Casual Wear Doesn't Have to Have Holes In It

Today I decided to go super casual so you can see a very easy way to dress when you're just out and about doing whatever it is you do during the day when you're not working. This outfit is just as easy as throwing on gym shorts and a t-shirt but you'll look way hotter.



1). Shirt: Thermal shirts are awesome when paired with something other than overalls. They are easy and comfortable but can be made to look more presentable, especially when you throw an undershirt underneath them. Target has a version of this shirt that is great looking and comes in really good colors.

2). Jeans: I don't need to say much more about jeans than I already have, but I will say this... Dark wash! These have a little bit more of a casual look because they look a little worn in. A little worn in is fine, just try and avoid jeans with holes or tears in them. Remember, not to baggy and not to short.

3). Accessories: This belt is a really nice for a casual look because it doesn't look brand new. Belts are great things, don't underestimate their power to make you look better. These socks are just awesome. I know not everyone can (or is willing to) pull off argyle socks, but you should at least try. They are a fun way to put some color and style to a simple outfit.

4). Shoes: If you're wearing a brown belt, you are wearing brown or gray shoes. Ok? The color of this shirt works best with brown and gray accessories, so I would stick with those. These shoes may seem a little fancy for some of you, but they aren't. However, if you feel uncomfortable wearing shoes like this just during everyday life, then you could wear Vans or Converse with this look too (or if you are of the cowboy persuasion, embrace your boots!).

Sound good? Guys, I promise you if you start dressing like this when you are just hanging around or running errands, those of the female persuasion will notice.