Saturday, 17 December 2011
Formal Wear – a Man's Guide to Dressing with Style
When dressing formally all you need to follow some basic easy rules and you will instantly have a stylish classic.
The right look with formal wear for a man is easy, if you follow the tips below:
The suit
The suit is very important and is the building block of your formal look.
1. Style
You can't go wrong with a single-breasted suit. Solid colors should be used such as black, grey or dark blue
A single-breasted suit will make you look slimmer and leaner a double breasted one will make you look fatter - So this is the safe best option.
A stylish suit can present a multitude of images, all of them good!
A suit can have various looks it can make you look in control, dynamic, mature, conservative, or even sexy! Women love the look and you will do when you doing it correctly
2. Fabrics / Patterns
Wool is a good option to buy. With care It will always look good, wears well and their variety to choose from. Worsted wools by nature are lightweight and ideal for the warmer months.
Gabardine wools are heavier and will keep you warm in the winter. Wool Crepes are lightweight with softer finishes. Flannel wools are heaviest.
With regard to patterns for formal suits these are limited to solids, stripes (pinstripe, chalk stripe, beaded-stripe, multistripe) plaids, and checks (hounds-tooth, windowpane and herringbone).
The Shirt
Men with lean faces should choose collars that are wide, to help broaden their faces; on the other hand, men with wider faces should wear collars that are narrow to help to give the image of a longer face.
Ties
Today, formal wear does not necessarily mean having to wear a tie. You will see people such as Bill Gates and Richard Branson not wear ties and it's perfectly acceptable.
However, wearing a tie can add a real focal point to your look and if you choose correctly a collar and tie looks great
If you want to make a strong statement wear a patterned tie with a patterned shirt, make sure that the colors are the same and that the patterns go in the same direction.
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