Clothing matching tips: What clothes are suitable for fat men?

As the saying goes, clothes make the man, and saddles make the horse. If you pay attention to your clothing in your daily life, you can cover up your body defects. Nowadays, many men are fat. In order to make themselves look thinner, they should start with the skills of clothing matching. What kind of clothes are suitable for fat men?

Wear more cool-colored clothing

Black, navy blue and grey suits, which are always popular in the workplace, are very suitable for hiding excess fat. As for the combination of khaki and white, although it will give people a refreshing visual effect in summer, it is not very suitable. The swelling effect of white jeans is even more serious, making the legs look shorter and the lower body bloated.

If you really love bright colors (such as fiery red, bright orange, bright yellow), it is recommended that you use them on clothing accessories.

Vertical lines

Vertical lines tend to direct people's attention to height rather than width. If you like to match clothes with patterns, it is better to choose small and delicate patterns. If you only use single colors, you should avoid contrasting the top and bottom, such as a white shirt with black pants, or a gray shirt with black pants.

Tying a tie also requires some skills. The end of the tie should be kept in contact with the belt buckle at one corner. If it is tied too short, it will make people feel like a big-bellied man.

Make good use of the creases in your clothes

There are several different styles of suits on the back, one with a slit and the other without. If you have fat upper body, you should choose a design without a slit; if you have fat hips, you should choose a design with a slit.

When buying pants with a folded design on the front, it is better to choose a pair with a deep fold. If the fold is too shallow, it will stretch the belly and make it look big. Other important points to note when dressing to modify your figure include wearing a standard shirt collar and not wearing folded pants.

Jacket Cutting

When tailoring a suit jacket, pay more attention to the "V" collar area. The "V" collar should be as wide as possible, with a slightly wider collar, a low V collar, and preferably single-breasted. The material and color should be dark and absorbent, and the thickness should not be too thick. For suit pants, choose a style with one or two pleats, which can make you more flexible in movement.