Okay, so I’ve been seeing Conor McGregor rocking these polo shirts lately, and I gotta say, the man makes them look good. I wanted to see if I could pull off the same look, so I decided to do a little experiment.
Finding the Right Polo
First things first, I needed to find a polo shirt that fit the bill. It couldn’t be just any old polo. It had to have that sharp, fitted look that McGregor sports. I didn’t want anything too baggy or loose.
- The Search Begins: I hit up a few stores, trying on different brands and styles. Some were too boxy, others too long. I was starting to feel like Goldilocks.
- Material Matters: I noticed McGregor’s polos often have a bit of a sheen to them, so I looked for materials with a slight texture or blend. Nothing too cotton-y or casual.
- Color Choice: I went with a classic navy blue. It seemed like a versatile color that I could wear with different pants.
The Fit Test
Finally, I found one that seemed promising. It was a slim-fit polo with a bit of stretch to it. Time for the real test – trying it on and seeing if I could channel my inner McGregor.
- Sizing Up (or Down): I usually wear a medium, but I tried on both a medium and a small to see which one gave me that tailored fit. The small was a bit snug, but it definitely looked more like what I was going for.
- Mirror, Mirror: I checked myself out in the mirror, striking a few poses (no fighting stances, though!). The shirt definitely looked good, but it’s all about the attitude, right?
Styling It Out
A polo shirt is just a shirt without the right accessories. I had to wear some other stuff to make my style perfect.
- Pants: I selected a pair of slim-fit, dark grey chinos for my dress pants.
- ShoesI chose a pair of shoes that were neither too dressy nor too casual.
The Verdict
So, can I pull off the Conor McGregor polo shirt look? I think I can! It’s all about finding the right fit, choosing a good color, and, most importantly, having the confidence to rock it. I might not be stepping into the octagon anytime soon, but I can definitely feel a bit more stylish in my new polo.
It’s not about being a McGregor copycat, it is about finding the style in a piece of clothing.
