This was me on the last wedding I was at. I had the same hairstyle since I was 12 (without the beard) and am not really that fond of it. I am searching for something that makes me look more mature. Does anyone have some advice on what I could try?

Sub freezing, would have gone with my sports jacket / coat but I'm going to a Sabaton concert in the city tonight and don't want to stick out like a soar thumb

Tuck or no tuck? I want to try tucking my shirt but it looks wierd, maybe a different belt to make my torso look bigger? Also got my boots back with new soles. Don't know how I like the black on black soles instead of the black on brown, but I'll need to get used to it

Something casual until I get back my boots You can't really see the shirt but this is the first one I've tried to taylor myself. It fits nicely but I cut it too short

Just wanted to express my gratitude to the community. I started 2–3 weeks ago and have learned a lot since then. This outfit has been in my wardrobe for a long time without being used. Before I joined this community, I would have told myself that this looks really good — and it does, just not 100% perfect. Thanks to the lessons in this community, I’ve started to notice small details that lift my style game to the next level. Two weeks ago, I couldn’t even tie my tie properly. Such as: 1. Learning to tie a broader knot so there’s no space between the dress shirt collar. 2. Realizing that a Ralph Lauren shirt with a logo is not a proper dress shirt, it looks odd to wear a tie with a logo on the chest. 3. I need a trench coat that shows more of my triangle shape, such as the Kensington. 4. My belt and pants are too big, as well as my dress shirt. Questions to you, RMRS: - Where is the best place to buy Chelsea boots - How long should I aim my tie to be - Which pants/trousers do you recommend for winter?