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flip-flops on a cooking show? I'm surprised the authorities have not come to visit him.
Here in Florida, thats a critical safety violation. Who would wanna eat anything out of that kitchen? Ewwwwwww.....
He hosts the show from his home and just shows people how to throw meals together. He also has his dogs parading through picking up any morsels that may hit the ground. He isn't serving the food to anyone but himself.
He hosts the show from his home and just shows people how to throw meals together. He also has his dogs parading through picking up any morsels that may hit the ground. He isn't serving the food to anyone but himself.
Theres nothing worse than a man in his 40s trying to look like he is in his 20s.
I agree....and yet I have no problem with a man in his 40s wanting to "update" his wardrobe. I'd give the same advice to a woman in her 40s: you don't want to look like you are copying your 20 year old daughter, but you also don't need to dress like your grandmother.
I've been helping my 40-something year old (engineer...eeek! ) SO update his wardrobe.
What we did: purge the closet of all pleated, cuffed Dockers. Seriously.
Replaced those with flat-front khakis. Make sure the "break" is in the right place, over the top of the shoe.
All jeans are now a dark wash, and again, a slightly longer length.
Button-down dress shirts got a bit looser. Look for high quality fabrics like nubby linen or super-smooth pinpoint. I think a man with a great smile and a nice tan looks fabulous in a dress shirt with a button or two undone and the sleeves rolled up!
Polos, on the other hand, got a bit tighter (he has a trim, athletic build--- don't do this if you have a belly!). I chose punchy colors like kiwi and melon and espresso.
For casual wear, I like the "rugged outdoorsy" look on men, young and old. Stuff from Patagonia works for me. It says "fun" without being goofy.
I still think shoes are the hardest part for guys. Any one else agree?
I forgot to mention I am a short ass bulky thug looking asian sort of guy with a bit of pot belly. It only takes me 2 weeks of solid running to lose all that gobbly bits. I lose weight fast.
But there is this short guy that i cant get rid off standing infront of my mirror.
I would like to appear a bit taller and thinner as well as 10 years younger
Does anyone have a some photos to show me as well?
I love white girls but I am only able to attract the bad girl type that's after money and abit of fun. I don't have money so these sort of women are out of my league right now.
So what would young women in their mid 20's and 30s would like in a 40 year old ish guy?
Everyone here has given me really good tips but what sort of fashion? Should i wear loud colors to say "Hey I am here look at me"?
I like all your tips by the way.
Honey, if you want to attract something classier than "bad girls", then you have to dress the part.
I would suggest a visit to an upper end mens clothing store and just observe whats for sale there. You can translate that look at places like TJ Maxx, Ross, Marshalls, and so forth.
Loud colors just scream thug, classy guys dont wear screaming loud colors.
Buy some mens mags, like GQ, see what the clothing ads are featuring.
Everyone here has given me really good tips but what sort of fashion? Should i wear loud colors to say "Hey I am here look at me"?
NO.
Fashion really depends on your personality, lifestyle, etc. Wear things that fit you and are in style. Loud "look at me" colours are dated.
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He isn't serving the food to anyone but himself.
