After all, nobody likes the person who stands by the wall afraid to bust a move for fear of a few spillages. Let yourself go once in a while and you won’t regret it.

2. Dress Down But Better

Or what I like to call, ‘casual confidence over stuffy style’. I used to go out each night with the aim of being the best dressed guy in the room, and things soon got out of hand. Wearing a suit to a bar with a shirt and tie, or layering a cashmere jumper under a blazer, just became too much.

Firstly, these items were tailored to skim my body, which made it difficult to move around as freely as I would’ve liked or raise my hands in the air (top tip for getting your drinks away from the bar spill-free).

Secondly, as soon as I got inside the club/bar I wanted to take off all these layers due to them quickly becoming hot and stifling. In the end, it seemed like overkill. And, in truth, it was. So I traded these refined pieces in for slightly more casual items such as indigo jeans, neutral t-shirts, chinos, cardigans, casual jackets, leather chukka boots and penny loafers.

But what I did focus on was making sure that everything fit me perfectly – slim, but not restrictive or uncomfortable – and that each piece complemented each other. The result? I felt more comfortable, which led to me having more fun and being more confident in my surroundings. Never a bad thing.

3. Embrace Monochrome

This is the perhaps the easiest tip I can give you. Learn to love black, grey and blue, especially darker tones of navy.

Not only are they great at concealing any accidents that may happen but they’re also extremely classic and versatile colours. Black and grey are particularly good because they are quintessential evening wear shades that look even better under artificial lighting:

4. Refocus On Your Basics

Simplicity is often the most elegant form of sophistication.