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great idea will. and excellent contributions.
my 2 cents - details gentlemen, details. even a cheap suit can look like a million bucks if pay attention to a few finishing touches.
1) A nice tie - forget that novelty tie your mum bought you 3 years ago for christmas. it is neither cool nor amusing! you should be looking for something silk, and fairly neutral that will combine nicely with your dress shirts without visually hitting everybody in the face. ask the nice lady in the tie shop, they always know a good combination.
2) Shoes and belt - Shoes should ALWAYS be polished. even if they are $25 bargain basement, polish them well and often and people will be pushed to tell the difference from a much more expensive pair. and your belt should ALWAYS match the colour of your shoes.
3) A good watch - something dressy, but not too flashy, again if you dont have the coin to pay for a designer brand there are many cheaper makes that offer similar looks.
dont go for a diving watch unless you actually are diving instructor, or a navy SEAL.
stainless is always better than gold, unless it actually is a real rolex. and, always keep your watch clean.
nowthen
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