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#WeddingsbyBucco

Make your bride smile and feel shy when walking down the aisle on the big day with this formal wedding suit for winter. This is a charcoal gray three-piece suit with white pinstripes. The blazer looks chic, fit, and elegant. The waistcoat is double-breasted with a shawl collar and looks dapper when the blazer is unfastened. The solid ‘dodger’ blue dress shirt and the navy blue necktie well contrast the gray suit. 

Which style of formal shoes goes well with this wedding outfit? Drop in the comments!

#FreestyleFridays

A perfect winter casual double extra long jacket made of fleece-like insulating fabric! The jacket is full-sleeved, has besom front pockets, and notch lapels. Wearing a dark-colored jacket with light-colored layers underneath gives the best contrast and chic look. 

Here, the model wears a cinnamon brown jacket with a beige closed-neck tee and faded or washed denim jeans. Wearing a winter boot completes this casual look!

#ToplinerThursdays

Lenny preferred rock-style attire for the last People’s Choice Award’s red carpet. For this, he rightly chose the color and the fabric. The all-black color was way too impressive and the leather fabric was dazzling.

The notable sensational elements in the ensemble were the no-shirt look, broad shoulders, full-hand sleeves for one arm, oversized glasses, and a matching broad silver chain.

#WearItWednesdays

Here is a simple winter-friendly formal suit for working professionals and businessmen in a solid navy hue. The blazer is double-breasted and features peak lapels, three front pockets in flap-type, and medium canvas. Both the blazers and matching pair of trousers are in regular fit. The buttoned-down shirt underneath is striped in white and blue. The necktie and pocket squares are chosen violet or bluish purple to complement the suit shade. 

Rate this formal attire on a scale of 1–5 with 5 being the highest!

#TeachingsTuesdays

Extra-long coats are useful particularly in winter because they give coverage from the top to your knees or calf. In winter, as layering increases day by day, these extra-long coats can be considered one of the best suitable outer layers. Based on the required warmth, you can choose between single and double-breasted coats. However, having at least 2 or 3 of them is quintessential for every man.

#MotivationalMondays

True that there is nothing called ‘cheap’ clothes. Men can look chic and dapper even on a simple tee and a pair of jeans. Buying expensive clothes doesn’t create new styles. It’s all about the color, balance, styling rules, fabric, and design choices for the right time and the right occasion. And most importantly, every outfit is good when paired or matched right. 

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#WeddingsbyBucco

Embody your thoughts and feelings for your love by wearing a perfect rust-orange wedding suit—it symbolizes the positivity, happiness, enthusiasm, and depth of your love for the bride. Here, the groom has combined orange and red to add romance to the outfit.

This is a three-piece suit that looks chic and charming with perfect custom measurements. The dress shirt has candy stripes in red on a white base; however, the collar is stripe-less. Contrastingly, the necktie has a red base and white dots.  

#FreestyleFridays

For a casual day this cold season, you need not strive hard. Just make it simple with a solid extra-long winter jacket or coat (preferably, double-breasted) and pair with a pair of matching trousers. The layers underneath can be a shirt or a cardigan, depending on how your body feels the warmth. Here is a good color combination portrayed—the model wears a gray jacket with cream trousers and brown shoes.  

#ToplinerThursdays

What an incredible twist to the regular red carpet suit style! Absolutely, he looks dapper in his oversized hot red ensemble. The black patch works on the suit and the pants are perfectly contrasting the hot red. Of course, the black shoes are balanced. Especially the layers on his white shirt and the red blazers are distinguished and stylish.

Can you decode the patchwork on his blazer? 

#WearItWednesdays

The model wears a minimal solid navy suit made of 100% wool. The suit is purposefully styled in three pieces to help with winter insulation. The buttoned-down shirt is as usual in white. The necktie is kept in solid bottle green to contrast the white and blue hues of the attire. The waistcoat is perfect in length and fit and stands as a perfect layer for this season. A formal black shoe and a black belt complete this simple formal suit!

#MotivationalMondays

What do you think? Is this witty? Or a fact? Of course, no one can question you when you wear a black tie for the black tie event in the evening. However, some use this as a hack to do justice to the event by simply wearing a black tie when the rest of the outfit is unmatched or not up to the standards. Also, some would like to keep their outfits simple, so they prefer a simple black tie and a suit.   

#TeachingsTuesdays

While men prefer building up layers as early as in the late fall, winter requires much more care and attention. Winter is already in and it’s time to stop using the lightweight or less thick layers. Preferably, heavy fabrics must line up your closet for the next two months. Be it formal, casual, or occasional, prefer insulating fabrics for enough warmth. Especially—heavy, thick, and extra-long fabrics like wool, flannel, and tweed-like fabrics are the best.