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Since the late '70s, Hulk Hogan has been electrifying crowds while destroying dudes in the ring. He's also had one of the most recognizable looks in all of professional wrestling. While his signature facial hair has never really changed (except for the dark underbeard of his NWO years), Hulk's switched it up a few times. And, despite the outlandish personality and look, there are actually quite a few ethings we can all learn from Hollywood Hulk Hogan.
Now, we're not saying you should start cruising European underwear sites looking for yellow undies, nor should you tear apart every T-shirt you own. But if you're tired of taking style cues from the same predictable sources that everyone else looks to, the Hulkster might be able to help you out. Get ready for a proverbial running leg drop on other dudes trying to stunt, because these are Style Tips You Can Learn From Hulk Hogan.
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Be sure to invest in quality clothing that doesn't rip, tear, or fall apart.
Do you know how many shirts Hulk could've saved if he invested in quality, well-made clothing?
Try to completely switch up your look from time-to-time to try new things out.
It keeps people on their toes, and who knows? You might find something you like.
Develop a solid and dependable grooming routine to make sure you look your best everyday.
Even if it requires a helping hand.
A cohesively stylish crew will only elevate your look.
Just ask the A$AP Mob, G.O.O.D. Music, Dipset, etc.
Don't be afraid to add a feminine touch.
Okay, so maybe not a feather boa, but unique jewelry, grooming products, or a unisex garment will definitely push boundaries, and it might advance your look in the right direction.
Black and gold is always a good combo.
In this case, that includes bleached facial hair.
Your kick game has to be on the same level as your style.
If your gear is fly, but your kicks are wack, you're trash. Same goes for the reverse.
Know how to suit up when the time is appropriate.
Just remember that tuxedo shirts aren't meant to be ripped open, unless you work at Chippendales.
You'll wear it rarely, but definitely have some pimp shit stored away for the right occasion
Special occasions call for extra-special gear.
Remember, style is about attitude, not just clothes.
How could a 'roided up bald dude with a fake tan and a speedo capture the hearts of America? Only with unstoppable swagger, brother!
