It is generally perceived that women are more conscious about fashion and following trends, but this is only a myth. Men’s fashion is a huge market and can be equally diverse. It offers as many, if not more, options than those available for women. From a professional look to a casual one, there are enough ways in which a man can make a fashion statement. Men’s fashion has seen a sea change over the century and yet, several styles are classic and are trendy even today. Here are some evergreen trends that find favor with men across ages:

The powerhouse dressing
Formal wear that includes power suits, seven-fold ties, and black cap-toe oxfords completes the classy executive look.

1. The wasp
Double-breasted blazers and pressed trousers. Cotton shirts, cotton trousers, a silk tie, and leather shoes complete the collegiate look for a man on the go.

2. The professional
Lightweight suits, slim fit shirts, and dark neckties. A one-button wool, silk, and linen blazer, cotton shirts, wool trousers, a silk tie, and leather shoes are best suited for the company man.

3. The workman
A canvas or wool jacket, a pair of jeans, and work boots. A two-button cotton blazer, a cotton jacket, a cotton shirt or t-shirt, and cotton jeans is a great option for the blue-collar man.

4. The Italiana
Soft-shoulder tailoring, colorful accessories, and driving shoes. A two-button cotton blazer, cotton shirt, silk tie, silk pocket square, cotton and linen trousers, suede moccasins, and a leather belt is men’s fashion defined for the American who looks vaguely European.

5. The woodsman
Waxed cotton jackets, corduroy pants, and all manner of tweed. A linen and cashmere vest, cotton shirt, and a leather belt is the perfect style for the outdoorsman, the hunter.

6. The sportsmen
Technical sportswear mixed with a t-shirt and jeans. A nylon jacket, nylon vest, cotton sweater, cotton jeans, a watch, Cordura backpack, and water bottles complete the look of the running man.

7. The stylist
Tailored blazers, dress shirts (top three buttons are undone), and big watches. A two-button mohair silk and cotton jacket, cotton shirt, silk pocket square, cotton jeans, leather belt, white-gold big pilot watch, bracelets, and gold cufflinks is a look that suits the stylish man.

8. The minimalist
Gray or black suits, white shirts, and basic ties. A one-button wool suit and cotton shirt, silk tie, and leather shoes are for the man who prefers to keep it minimal.

9. The trad
Tweed blazers, button-down Oxford shirts, and rumbled khaki chinos. Three-button wool herringbone blazer, cotton shirts, cotton trousers, cotton tie, leather loafers, and glasses are the classic fashion for the professor.

10. The rocker
Leather mixed with denim. A leather jacket, cotton and linen vest, cotton jeans, and a cotton shirt is an ideal look for a friend of the band.

11. The roller
Unstructured blazers, cashmere sweaters, and white jeans. A three-button linen blazer, suede boots, a cotton t-shirt, cotton jeans, stainless steel chronograph watch, and a bead necklace is the most suited dressing for the easy rider, the man of leisure.