Style & Attraction: Part 2
January 14, 2012 by Arash Mazinani
Filed under All Content, Gentlemen, Style Tips
The other day I was going through my email when I came across an email from a few months back from someone that I met at a networking event. The person was asking me if I knew any single professionals that I could refer to them and their dating agency. I decided to check out the website, just to have a nosey. I noticed that on the site it specified “is an exclusive social network for attractive dynamic eligible professionals looking for a serious relationship.” I thought it was odd that they had specifically mentioned that one criteria for membership is that you have to be attractive. What do they deem as attractive? I’m assuming they mean attractive on the outside.
But then you wouldn’t join if you thought it was full of unattractive people. While some people may dismiss that style plays a part in attraction, I still feel that if you’re not making an effort in the style stakes then you’re shooting yourself in the foot. The good news is, nowadays just like you can learn to improve oneself, through self improvement or even how to pick up girls, through a dating coach, you can learn to improve your style through an image consultant. So if you are looking for love this year and fancy a few extra tips to help you improve your style then keep reading.
Now I did quite an extensive post on this almost a year ago which I suggest you check out style & attraction first. That will provide you with a great grounding and basis to start from. This post is going to be a little more experimental and optional, so by all means give some of these quirky tips a go, but they’re not a necessity.
- Look into women’s accessories – You’re probably thinking I’m crazy right now but hear me out. When I was single and on the dating scene I had this crazy idea of wearing women’s accessories because they were designed for women. So women were automatically drawn to them. At the time loads of guys were wearing those rosary bead necklaces, but I found this old vintage beaded necklace kicking around my mum’s room. Every time I wore I received comments and compliments about it so ended up wearing it quite a lot when I went out.
- Consider a ‘sexy stereotype’ – now this is not really something I’m keen on but I’ve seen it mentioned before and thought I’d mention it. It’s up to you if you think it would be something that would work for you. A sexy stereotype is just dressing in a particular stereotypical way for example dressing like a rocker or a hipster, or a hip hop guy. The idea behind it is that some women are attracted to particular ‘types’ by dressing like that type of person you’ll be more likely to attract that type of woman. Like I said, it’s not really my cup of tea but if you like the sound of it….give it a whirl.

Hip Hop Mogul Sexy Stereotype??
- Highlight Your Killer Feature - As it says on the tin, one thing that I recommend women to do is highlight their best physical attributes. You can take that same concept and try it out yourself, so if you’re particularly proud of your arms wear t shirts that high light your arms. Again this is not a necessity, it works on the same basis on the ‘sexy stereotype’ and I say go out there and try it.
Now these tips are a little bit more experimental than normal, I guess you could call them ‘alternative’. If you’re after something a little less ‘out there’ then check out the original style and attraction post.
Let me know what you think?


I like the idea of wearing women’s accessories. Lee Oliviera posted a street style photo he took in Italy of a man wearing a bunch of bracelets and it looked really good! I was surprised to see it because it doesn’t happen here in America. I liked it though. Had I seen this guy myself I would have definitely spoken to him to compliment his jewelry.
I believe in highlighting your best features for sure. As far as dressing like a rock star or whatever – if you’re not really into the scene whose style you are channeling you may come off like a poser. That is just a turn off. Being confident in who YOU are is much sexier than trying to look like someone else.
Yeah definitely and although I mentioned it, I did say I wasn’t 100% sure about it lol. You touch on a great point about confidence as well.
Some interesting ideas. I’ll definitely be looking out for guys wearing womens’ accessories now! I remember reading about a dating website that was exclusively for attractive people, so much so that after Christmas they knocked people off for gaining weight and not fitting their criteria of attractive anymore! A bit harsh I thought! x
Ha ha that is quite harsh indeed, thanks for commenting!
Personally I don’t think women care that much about looks. I think they care about confidence. You don’t have to be really handsome to attract a woman. Not at all. But if you have charisma and charm and style? Oh yeah. That will work.
So, if you’re confident enough to wear women’s jewelry, I’d say women are going to dig that, regardless of the jewelry!
Yeah again great points about confidence. It is also interesting you talked about men not having to be really handsome to get women. But that’s a whole different subject entirely.