Dress Shirt with Suit Warm Weather Outfits After 60

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Blue Tie Navy Trenchcoat Grey Plaid Wool Suit Navy Socks Black Leather Brogues

A suit looks especially elegant when matched with a dress shirt. When this ensemble appears too fancy, play it down with a pair of black leather brogues. An amazing example for anyone who's still figuring out how to dress at 60 plus.

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Clear Sunglasses Grey Dress Shirt Navy Print Tie White Pocket Square Dark Brown Leather Watch Navy Suit Dark Brown Socks Dark Brown Leather Oxford Shoes

Dress for success in a suit and a dress shirt. For extra fashion points, introduce dark brown leather oxford shoes to the mix. When it comes to style tips for men in their sixties, this look is ideal.

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Grey Horizontal Striped Tie Charcoal Pocket Square Charcoal Suit Charcoal Socks Black Leather Oxford Shoes

Opt for a suit and a dress shirt for a sleek sophisticated look. Black leather oxford shoes are a great idea to complete your ensemble. This combination demonstrates that dressing stylishly as you slip into your 60s is easier than one might think.

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Clear Sunglasses Light Blue Dress Shirt Tan Paisley Tie White Pocket Square Brown Vertical Striped Wool Suit Brown Socks Tan Suede Brogues

This getup demonstrates it is totally worth investing in such elegant menswear items as a suit and a dress shirt. To infuse a dash of stylish casualness into this outfit, complete this outfit with tan suede brogues. Definitely a fail-safe option when it comes to style for gentlemen in their 60s.

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Clear Sunglasses White Dress Shirt Burgundy Floral Tie White Pocket Square Dark Brown Leather Belt Burgundy Waistcoat Beige Leather Gloves Olive Check Suit Brown Suede Derby Shoes

Rock a suit with a dress shirt to exude elegance and polish. As for the shoes, you can take a more casual route with a pair of brown suede derby shoes. This getup shows that even well into your 60s you still have a wide range of dressing options.