YUP…BIG MEN WANNA LOOK BESPOKE TOO!!!! STYLISTOCRATS XL EDITION

April 22, 2010

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So I’m running this special blog today because it is a blog request from one of our biggest supporters who wanted to know “How can a Big & Tall Man look Bespoke?”, quite easy and were about to tell you all about it and how!

So lets cut the mustard! If you gained a few extra pounds over the years, some might say who cares, right?

Well, I’m pretty certain you care but rest assured generally all of us care about some extra weight in some shape or fashion. So just because you’re a bulkier guy, that doesn’t mean you have to stop looking your best and compromise your style. When buying clothes in general — no matter if you’re tall or short, chubby or slim — your goal is to find those that fit great and make you look your best. Of course, you should also find the best possible quality of clothing for the cheapest possible price.


Good quality and classic styles will always serve you well, so the next time you go shopping, make sure to inspect each item carefully and take these slimming tips into account before purchasing them.


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BIGGER SIZE, GREATER FASHION


Most heavier guys always want to look thinner and tend to wear loose fitting clothes to cover up their excess baggage. Unfortunately, baggy clothes are a huge no-no for bulkier guys since they’ll add mass instead of camouflage it. Tight fitting clothes, on the other hand, aren’t recommended either because they’ll highlight your body’s pronounced curves and attract unwanted attention to your larger body parts.


The first step to improving the way your body looks when dressed up is to improve your diet and perform regular physical activity. Where clothing guidelines are concerned, use the following tips:


BLAZERS


Every man should own at least one quality blazer. A blue blazer, for example, is versatile and can be worn almost anywhere: weddings funerals and formal parties. When choosing a blazer, larger men should avoid double-breasted blazers because these will make the upper body look even plumper.


Instead, opt for a nicely fitted single-breasted blazer, preferably one that can be buttoned all the way up. The higher buttons will help divert people’s attention from the area between your waist and chest. Also, make sure your jacket is well-adjusted because a badly tailored jacket will make you look chunky and sloppy.


Pinstripes and other vertically striped patterns also help give your body a more elongated look. On the other hand, plaid, windowpane, horizontal stripes, and other such patterns will make your body look wider.


SHIRTS AND SWEATERS


Again, when shopping for tops, remember that good quality will go a long way. Make sure your tops are well-adjusted to fit your body, without being too tight or loose. Bulky wool sweaters, for example, will add undesired volume to your waist and chest.


Instead, opt for lighter fabrics such as cotton, linen or thinner blends of wool and synthetic fibers. Another quick tip is to wear V-necks to draw the attention away from your chin and neck area and to your upper chest. Crew necks, on the other hand, will emphasize your necks’ thickness.


It’s all about making your body look more vertically rather than horizontally elongated.
For great shirts, I suggest you check out Paul Fredericks, Co. which has a Big & Tall online catalogue.


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SLACKS


Once more, if you’re a rotund individual, try not to wear tight or baggy pants. When buying pants, a good fit is essential. Also, try to avoid pants with pleats, as they’ll make your pelvic area look bigger.


The idea is to make your stems look longer rather than wider. If your belly sticks out, consider wearing suspenders under your blazer, thereby removing the visual spotlight from your midriff.


Hopefully these tips will help you find clothes that fit better and more importantly, make you feel better. Keep them in mind the next time you go shopping.


Until next time, keep on stylin’ Stylistocratic Style :) .


NFL-DRAFT-SUITE


So here’s a bit of info for you!


Sean John announced that their brand will be hosting their first annual “Pre-Draft Fine Tailoring Experience” with the 2010 NFL Draft Class. The event will provide these top players entering the NFL an opportunity to get styled appropriately with Sean John Fine Tailored suits for the draft. At this invite only event, Sean John will provide complimentary suits for the players and have them custom fitted with an on-hand tailor. The players will also receive Sean John Fragrances and select items from the sportswear and denim collections. Rolls Royce Motors will be providing transportation for the players to and from their respective hotels.


These tailor made Sean John suits will establish this year’s illustrious list of draftees as fashion insiders and truly set them apart. The fine tailoring event is taking place this evening on April 20th and 21st at the Sean John 5th Avenue New York City location and is expected to have 20 – 25 players each day.


Not only will the 5th Ave. store be packed with potential 1st round picks but Sean John has also invited a number of current NFL starts to attend the event. The full list of invitees is after the jump.


2010 NFL Draft Class: Ndamukong Suh (DT-Nebraska) Bryan Bulaga (OT-Iowa), Sam Bradford (QBOklahoma), Jimmy Clausen (QB-Notre Dame), Gerald McCoy (DT-Oklahoma), Derrick Morgan (DE-Georgia Tech), Eric Berry (Safety-Tennessee), Bruce Campbell (OT-Maryland), Trent Williams (OT-Oklahoma), Dan Williams (NT-Tennessee), Jared Odrick (DE-Penn State), Joe Haden, (CB-Florida) Russell Okung (DT-Oklahoma State), Tim Tebow (QB-Florida), Dez Bryant (WR-Oklahoma State) and others.


Invited NFL Players: Mark Sanchez (NY Jets), Shon Greene (NY Jets), Kerry Rhodes (Arizona Cardinals), Eli Manning (NY Giants), Steve Smith (NY Giants), Shaun Phillips (San Diego Chargers), Chris Johnson (Tennessee Titans), Donovan McNabb (Washington Redskins), Terrell Owens (Buffalo Bills), Dwight Freeney (Indianapolis Colts), Reggie Bush (New Orleans Saints), Jonathan Vilma (New Orleans Saints) and Adrian Peterson (Minnesota Viking) and many more.


So guys…you don’t have to be a NFL player to get a Sean John Suit as Stylistocrat by R&R highly recommends these for our Big & Tall clients. You will find Sean John has a great cut, fit, and cloth! You cant lose!!!!


Stay Stylistocratic!

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So tell us what you think Stylistocrats… is this the info you needed?




Bonus…Here are some Extra Pictures from the NFL Draft and how SEAN JOHN can make even the largest men look dapper!



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Gentlemen… there you have it. If your a larger man, run out and pick up your Sean John. He should be a staple for your wardrobe!

6 Comments

Anthony Says:


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A blog for the larger man!!!! Thank you guys! I’m definately sending this out to my size 48L + Suit friends :)

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Vicky Says:


Kobe actually looks nice! Are you guys working with him? He needs help for sure because he’s definately no Michael Jordan! LOL

Great blog guys… I’m forwarding it to my husband! and maybe I’ll get him a Sean John suit for Fathers Day (smile)

VM

Frank Says:


Great piece guys. I’ve followed this advice for years, and you’re right on point.

Frank

David Says:


Having grown up around big men that dressed poorly, I’m glad that you guys are there to ’set the record straight’ about what is appropriate for the larger brothers! Not only should they dress fashionably, but should also dress ‘age appropriate’ no ‘pants on the ground’ Another well deserved blog!

Kevin Says:


Hallelujah! Its high time that the fashion world made some effort to give “big” not tall some do! The current body type of the average American man is no where near the European norm. Which means most of the fashion houses don’t make tailor made suits or casual wear that compliments our “thickness”. Big Ups to Diddy for seeing this niche and bring a concept to the niche that can work. Good looking out Reg!

Trey Money $ Says:


Man that suit Joe Hadan had on was bananas!!!!

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