Bathing, Clothing and Body Language Tips!

The most important thing to remember when picking out clothing is A.) The kind of indentity you want to project (I'm a classic guy I draw inspiration from Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra, Humphrey Bogart, Carey Grant and John Lee Hooker {Look him up.}) and B.) The identity that the type of women you are most interested in find appealing. (Like Mystery says, "Don't dress like an investment banker if you're into goth girls.")

Shoes.

Shoes tell women how you take care of things in your life. Are you wearing a fresh pair or those Generics you got 3 Christmases ago?
A man who takes care of his shoes gives the impression of somebody who, how should I say this... hmmm, gives a shit. Perfect.
Each person has his own tastes in color and comfort but for the most part it's a good idea to have three different shoes, Sneakers/Gym, Classy/Dress Chill Shoes. Converse and Addidas are two of my favorites along with Diesel and Rockport. All
have a large selection of shoes which will match anyone's personality.

What am I wearing? A pair of lime green suede Chuck Taylor styles with pink laces(My playfuls) and
a pair of Corona Flips (My laid back sandals) and a pair of Addidas red and black courts (My game shoes) and Black Diesel Laceless (My "Souvenir" shoes, as in step away from my girl of you'll be taking this shoe home as a souvenir in your ass.)

The Watch

Women observe watches like pants, a man with a sporty "G-Shock" is more likely to be precevied as active (Sporty), a Man with a lighter/no frills watch is going to be seen as all about functonality (Efficent and simplistic), and a man with a thick, shiny possibly bejweled watch is all about being flashy (This conveys CHA-CHING.)

I reccomend having two watches; a sportswatch, a more casual and comfortable watch with lot's of functionality, maybe a stop-watch
built in or water resistant for when she playfully pushes you in the pool, and a Dress watch, a heavier shiny attention getter. By no means should you invest in a diamond, or crystal encrusted sterling silver beauty if you aren't willing to, instead spring for the more shiny (and cheaper) stainless steel watch, just make sure the face is fancy enough not to be recognized as a feaux dress watch.

The Shirt

Shirts are all by occasion. When going out it's good to have a funny shirt to entertain or an interesting one as a talking point.
Great places for some shirts few else will have are:www.bustedtees.com (http://www.bustedtees.com) www.revoltrevolt.com (http://www.revoltrevolt.com) www.karmaloop.com (http://www.karmaloop.com) www.urbanoutfitters.com (http://www.urbanoutfitters.com) www.durkl.com (http://www.durkl.com)
and one where you can "make-your-own" is:
www.spreadshirt.com (http://www.spreadshirt.com)
I've bought from all of these places and the quality is great. I'll vouch.

Everyone should have a long sleeve button up (THAT'S FITTED.) They can pop out from under a t-shirt (A la Style) an create a whole new look. They can add an extra layer in the fall and give neck and arm protection from the harsh summer sun (A la every gay man you've ever met.)

When I say a long sleeve button up I do not mean a polo shirt, polo shirts are over played and for gods sake someone tell those idiots to put their collars down, the only popping should be caps in their asses. (Three6 Mafia you have my expressly consented approval...)
'Only retards pop their collars' as the shirt says. Not willing to drop $20+ on a shirt? Croft and Barrow make great shirts with crisp designs that cost under 12$