How To Achieve David Beckham’s Style. DAVID BECKHAM IS AN IDEAL MAN.

How To Achieve David Beckham’s Style. a ideal man.

§  David Beckham’s fashion style is universally stylish. He knows what suits him and his body shape and works around that.

§  Buy a suit. Beckham is often seen in a tailored suit. If in doubt, go for a classic black one. Blue suits are also stylish.

§  He works classic staples with a trend lead piece thrown in the mix for good measure. Make sure you have the staples of jeans and T-shirts but invent in some cooler pieces too.

§  Jackets. For his style, a leather or denim jacket is the perfect addition to any casual outfit.

§  Hats, hats, hats. As if we even need to remind you, a hat is a must-have for Beckham’s style. Go for a black or grey beanie, cap or flat cap.

David Beckham Hair

Like many great style icons, David Beckham has never been afraid to change things up in the hair department. Some of his hairstyles have been more, um, indefensible than others, but Beckham has frequently experimented with great success. In recent years, David Beckham has gone for slightly more understand currently opting for a slicked back look.

David Beckham Hats

Despite most of his formal outfits being fairly tailored, Beckham’s casual style bears a lot of hats. These hats tend to veer more towards the casual side of things. Beanies seem to be a favorite of his, however, caps – sometimes plain or patterned – make a regular occurrence in his wardrobe. Yeah, David Beckham is 41 and he can still pull off a baseball cap. When replicating Beckham’s hat game, try to keep the color pretty plain and understated. He tends to stick to black and grey hats.

David Beckham Trainers

White trainers can go with a lot, and, despite their casual style, they can match surprisingly well with laid-back outfits as well as smarter ones. Beckham’s been seen wearing them with everything from jumpers and chinos sports wear and even a full suit. As long as you  keep them spotless  (not easy) and fairly slim fit, then trainers can fit well with a lot of pieces.

David Beckham Coats

Beckham tends to keep his outerwear slim fit and flattering, opting for classic cuts that frame the body and that can easily be matched with a range of wardrobe choices. A trench coat is always a good option as long as you get one that fits your form properly, and can be worn in casual looks as well as more formal ones.

Here, DB is out with wife Victoria Beckham, and he wears a tan coloured trench coat. This is the most classic and traditional style of a trench coat, and a perfect coat to smarten up your outfit with.

David Beckham Shoes

It’s been said that shoes can make or break an outfit, and honestly, although it might not be as dramatic as that (it is) it’s still important to focus on your footwear. Beckham doesn’t go cheap with his shoes, but there’s no need to spend quite as much as he does, and you can get less expensive alternatives that are still going to give the same sleek finish.

David Beckham Shirts

Although Beckham’s style tends to focus on simple colours and cuts, he doesn’t keep things plain all the time. Subtle prints as part of a layered look help to bring some added interest and dimensions to the outfit.

The well-fitted shirts he wears also adds a hint of colour to his overall look. Something as basic as a polka dot shirt in a clean blue can be enough to add some extra depth to an outfit and can be accessorised without looking too overloaded. He layers this shirt over a simple and timeless white T-shirt.

David Beckham T-shirts

Everyone’s got T-shirts. They’re not

hing new and they’re not a particularly exciting part of menswear. However, they’re necessary staples and can be worked into a tonne of looks. Again, Beckham doesn’t go over the top with his T-shirts, and the reason they work so well on him is due to the way he gets the fit perfect. This is something we suggest you do, too.

The sleeves are loose enough so he can move easily but slim enough that they don’t look baggy. He also sticks to simple necklines and ensures the tops are long enough to just meet his hipbone.

David Beckham Denim Jacket

David Beckham and denim jackets go together perfectly because he focuses on a neutral, versatile tones and a good fit above anything else. A denim jacket is a must-have for every man and should be seen as a wardrobe staple. Beckham knows when to dress up and when to keep things simple, and if he’s working with a double denim  look he makes sure to keep the rest of outfit minimalistic. We applaud you, Beckham – pulling off double denim is by no means an easy task.

David Beckham Leather Jacket

There’s nothing quite as laid back as a leather jacket  and Beckham knows how to get the look just right. There are so many different styles to go for, from bombers to biker jackets, but they all have the same kind of finish that gives them a rugged edge and casual feel. Beckham likes to make his leather jackets the centre of his outfit and keeps the rest of his look fairly simple. If a real leather jacket is too pricey, which they most likely will be, opt for a faux one instead.

A black T-shirt and some slim fit jeans can be enough to match with the jacket, while not drawing too much attention away from it. This is one of the reasons he pulls off the style so well and doesn’t end up looking like a wannabe biker. We’ll give him a pardon on these shoes though…

David Beckham Casual Style

David Beckham’s clothing style focuses on clean fits, versatile colours and classic finishes. However, this style doesn’t just stop at formal wear. Casual wear is something that doesn’t need to be over the top, and Beckham looks good because he sticks to classic outfits and coat .  He uses these to bring his own personality to the outfit. In this look, Beckham styles a red checked shirt over a grey T-shirt for a comfortable, casual outfit.

David Beckham Suit

Let’s start with the most formal of looks, and something that Beckham has perfected over the years – the suit. Opting for clean cuts, subtle shades and classic combinations, Beckham never pushes the boat out too far with his suits, which means he’s never made an awkward colour clash with his outfits, or worn something that’s been too tight or overly loose. If you can get the fit and the colours right, the rest will naturally follow.

If you’re starting out in the world of tailoring, then it’s best to stick to the most versatile and classic of all suits – a simple black one. They suit everyone and can be paired with a range of coloured shirts, although white is obviously the best choice for a more traditional look.