This guy is down to earth, not like those other channels with pretentious guys who think they are very stylish and only tell you to buy overpriced clothes.
You all prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
I actually found this guy more helpful not to say this video is bad just found the video below to the point and nothing about brand names. ruclips.net/video/QGn8E7JfZJQ/видео.html
As usual another great video. No shouting and in your face ads, just simple real style tips that actually work, which I’ve tried.Thanks Brock, always a fan
1. Fitting 2. Wearing fewer colour 3. Wearing fewer patterns 4. Find a taylor you can trust 5. Upgrade your shoes 6. Add an accessories 7. Remove an accesories 8. Learn the dress code 9. layering Thank me later ❤
Hey, thanks for keeping things positive. A lotta folks who get into menswear can kinda use it to get judgey towards folks that don't follow "the rules". But, it is important to remember to have fun with it, and let folks do what makes them happy.
Can you make a video on what to wear when it rains? It's about to rain a lot, but it's really hot where I am, and I'm trying to figure out good combinations
@@BrockMcGoff Thank you! Yea, I'm at college, and since it's hot, I don't want to be wearing pants, but then it'd be weird to wear rain boots with shorts, haha.
This is everything I wish someone told me 15 years ago. Follow this simple advice, and you'll be the best dressed guy in most rooms. Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions! Here's the clothing alterations guide - www.themodestman.com/clothing-alterations/
I think this is the best advice I've seen which suits everyone in broad terms. Well done, it's a shame more people don't give some thought to how they look for their own self esteem.
Excellent advice, Brock. Slimming down the closet is something I try to do with each change of season. It not only makes more space, but it also helps me to know what I have. My goal is to be ready for any occasion on short notice.
This is the content I wanted! I'm changing my whole wardrobe since I lost a lot of weight and got into fitness and nothing fits right anymore. I don't want to keep wearing t-shirts and blue jeans since now I'm confident enough to get in style. Thank you so much for your content!
You hit the key concept early on - reduce, simply and define before you look to fill the gaps in your wardrobe. Dressing well is a discipline and working through your wardrobe is the first step towards maintaining that discipline
Hey Brock, I’ve been watching your videos for awhile and I love them! Definitely one of my favourite RUclipsrs. Could you please do a closet tour? One of my favourite RUclips videos ever was Hueguhs closet tour. Thanks and I really hope to see this soon!
Simba Hueguh is a RUclipsr ( one of my favourites if not my favourite) and he did a video of him and all his clothes. Highly recommend checking him out.
Nice….I somehow stumbled my way into the foundational start for my wardrobe. Have dark jeans, khaki pants, multiple shades of blue, grey, and green shirts (all muted colors, nothing primary in color), chelsea and chukka black, grey, and brown boots, a black leather and peacoat, then black and multiple grey color flatcaps. Ive always told my wife that I just wanted a wardrobe that looks clean and classic, but I should be able to go in the closet in the dark and grab items and they will all go together. Glad to hear that I havent taken a hard left turn. Muted, simple, and clean colors do not have to be monochromatic.
Great content man. I was just on my couch when I instantly realized and said to myself “I should really start dressing in a way that’s both fashionable and mature” and came across your RUclips channel. Your website really makes it easier with the “looks” gallery you got. Awesome 👏
6 years ago, I ditched the printed t-shirts and bootcut (ripped) jeans. Now, I just rock: 1/ for casual wear: a henley or t-shirt, a pair of jeans, All Stars or Superstars, and a simple black jacket - rain repellent, puffer or leather, depending on the weather 2/ for business wear: a polo or shirt, a pair of jeans or chinos, desert or Chelsea boots, and a pea coat. I can also wear boots and the pea coat with a casual outfit. In both cases: no pattern (never was a big fan), desaturated colors, A LOT of charcoal items. And I always add some contrast between the top and the bottom item. All this works pretty well - in the morning, I don't spend time figuring out what goes together anymore... I'm probably not the best dressed man in the room, but I'm certainly not the worse anymore :) I wished I could have watched such a video like 15 years ago! Well done Brock, cheers.
i absolutely love the outfit at 4:36. it's casual by definition, but the way the outfit is put together, it still looks cool and stylish and doesn't scream casual. the fit and the colours work very well tgt. and yes, your hair did look better then than now. cheers!
Another home run video, Brock. Saving this in my “Style” playlist. Less is more, for sure. I’ve been donating items that don’t fit well which I don’t care to get tailored. I’ve also been reducing the amount of colors in my wardrobe. In addition, I’ve stepped up my shoe game, no pun intended.
Brock lives up to his YT channel’s name. He doesn’t just look modest, he also dishes out modest, sincere avuncular advice/suggestions, not shoving things into our throats, I mean, that Peter Manning ad was seamless. :D
@@MrConminer getting there, myself. Lost so much volume in the last time due to hormonal parathyroid dysbalance, that I am contemplating a real short buzzcut. But the 19 cm scar from brain surgery is quite shocking foreveryone lookingat my head, so I am hesitant. Shortly after the surgery I was told to stay home, from complete strangers who did not want to look at my battle scar.
@@NickUncommon woa sorry for my language but wtf that is just plain rude, harsh an unneccesary. I know it is easy to say but rock that buzz cut, no matter what other people say, thats how I delt with my thinning hair, ik it's not quite the same... just do it brother!
Dude can u give any tips or advise for online shopping... Or can u make a complete video on online shopping... Love your work love from India🇮🇳.... Stay stylish ☺
Those are cool color tone neutrals that you listed. Warm color neutrals would be maroon, olive, khaki, brown, rust, mustard, camel, wheat. You have a co skin tone so I'm not at all surprised that the ones you listed are your colors ❤ btw I'm trying to teach my boyfriend some basics as he got a promotion into an office position and I have learned a lot myself in the process!
Amazing tips! Wish i knew these when i was starting to get into men's style. This is some really solid advice. Keep on the good work! Love the new haircut btw ;). It really suits you!
I am a guilty of the accesories because I always wear my gold chain because I never take it out and a watch everyday but then I want to wear a ring and bracelet !
Do you, bro. As long as you’re comfortable with it and you think it looks good, wear it. I accessorize a lot as well, at the moment I’m wearing three rings, one on my left ring finger, one on my left index finger, and one on my right middle finger, a watch, two rubber band bracelets, a silver chain, a beaded chain, a long belt, earrings and my glasses. They’re mostly all very small so you don’t even notice unless you really look, but it still brings some interest and dynamics to the fit. As long as you are confident you’ll look good.
Embrace a style that works well for you . I have the body of a mule slim fits were not the answer and I have recently given up and have gone back to the functionality and comfort of classic baggy workwear.
Dude. This is a great video. I've been wanting to learn how to start dressing better but haven't found a channel that felt like it fit my style. Really enjoyed the video and noticed a lot that appealed to me. New sub here man. Excited to check out more.
I didn't feel like watching the whole video so I randomly skipped to 8:54 with full intentions to apply the advice immediately. Say no more, I am buying an orange tuxedo asap! Thank you!
I've been taking out patterns as much as possible. My dress shirts are staying solid and usually if I am going to buy a pattern it will be my dress pants because I can always match them with a solid shirt.
I saw one of your video 2 years ago about H&M polo shirt under the comment someone says underrated chanel 🙄 actually it is not I like your videos hopefully we hit 1000000 subscribers keep it up my friend regards Nash
GREAT VIDEO I just discovered your content and I'm hooked. I'm looking to completely revamp my wardrobe and your videos are EXACTLY the style I'm going for THANK YOU. Peace ✌
man i fucking love you, since i found out about your channel a year ago or so, you rock,to the point, and give great tips. i have a problem just with upper body clothing(t-shirts, shirts and jacket). its always a bit bigger than me even when it's small, can you please tell us where to shop those (beside peter manning), or some other tips please?
I have alot that i dont wear and dont want, but i cant get rid of them, my mother (im a teen) wont let me not wear them. Honestly, im glad that i finally get a bit more freedom in my clothes, and its worked wonders, but i still have those under armor shirts and super baggy jeans in my closet that i cant donate or throw away
Hey Brock, thanks so much for the helpful video. Do you know what pants are being worn at 2:06 or 6:20? I love the slim taper look and want to get something similar.
I tried to heed the Coco Chanel advice, but I randomly selected *pants*. Phrase of the Day: "Frowned Upon". In my defense, "one thing" is a little vague. Maybe a little more specificity, next time?
I’ve always had a problem with tshirts. They’re either too tight in the chest and perfect everywhere else or they fit my chest and the arms flare out. It’s caused me to avoid tshirts and Ive always just stuck to button-downs. It sucks because my job makes cool tshirts for us like once a month or more and the small is too small after the first wash and the medium is too big so I can never wear them to work like everyone else. I finally found a random T-shirt at Goodwill that worked for me a month or so ago though. It was an Urban Pipeline Awesomely Soft Tee, which is like a dirt cheap young adult brand from Kohl’s. The price is definitely a plus, but there are only so many colors I can buy (and I literally bought them all after I found out where to get them). It really just feels like a bandaid though. I’d like to figure out what I can do to make more shirts fit me off the rack. I don’t have man boobs. I’m not fat at all. I just have a muscular chest so it sticks out a little bit. I’m 160 and 6’0. Has anyone here had a similar problem and found a solution to it?
I'm 5'2" and I find it's a great investment to tailor my clothes. Just start with a few pieces and tailor them rather than spending money on alot of clothes.
I think the hair looks nice! I have trouble with jackets because I have narrow shoulders and thicker hips. I think tailoring could fix this problem but I have no idea if that's affordable or how to start.
Love how the title says “still works in 2021” like it was gonna be patched.
Patch 2.0 is leather pads on tweed elbows
But does it work in 2022 ? That is the real question
Trends change and some things that seem unchangeable often fall out of fashion
This guy is down to earth, not like those other channels with pretentious guys who think they are very stylish and only tell you to buy overpriced clothes.
You all prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@@maisoncayson4542 reset password maybe lol
you’re right on point
I actually found this guy more helpful not to say this video is bad just found the video below to the point and nothing about brand names. ruclips.net/video/QGn8E7JfZJQ/видео.html
As usual another great video. No shouting and in your face ads, just simple real style tips that actually work, which I’ve tried.Thanks Brock, always a fan
You mean like alpha m? That dude is very loud!
Keith Maysles he is but that works for him and I do watch his stuff too, I get good bits from him as well.
Brock is my therapist that helps me come up with coping mechanisms for anxiety while dressing.
1. Fitting
2. Wearing fewer colour
3. Wearing fewer patterns
4. Find a taylor you can trust
5. Upgrade your shoes
6. Add an accessories
7. Remove an accesories
8. Learn the dress code
9. layering
Thank me later ❤
The hero we need 🙏
@@BrockMcGoff wasn't coco Chanel a nazi agent in France ?
@@djzrobzombie2813 does that make what she said (about clothes) wrong.
@@aquibahmed766 that makes it slightly gaslighting
Hey, thanks for keeping things positive. A lotta folks who get into menswear can kinda use it to get judgey towards folks that don't follow "the rules". But, it is important to remember to have fun with it, and let folks do what makes them happy.
Well said!
Can you make a video on what to wear when it rains? It's about to rain a lot, but it's really hot where I am, and I'm trying to figure out good combinations
Good idea!
@@BrockMcGoff Thank you! Yea, I'm at college, and since it's hot, I don't want to be wearing pants, but then it'd be weird to wear rain boots with shorts, haha.
Shirt/t-shirt. Shorts
Sandals
Get a big-ass umbrella! The biggest you can get your hands on! So huge you can fit like three people under it comfortably!
Clare Grant how interesting! I'm from Seattle and it rains quite a bit, but it's rarely hot and raining! May I ask where you live?
This is everything I wish someone told me 15 years ago. Follow this simple advice, and you'll be the best dressed guy in most rooms. Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions!
Here's the clothing alterations guide - www.themodestman.com/clothing-alterations/
I think this is the best advice I've seen which suits everyone in broad terms. Well done, it's a shame more people don't give some thought to how they look for their own self esteem.
Excellent advice, Brock. Slimming down the closet is something I try to do with each change of season. It not only makes more space, but it also helps me to know what I have. My goal is to be ready for any occasion on short notice.
This is the content I wanted! I'm changing my whole wardrobe since I lost a lot of weight and got into fitness and nothing fits right anymore. I don't want to keep wearing t-shirts and blue jeans since now I'm confident enough to get in style. Thank you so much for your content!
You're so welcome!
You hit the key concept early on - reduce, simply and define before you look to fill the gaps in your wardrobe. Dressing well is a discipline and working through your wardrobe is the first step towards maintaining that discipline
Hey Brock, I’ve been watching your videos for awhile and I love them! Definitely one of my favourite RUclipsrs. Could you please do a closet tour? One of my favourite RUclips videos ever was Hueguhs closet tour. Thanks and I really hope to see this soon!
Thanks! Good suggestion, would love to do a closet tour.
Yes ... We want to see your closet !!!!!
Tyler Gowan I agree!
Simba Hueguh is a RUclipsr ( one of my favourites if not my favourite) and he did a video of him and all his clothes. Highly recommend checking him out.
Great tips. Fit is king. I started tailoring and it changes my life. Better shoes also took my style up a notch.
Nice….I somehow stumbled my way into the foundational start for my wardrobe. Have dark jeans, khaki pants, multiple shades of blue, grey, and green shirts (all muted colors, nothing primary in color), chelsea and chukka black, grey, and brown boots, a black leather and peacoat, then black and multiple grey color flatcaps. Ive always told my wife that I just wanted a wardrobe that looks clean and classic, but I should be able to go in the closet in the dark and grab items and they will all go together. Glad to hear that I havent taken a hard left turn. Muted, simple, and clean colors do not have to be monochromatic.
Most RUclipsrs claim to be the guy that this guy actually is!! Truly a modest man!
Great content man. I was just on my couch when I instantly realized and said to myself “I should really start dressing in a way that’s both fashionable and mature” and came across your RUclips channel. Your website really makes it easier with the “looks” gallery you got. Awesome 👏
This channel is a masterpiece
I have to set aside the budget for higher quality clothes!
6 years ago, I ditched the printed t-shirts and bootcut (ripped) jeans. Now, I just rock:
1/ for casual wear: a henley or t-shirt, a pair of jeans, All Stars or Superstars, and a simple black jacket - rain repellent, puffer or leather, depending on the weather
2/ for business wear: a polo or shirt, a pair of jeans or chinos, desert or Chelsea boots, and a pea coat. I can also wear boots and the pea coat with a casual outfit.
In both cases: no pattern (never was a big fan), desaturated colors, A LOT of charcoal items. And I always add some contrast between the top and the bottom item. All this works pretty well - in the morning, I don't spend time figuring out what goes together anymore...
I'm probably not the best dressed man in the room, but I'm certainly not the worse anymore :) I wished I could have watched such a video like 15 years ago!
Well done Brock, cheers.
Sounds like you’ve got a nice system down. Well done!
Cheers, Alessandro.
i absolutely love the outfit at 4:36. it's casual by definition, but the way the outfit is put together, it still looks cool and stylish and doesn't scream casual. the fit and the colours work very well tgt. and yes, your hair did look better then than now. cheers!
Another home run video, Brock. Saving this in my “Style” playlist. Less is more, for sure. I’ve been donating items that don’t fit well which I don’t care to get tailored. I’ve also been reducing the amount of colors in my wardrobe. In addition, I’ve stepped up my shoe game, no pun intended.
Becoming my favourite channel on RUclips, keep it up mate👌
Thank you, will do!
Brock lives up to his YT channel’s name. He doesn’t just look modest, he also dishes out modest, sincere avuncular advice/suggestions, not shoving things into our throats, I mean, that Peter Manning ad was seamless. :D
Asian short college student~ Gonna start my journey with the help of your vids!
Love the hair, wish mine was that wavey, but we tend to want, what we dont have.
As an Asian with wavy hair, I want straight hair.
I would love straight Asian hair,not to be racist but Asian hair I feel has its own properties, especially for spiking,lol getting into SJW territory
Bro I wish I had hair 😅🤣
@@MrConminer getting there, myself. Lost so much volume in the last time due to hormonal parathyroid dysbalance, that I am contemplating a real short buzzcut. But the 19 cm scar from brain surgery is quite shocking foreveryone lookingat my head, so I am hesitant. Shortly after the surgery I was told to stay home, from complete strangers who did not want to look at my battle scar.
@@NickUncommon woa sorry for my language but wtf that is just plain rude, harsh an unneccesary. I know it is easy to say but rock that buzz cut, no matter what other people say, thats how I delt with my thinning hair, ik it's not quite the same... just do it brother!
Liked the referee analogy.
You working so hard for us. I appreciate your work... God bless you brother...
Love my cuff bracelet. Though for a while I did fall into the too many accessories catagory, thanks for the reminder!
Brock and Tim the power combo!
Another Great tip video, would love to see more office wear, trouser shirt, no jacket looks...
Thanks MM👍
You're literally making points that I've being arguing with people about my whole life thanks man your hair Rocks😎
"Great style is like a great referee. It might go unnoticed but it doesn't make mistakes"
That's my new excuse to dress up.
Dude can u give any tips or advise for online shopping... Or can u make a complete video on online shopping... Love your work love from India🇮🇳.... Stay stylish ☺
Yes, will do!
@@BrockMcGoff Thanx dude😎
Those are cool color tone neutrals that you listed. Warm color neutrals would be maroon, olive, khaki, brown, rust, mustard, camel, wheat. You have a co skin tone so I'm not at all surprised that the ones you listed are your colors ❤ btw I'm trying to teach my boyfriend some basics as he got a promotion into an office position and I have learned a lot myself in the process!
Amazing tips! Wish i knew these when i was starting to get into men's style. This is some really solid advice. Keep on the good work!
Love the new haircut btw ;). It really suits you!
I am a guilty of the accesories because I always wear my gold chain because I never take it out and a watch everyday but then I want to wear a ring and bracelet !
Do you, bro. As long as you’re comfortable with it and you think it looks good, wear it. I accessorize a lot as well, at the moment I’m wearing three rings, one on my left ring finger, one on my left index finger, and one on my right middle finger, a watch, two rubber band bracelets, a silver chain, a beaded chain, a long belt, earrings and my glasses. They’re mostly all very small so you don’t even notice unless you really look, but it still brings some interest and dynamics to the fit. As long as you are confident you’ll look good.
Found your channel lately. Really love your content, especially all those on building a minimalist wardrobe.
Love from India❤
Thank you 🙏
Excellent video! Spot on with all 9 tips. Good stuff Brock!
Great video man. Really helped me in deciding if I wanted the Secret Lab Omega chair, since I've been on the fence for a while.
Brock you've done it again! Keep up the good work.
a decent scarf can be a great layering piece (tip#9)
Well done Brock. I bet this video tool a while to make. Lots of solid info.
Hi Brock,
I recently subscribed to your channel and I have to admit that as a female, I receive good tips by you as well. Thank you Brock, Danielle
I appreciate that!
Embrace a style that works well for you . I have the body of a mule slim fits were not the answer and I have recently given up and have gone back to the functionality and comfort of classic baggy workwear.
i prefer subtle patterns over color to add variety as neutrals look the most dressy. for me, bright colors are reserved for kids.
Hair genetics lottery winner
It's nearly 2024, and this is still a great video. thanks.
Dude. This is a great video. I've been wanting to learn how to start dressing better but haven't found a channel that felt like it fit my style. Really enjoyed the video and noticed a lot that appealed to me. New sub here man. Excited to check out more.
I didn't feel like watching the whole video so I randomly skipped to 8:54 with full intentions to apply the advice immediately. Say no more, I am buying an orange tuxedo asap! Thank you!
Oh outfit archive I worship thee
Very informative video, Brock! Well done. I'd still like to see how long all your hair is in the front with no product, all brushed forward.
I've been taking out patterns as much as possible. My dress shirts are staying solid and usually if I am going to buy a pattern it will be my dress pants because I can always match them with a solid shirt.
Nice, just ordered a Top Coat from Peter Manning. I've heard great things. Can't wait to see for myself.
Great video, Brock!
Thank you, sir 🙏
I love that hairstyle man!! Solid content, keep it up!!
Nicely done. This is a guy whose advice I'll listen to.
Your advice is always impressive.....so true..it's a marathon and not a sprint.....have a blessed day.....
You too!
Behind every stylish dude is an excellent tailor
So true!
It's hard being 6'6" and low budget. I usually go with XL but the body tends to be way too baggy
Amazing content as always
It's interesting how high water or flood pant styles are now becoming trendy. Back in the 90's it was definitely not trendy at all
I saw one of your video 2 years ago about H&M polo shirt under the comment someone says underrated chanel 🙄 actually it is not I like your videos hopefully we hit 1000000 subscribers keep it up my friend regards Nash
Great hair!
Two accessories:
platinum wedding ring “check”
white gold Rolex “check”
🤙
GREAT VIDEO
I just discovered your content and I'm hooked.
I'm looking to completely revamp my wardrobe and your videos are EXACTLY the style I'm going for THANK YOU.
Peace ✌
Love your hair in this longer style.
great video Brock. thanks for doing this. Outstanding !
Thanks for watching!
Anyone else thought the thumbnail image had Jake Peralta vibes? 🔥
Great tips , loved it 👏👏👏
Damm, we are heading into summer in oz which means just shorts, tees and roman sandals. no jackets, coats, layering or boots.
You need to have a seminar in Atlanta. Everyone dresses like they came from under the bridge.
Great video, thank you 👊🏼
Very useful, I really really love it !!! Thank you so much !!!
Love this video! very helpful and systematic.
Your hair looks good !
Straight to the point!
4:04 This is my image of a professor.
Very informative and helpful. Thanks.keep the good work
As always great style advice, Brock!
Wow, these tips are actually good!
Thank you for these tips! You gained a subscriber my friend!
Really helpful, Can you do 2022 edition? :)
man i fucking love you, since i found out about your channel a year ago or so, you rock,to the point, and give great tips. i have a problem just with upper body clothing(t-shirts, shirts and jacket). its always a bit bigger than me even when it's small, can you please tell us where to shop those (beside peter manning), or some other tips please?
I have alot that i dont wear and dont want, but i cant get rid of them, my mother (im a teen) wont let me not wear them. Honestly, im glad that i finally get a bit more freedom in my clothes, and its worked wonders, but i still have those under armor shirts and super baggy jeans in my closet that i cant donate or throw away
Watching this in 2021.
Ahhh! A true gentleman you are indeed sir! 🙂
Hey Brock, thanks so much for the helpful video. Do you know what pants are being worn at 2:06 or 6:20? I love the slim taper look and want to get something similar.
Simple but great tips.
I tried to heed the Coco Chanel advice, but I randomly selected *pants*. Phrase of the Day: "Frowned Upon". In my defense, "one thing" is a little vague. Maybe a little more specificity, next time?
great vid Brock!
Thanks, Khoi!
I’ve always had a problem with tshirts. They’re either too tight in the chest and perfect everywhere else or they fit my chest and the arms flare out. It’s caused me to avoid tshirts and Ive always just stuck to button-downs. It sucks because my job makes cool tshirts for us like once a month or more and the small is too small after the first wash and the medium is too big so I can never wear them to work like everyone else. I finally found a random T-shirt at Goodwill that worked for me a month or so ago though. It was an Urban Pipeline Awesomely Soft Tee, which is like a dirt cheap young adult brand from Kohl’s. The price is definitely a plus, but there are only so many colors I can buy (and I literally bought them all after I found out where to get them). It really just feels like a bandaid though. I’d like to figure out what I can do to make more shirts fit me off the rack. I don’t have man boobs. I’m not fat at all. I just have a muscular chest so it sticks out a little bit. I’m 160 and 6’0. Has anyone here had a similar problem and found a solution to it?
Looking good mate, looking gooood and great vid as well!
Great intro music 😎
Great tips, Brock.
Thank you, sir!
He literally lived up to his name the modest man by roasting himself lol. respect bro.
As a short guy that needs pants tailored, it's the most difficult one out of that list. It's so hard to find a good tailor while on a budget.
I'm 5'2" and I find it's a great investment to tailor my clothes. Just start with a few pieces and tailor them rather than spending money on alot of clothes.
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Great Video!
Really loving the hair
I think the hair looks nice! I have trouble with jackets because I have narrow shoulders and thicker hips. I think tailoring could fix this problem but I have no idea if that's affordable or how to start.
That or try going custom!
@@BrockMcGoff That's DEFINITELY not affordable!