Men in their sixties frequently appear stylish across fashion boardrooms and advertising campaigns, with notable examples from designers and celebrities. Experience, wisdom, and greater income can make the sixties a man’s best-dressed decade. Practical advice emphasizes choosing timeless, well-cut garments over trend-driven pieces. Avoiding youth-targeted items like hype-heavy sneakers, metallic or sheer pieces, and heavily branded garments helps maintain a refined look. Personal stylists recommend restraint and classic tailoring. High-profile campaigns and runway appearances demonstrate that mature men can embody diverse styles, from westernwear and classic prep to sophisticated tailoring.
The good news is that your experienceperhaps even wisdomcombined with your income means your sixties could be your best-dressed decade. Here's how to do it. Choose Timeless Over Trendy First, make no sudden moves. New York-based personal stylist Peter Nguyen works with professional guys in their sixties. He says the most common mistake they make is wearing things the young kids wear in an attempt to look younger or in style.
British founder-designer Sir Paul Smith, seventy-nine, is a walking billboard for the well-cut navy suit. And at the spritely age of eighty-five, Mr. Ralph Lauren is testament that the innate sense of adventurous pleasure that style offersbe it westernwear, classic prep, or even slick Wall Street tailoringis open to all, whatever age they may be. But some of the latest big-ticket ad campaigns have highlighted a specific demographic: men in their sixties.
Collection
[
|
...
]