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New York Fashion Week always produces some awesome street style of the guys who come to peep the shows and hit up all the events surrounding the very hyped week. But let's be honest—most of these dudes are rocking their most ridiculous/rare/attention-grabbing gear in the very hope that they get snapped by a street style photog. Most of them definitely don't dress like this everyday, and we certainly know that regular guys who are into style aren't trynna keep stunt levels on three hunnda 24/7.
That being said, normal dudes can use these peacocks as inspiration to dress better. The guys milling about outside of Lincoln Center, Milk Studios, and other venues offer examples of both what to do and what not to do. No matter what your personal sense of style is, these are Style Tips Real Guys Can Learn From NYFW Street Style.
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Accessories are always eye-catchers. A cool pair of sunglasses or an interesting hat always adds contrast to a simple outfit.
Don't be afraid to layer your clothing, or play with longer length shirts.
Sweatpants are cool, but keep it simple or you'll end up looking like the third member of LMFAO.
Take it easy on the arm party. Too many bracelets can be a bad thing.
A T-shirt under a blazer rather than a button down produces a cooler and more casual take on dressing up.
Be careful with loud colors, or you may end up looking a cartoon villain.
If you rock a statement-making shirt, keep everything else simple.
Shirts with logos and text are a big trend, but you should probably avoid rocking words with negative connotations.
Tying a flannel shirt around your waist is kinda cliche, but it's still a cool way to add some variety to a simple look.
Leave the womenswear to the ladies.
Silhouettes are there to be played with.
If you're not on the baseball/hockey jersey trend yet, you're missing out.
Combining classic pieces will always be a good look.
Avoiding color won't be boring if you can switch up monochromes correctly.
Believe it or not, it actually takes some practice to master the cuffing of your sleeves.
Why would you ever need anything else besides jeans and sneakers?
Simplicity can be your best friend.
Sometimes it's best to only let a little pattern pop.
Friends don't let friends look shitty.
Just because you failed math class doesn't mean you should shy away from dope geometric patterns.
Wearing multiple shades of the same color can result in a deceptively complex and awesome look.
Most importantly, don't forget to have fun.
