanliness, neatness, perfume with notes of tobacco and leather, light citrus, pine needles and faintly noticeable musk. Long jeans of a loose, but not baggy cut should not show off socks, but if this happens, they cannot be with hearts or polka dots, a bright female color.

Sadly, but glasses in the guise of a macho can only be small, in a thin frame, but sunglasses - always with dark glasses, mirrored, making the look mysterious and impenetrable. There are no special tips in the formation of a brutal bow. Unlike a fashionable one, he is selected by a man who seeks to make an aggressive, dominant impression, and he creates these qualities on his own, from a wardrobe skillfully selected according to his own preferences, playfully balancing on the verge of exquisite taste and a rude foul.