Read (& heed) the wedding invite:
If you think the invitation is just a little piece of paper, think again. It is the first clue which puts you in command over what to wear for the occasion. The details should be scanned, and checked for specifics if they point towards a particular style, when attending a wedding. The most important point here is the adherence to the prescribed dress code.
The venue:
Keep it personal:
Upstaging the Groom:
That’s a strict no no. While you may look to win quick style points, don’t intend to hog the limelight by upstaging the groom. Now, that’s almost a gentleman’s agreement! Avoid full morning dress for somewhat informal weddings and of course reserve that neon pink suite for another bash, or may be more fittingly, a fancy-dress outing.
Choosing the right fabric:
Breathable materials including cotton, linen and a combo of both go well with weddings in hotter climes, while cotton-wool blend and merino wool styles are the best pick if the marriage is hosted in areas with relatively moderate temperatures.
Stylish Groom Attire For This Summer Wedding
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“I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you…” ― Elizabeth Barrett Browning
You’ll fall in love with this groom suit not for what it’s, but for what you can make out of it. This delightful regular-fit, single breasted jacket comes with two button closure, notch lapel, and flat front. Team it with a soft, comfortable and breathable pair of pants, and you’re almost ready for your big day.
Slim Fit Trousers For Summer
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I know it’s too warm for jeans or chinos. Why not pick a pair of lightweight stone trousers preferably made of linen and cotton blend material? Features I may prefer: a slim fit with pockets, a button fastening, and zip fly. Pair with everything from Oxford shirts to printed tees this summer.
1930s Style Brown Checkered Woven Men Pants
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Here is a 1930s inspired brown pants made of soft woven fabric, featuring a subtle brown checkered pattern throughout. It comes complete with side pockets and a single back pocket. Put on your everyday kicks, clip on the suspenders; there you go, give a little whistle!
https://www.bucco.us/product-category/casual-slacks/
Turbo-Charge Your Off-Duty Wardrobe For The Summer
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Brace yourself for the warmer months. Turbo-charge your off-duty wardrobe for the summer with this short-sleeved shirt. Go for a lightweight material like lilac linen and cotton blend. I’d prefer a regular fit with a smart button-down collar and a chest pocket. Pair it with chinos or shorts for cool summer style.
Worried About The Length Of The Sleeves?
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How to hide the excess length of your sleeves? Wear another layer. I know this works fine in cooler seasons, but did I say it can be done to nicety in spring and summer as well?
You can put on a jacket or sweater over your dress shirt or button down. This extra layer will hide the excess length of your sleeves. Now that’s a cool hack!
Formal Suit Tips For This Summer
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“Many people fail only because they give up a stone’s throw from success.”
Never throw away success by missing out on this formal suit this summer. Cut close to the body for a slim silhouette, with a nice fit through the shoulder, chest and waist. It features welt front pockets, a single button fastening, a single back vent and two inside pockets. Accessorize the look with matching suit trousers and waistcoat.
Charcoal Slim Fit Suit Jacket, Big Day Attire!
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“You look good wearing my future.” – Keith (From ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’)
On your big day, wear the future with a charcoal slim fit suit jacket (notch lapels, two button front, long sleeves) made from a breakthrough stretch fabric for greater freedom and movement, and that which retains its shape. Pair it with a matching pant and shirt for a stylish, crisp look.
Casual Outfit For the Weekend!
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I’m a fan of leaving the tie at home and wearing a more casual shirt—particularly on weekends. Though a white dress shirt is the “suit shirt,” by default, it doesn’t actually indicate you can’t do something out of the box with your look like the one I’ve posted above. You’ll definitely feel great in them!
https://www.bucco.us/product-category/casual-shirts/
The Bygone Era Of The 1970’s
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Here’s another gem of a fashion from the bygone era of the 1970’s: the spirited skinny rib turtleneck, uniquely belted for fashion action. Belt loops kept belt smartly in place. With hemmed long sleeve cuffs and bottom, stripe flared pants and low rise, the outfit lent a snug fit that followed the contours of the body.
What If There Was Only One Shirt In Your Wardrobe?
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What if there was only one shirt in your wardrobe?
Then it has to be a simple (standard placket, regular cutaway collar and single button standard width cuff) plain, full sleeve, 100 percent cotton, white shirt in your closet. It is the one for all occasions whether it’s a formal occasion, casual outing, party or whatever.
https://www.bucco.us/product-category/casual-shirts/
Tucked vs Untucked In A Button-Up Shirt
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Here’s the most vital difference between tucked and untucked in a button-up shirt. The zipper on your pants offers a simple rule that you can easily remember: The front of the shirt should terminate somewhere between the midpoint and lower end of your zipper.
The shirt tail should end between the bottom and middle of your pant pockets. Ensure it never fully covers your butt whatsoever. Now, if it does, it means the shirt is either too large, or it’s likely a dress shirt constructed to be tucked in.