Blazer with Dress Shirt Dressy Outfits For Men After 60

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Light Blue Dress Shirt Olive Print Tie Multi colored Plaid Pocket Square Black Double Breasted Blazer

This sophisticated pairing of a blazer and a dress shirt will allow you to show your outfit coordination expertise. Those who wonder how to dress fashionably as you head into your 60s, you have your answer.

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White Dress Shirt Black Knit Tie Dark Brown Print Pocket Square Dark Brown Check Wool Double Breasted Blazer Black Dress Pants Black Leather Derby Shoes

For a look that's truly gasp-worthy, try teaming a blazer with a dress shirt. Add black leather derby shoes to the mix and the whole outfit will come together brilliantly. A perfect getup to make you a well-dressed gentleman over 60, rather than just a gentleman over 60.

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White and Blue Check Dress Shirt Violet Vertical Striped Tie White Pocket Square Silver Watch Grey Check Double Breasted Blazer Grey Check Dress Pants

Definitive proof that a blazer and a dress shirt are amazing when matched together in an elegant getup for today's guy. So if you need fashion tips on how to dress after sixty, this pairing is a good example.

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White and Red Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Red and Navy Print Tie White Pocket Square Silver Watch Navy Double Breasted Blazer

This combination of a blazer and a dress shirt is a winning option when you need to look incredibly smart and sophisticated. This combination proves that even after sixty your style options are still far from limited.

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White and Navy Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Navy Tie Black Sunglasses Navy and White Polka Dot Pocket Square Grey Check Wool Double Breasted Blazer Grey Check Wool Dress Pants Navy Socks Black Leather Watch Dark Brown Suede Derby Shoes

For masculine sophistication with a contemporary spin, you can easily dress in a blazer and a dress shirt. Dark brown suede derby shoes integrate effortlessly within a variety of combinations. This combination demonstrates that cracking the fashion code in your 60s is not that hard.