When it comes to accessorizing a suit, staying within the realm of classic style leaves few options yet these subtle notes are very important to creating your look. As always these are general guidelines but never be afraid to let your personality show, as the best outfit will always reflect your individuality. Here we will simply cover some basics and the right way to use them!
Read MoreA tailored suit gives a crisp, finished appearance, but has a relaxed fit that introduces both confidence and comfort to your look. It makes you look taller, leaner, and fitter, and shows attention to both detail and style. Your custom suit unarguably tells the world that you are a force to be reckoned with. It says that when you approach a task, you know exactly which little details to combine to create an impressive finish.
Read MoreWhen buying a custom suit it can sometimes get a little confusing to keep up with the terminology used throughout the meeting. Below are popular terms used to describe the various aspects that make up a suit!
Read MoreAttention to detail is by far the most important aspect of any product, including a custom made suit. Detail is not as much the features of the suit but rather the handwork and time involved in producing the custom fit. Even a small aspect such as the buttonholes can be revealing in the quality level of a well-made suit.
Read MoreOne of the biggest challenges of wearing a suit is figuring out how to give your outfit a character that reflects your personality and style. A necktie with a personal touch in its knot is one of the best ways to add that extra oomph.
Read MoreThe general rule of thumb when buttoning your jacket is that a suit should always remain buttoned (except for the bottom button in a two or more button jacket) when standing. When you sit you unbutton the jacket, as it is usually necessary and then promptly re-button the jacket whenever you stand again.
Read MoreTweed is a classic fabric and a personal favorite of many. A lot of people know of the iconic fabric, but only few know if its origin. With its durability, moisture-resistance, light-weight and warmth, tweed fabric was the perfect material for withstanding harsh climates while looking sharp. The fabric was originated when Scottish weavers set out to create a denser option, perfect for outerwear.
Read MoreThe dress shirt is perhaps the most common staple of any wardrobe, not only used in the formal and business settings, but has also gained strong traction in casual and “night-out” atmospheres. When navigating the fashion world from the crazy designs to the basics whites, there are a few principles to keep in mind when building your wardrobe.
Read MoreThe five elements to consider when putting together your look for the day are the suit jacket, the shirt, the tie, the socks (or hose) and the handkerchief. Tonal harmony would be simply using different shades of a single color to tie the pieces of the outfit together. Now if you are looking to stand out and avoid blending into the crowd, a tonal contrast look would be much more appropriate.
Read MoreIn the height and heat of summer, it’s hard to stay cool. Sunset weddings may be romantic, but those pit stains sure aren’t. Check out these tips to look your best while beating the heat.
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