A Man's Accessories Overview
The men's accessories are addressed here separately -
Watch - With all the electronic gadgets we surround ourselves with, the man's watch as an accessory is becoming antiquated. I'm not going to take a stance either way, but as of 2010 a timepiece worn on the wrist is still a classic accessory. If a man loves wearing a watch, he should have a collection of at least two watches in his wardrobe - one casual, for sport and one for more formal occasions. The general rule says that simpler the watch, the more versatile and formal it is. Digital casual watches with plastic bands are for sports while big timepieces with multiple function hands, gauges, and metal bands are for the office. Mostly, formal watches are simple timepieces with a single set of hands and leather band. If someone is attending a black-tie event, he should not wear a watch; the logic here is that a gentleman does not worry about time at galas such as these.
Rings - Wedding rings are always permissible to be worn. Beyond that, rings represent one's taste and depending on one's choice of ring and environment, they can symbolize membership, wealth, or in some people's eyes, excess and extravagance. Rings are fairly common and hardly raise an eyebrow. But beyond two rings a man's hands start to look adorned, especially if he has relatively small hands. Some men wouldn't wear more than two rings, preferably one on each hand.
Cufflinks - If a man owns a French cuff shirt he needs cufflinks and/or cuff knots. The simple traditional cufflinks, such as plain silver and solid colored knots, draw some attention towards them and create a positive impression. I advise men to start their collection with simple, timeless designs; once they have three or so sets of links and perhaps 6 inexpensive knots, then they can introduce a few fun cufflinks.
Bracelets - Bracelets are a tricky area for men. In many cultures around the world, they once symbolized power and position. But today, a jeweled bracelet on a man is more of a fashion trend. They are available in different metals like gold, silver, handmade, beaded and much more.
Watch - With all the electronic gadgets we surround ourselves with, the man's watch as an accessory is becoming antiquated. I'm not going to take a stance either way, but as of 2010 a timepiece worn on the wrist is still a classic accessory. If a man loves wearing a watch, he should have a collection of at least two watches in his wardrobe - one casual, for sport and one for more formal occasions. The general rule says that simpler the watch, the more versatile and formal it is. Digital casual watches with plastic bands are for sports while big timepieces with multiple function hands, gauges, and metal bands are for the office. Mostly, formal watches are simple timepieces with a single set of hands and leather band. If someone is attending a black-tie event, he should not wear a watch; the logic here is that a gentleman does not worry about time at galas such as these.
Rings - Wedding rings are always permissible to be worn. Beyond that, rings represent one's taste and depending on one's choice of ring and environment, they can symbolize membership, wealth, or in some people's eyes, excess and extravagance. Rings are fairly common and hardly raise an eyebrow. But beyond two rings a man's hands start to look adorned, especially if he has relatively small hands. Some men wouldn't wear more than two rings, preferably one on each hand.
Cufflinks - If a man owns a French cuff shirt he needs cufflinks and/or cuff knots. The simple traditional cufflinks, such as plain silver and solid colored knots, draw some attention towards them and create a positive impression. I advise men to start their collection with simple, timeless designs; once they have three or so sets of links and perhaps 6 inexpensive knots, then they can introduce a few fun cufflinks.
Bracelets - Bracelets are a tricky area for men. In many cultures around the world, they once symbolized power and position. But today, a jeweled bracelet on a man is more of a fashion trend. They are available in different metals like gold, silver, handmade, beaded and much more.
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