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Here is a suit style for the better half—the groom—to make the wedding more romantic and traditional. It is a three-piece suit made of pure wool catering to the winter needs. The fabric is in Academy blue with window pane checks in brown. The blazer is customized with three front pockets in flap style. The waistcoat is also lapelled like the blazer. The fit looks chic and impressive. The necktie with scattered geometric patterns is brown to complement the suit.
#FreestyleFridays
When professionals need to go outdoors to attend semi-formal events or occasions, they may need to maintain a professional tone as well as the winter style. In that case, why not choose this outfit with a simple sweater, long winter jacket, and trousers?
You can easily get ready in this stylish yet smart formal outfit with a light-hued turtle-neck sweater and a dark-hued extra-long jacket in your closet. You can match your trousers with either of the shades—the sweater or the jacket.
#ToplinerThursdays
Who does not like an all-black suit? No one. And Sam Rockwell Wisel chose a solid black two-piece suit with double-breasted blazers. The contrasting lapels with a silk finish and the besom pockets were sleek, modish, and undoubtedly, uplifted the overall look and style of the outfit. The noticeable white sloping pocket squares were another unique personalized detailing.
Otherwise, we did not notice any accessories. Did you capture anything? Drop in the comments!
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The model wears a gray 100% wool suit with gray ‘Prince of Wales’ checks and purple lines. To match the less apparent purple lines on the gray suit, the necktie is chosen solid purple. The light pink dress shirt contrasts the necktie and the gray suit.
You can customize this suit A silky purple tie can be worn for special occasions and a cotton or linen purple tie can be worn for regular formal occasions.
#TeachingsTuesdays
Though initially found in Scotland in the 18th century to keep outdoor workers warmer and insulated, tweed is now a luxury fabric. It is similar to woolen fabric and made of animal fibers. The only difference between wool and tweed is that these tweed fabrics have tight weaves with specific patterns, like twill, herringbone, harris, and checks.
Most importantly, no particular weave type or weight exists to define a tweed fabric. Instead, there are varied weights and weave types.
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This is a slate black single-breasted blazer with two buttons. Pairing this with a similar-hued pair of trousers, a white shirt, a black butterfly or a diamond bow tie elevates the whole look from a simple formal one to a classic statement. The blazer features two besom front pockets, notch lapels, and a pocket square.
This blazer is special—so wear it for your special occasions that require formal attire.
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All that you need for the rest of your life is fine. How about all that you need for your wedding day? Let this winter wedding embody your groundedness for your love with a deep cafe brown and blue wedding suit. The three-piece suit is chosen double-breasted to match your outdoor weather. The fit is chic and no doubt it will perfectly flaunt your silhouette. Of course, you can tailor your pocket styles, lapels, and vest collars.
#FreestyleFridays
As a businessman, you should travel places and need semi- or smart-formal suit styles this snow season. Why not try this unique style?
A simple white shirt layer close to the body; a simple dark-hued cardigan as a middle later; and a matching or contrasting blazer for the topmost covering. These three layers give enough warmth besides the optional winter shawl. Your pair of matching trousers can either balance the blazer or the cardigan.
#ToplinerThursdays
Undoubtedly, his look at the ESPY red carpets was minimal and modish. Kudos to his white tee or vest instead of a traditional white dress shirt. The blue-striped blazer with double breasts and peak lapels was undoubtedly simple yet dapper. The matching blue trousers with a tapered fit well balanced the blue-striped blazer. According to us, the silver chain jewelry didn’t go well with this ensemble. What about you? Otherwise, the look was modish overall.
#WearItWednesdays
The model wears a three-piece single-breasted suit made of 100% wool. The wood brown does wonders for formality and elegance. Moreover, the gray plaid checks make it a classic formal suit with a modern and traditional tapestry touch. The light blue solid buttoned-down shirt contrasts the brown suit and the candy-red necktie. A pocket square in the same red completes this layered winter formal look.
Can you suggest the best shades of shoes for this ensemble?
#TeachingsTuesdays
Wool is a unique material made of animal fibers from sheep, or other furred animals. Fabrics made of these fibers help regulate the temperature and provide insulation from cold weather outdoors. Moreover, these fibers are breathable, durable, non-allergic, and most importantly, sustainable. Thus, men prefer pure woolen or wool-blend fabrics for suits in winter.
How many woolen suits are there in your closet? Drop in the comments!
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People call it formal jewelry. But we call it a timeless accessory. Yes, these black cufflinks and studs with a silver outer frame or lining are timeless suit accessories for men who prefer light or pastel shades of suits or blazers for their special occasions. It could be a formal or smart casual suit in white, beige, nude, or pistachio, these cufflinks are the best choice!
