#TeachingsTuesdays
From the recent runways and fashion forecast reports, the 2024 fall menswear outfit particularly emphasizes natural warm colors, like chocolate brown, burgundy, burnt orange, deep brown, deep green, and forest green.
So, just in case, if you have these colors in your wardrobe, be it sweaters, overcoats, or dress shirts, do include them in your attire for the next couple of months. Stay warm and in style with these fall colors!
#MotivationalMondays
Though clothes let others perceive the mood, attitude, and nature of the man wearing them, they cannot take over the control of the man himself. In other words, a man must wear clothing that aligns with his style and authenticity and enhances his presentability. But not overdo or overshadow him as in who and what he is.
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#WeddingsbyBucco
Hello Grooms, why not shine like a star at your wedding? Choose the perfect shades of fall for your wedding event this month! Check out this three-piece tartan suit in burgundy base with blue checks. The dress shirt is chosen in solid blue to match the tartans and a plain burgundy silk necktie is chosen to match the burgundy suit. What an impressive wedding look with the right pair of accessories!
#FreestyleFridays
The suit is in gray tartans without a canvas for structuring—just to make it look casual yet smart. The pockets are flap-type and the lapels are notch-type. You can customize the button-down with light hues, like pale cream or pink. This perfectly contrasts the gray suit. Only add a belt, watch, and pair of shoes to complete this summer-fall casual suit transition look. After all, it is a mix-and-match suit style with apparel from your wardrobe—nothing new.
#ToplinerThursdays
Undoubtedly, Glen Powell’s suit at the event epitomizes the minimalistic suit style—only a double-breasted suit and trousers in stone grey. The blazer buttons are metallic and shiny. No dress shirt, belt, necktie, or pocket square on the blazer. Only regular white vests. The dark charcoal or iron grey watch and a pair of grey loafers flawlessly complement the suit.
Rate his suit style on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest!
#WearItWednesdays
Yes, the summer is all gone. So, let’s bid farewell to cotton and linen suits, as well as welcome heavy suit fabrics like flannel. The model wears a fall formal suit made of gray flannel fabric with red checks on it. The lapels are peak and the front pockets are patched. A waistcoat is added to emphasize layering. The ‘gun club’ dress shirt has red tints to match the suit set.
#TeachingsTuesdays
The time is now to make a shift in your wardrobe from summer suits to fall suits. The major change comes with the fabric type, fabric color, and layering. Leave behind lightweight fabrics, like cotton or linen, and choose heavy insulating fabrics, like wool, flannel, corduroy, etc. With colors, go from light to dark, bold, and vibrant hues. And start adding layers to your attire. All these will help in a smooth transition this fall!
#MotivationalMondays
Perhaps fashionistas around the city may have interpreted this saying in different ways/meanings. But the author, the great American fashion designer, was pretty clear about what he said. He means that every individual has to make an effort to dress up well. And it does not mean always wearing suits and meeting people is considered a good manner. Good manners means dressing your best for the occasion and for the people you respect.
#WeddingsbyBucco
Welcome your bride with a perfectly balanced and neutral wedding suit color—gray! In love and relationships, gray means balance, calmness, and comfort. So dress up in a gray suit checkered in beige and light blue. Make it a three-piece suit with a structured blazer, waistcoat, and pair of trousers. Personalize the lapel and pocket details as you wish and complete the attire in style with the right neckties, shoes, and other accessories.
#FreestyleFridays
The model wears a sun-red casual, non-padded, single-breasted blazer with notch lapels and regular flap pockets. The blazer looks unique, impressive, and apt for the summer.
He wears a casual pair of trousers in milky white to contrast the red blazer. Also, the matching white dress shirt blends well with the blazer and the trousers. Of course, neckties and pocket squares are not needed for this casual style.
#ToplinerThursdays
Undoubtedly, the dark teal hue has won all of our hearts! Kudos to his new approach to dressing up for the red carpet. We hope you didn’t miss noticing the cropped jacket with decorated lapels, zipped pocket squares, and belted cuffs. The trousers are pleated and just right above the shoes. The solid cream necktie works well for this green trench coat-like overcoat.
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#WearItWednesdays
This is a pure navy blue formal suit with a blazer featuring two breasts, three front pockets, peak lapels, and pocket squares. The pinstripes on the fabric are mildly noticeable and give an elegant look. The trousers are tailored in the same fabric with a trimmed fit. The cotton buttoned-down shirt underneath is also striped with a white base and blue stripes. The regimental-style neckties are perfect for this formal suit.
