#ThrowbackThursdays
The roll neck sweater, also called a skivvy or turtleneck, is one of the most retro fashion pieces. But it is making a strong comeback, and can do wonders when worn correctly, considering that not many men would actually want to try it out. Dress it up under a suit jacket or overcoat this winter, or create a strong style statement rocking it under a check shirt. Be creative; bring the textures on!
Author: Carmen Bucco
Here’s a creative twist to the straight up suit pants
#WearitWednesday
Let’s continue with our creative fashion trail this week. Here’s a creative twist to the straight up suit pants: go for a pair of clean, tight-fitting trousers, though it shouldn’t be super-tight such that you’re left grasping for room—slim is the keyword here. On those lines, a pair of crisp, mid-weight cotton chinos having flat fronts and a neutral aesthetic will never send the wrong signal. Now even if that’s denim, it’s fine as long as it is high in quality as a pair of sophisticated dress slacks.
A Quick Hack To Try Out shirts and Trousers
#TeachingTuesdays
Here is a creatively quick hack for trying out a new shirt or trouser: Always sit when you try a new shirt (after buttoning it up, of course) or a trouser. Remember that there are many trial rooms that don’t have seating facility. Therefore, look for a seat in the trial room before you make up your buying decision.
Monday Professional Look With Cardigan
#MotivationalMondays
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” – Maya Angelou
Yes, we are being creative here, and so do we throughout this week. This Monday, go for a knitted maroon cardigan and polo for an extremely professional look. Give the whole ensemble a tonal look by complimenting your top with beige chinos. Next, accessorize with a pair of dark brown loafers that is often left unused until the weekend.
Two Button Wedding Suit
#WeddingsByBucco
“We come to love not by finding a perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.” – Sam Keen
Here is a classic and sophisticated two button style wedding dress suit. Featuring jacket & pants, this fully lined jacket is highly durable with all-wool fabrication that is perfect as a year-round wear. Unhemmed for a custom fit, the suit is made of high quality Merino wool fabric. This ultra smooth stretch fabric is also wrinkle resistant.
Get The Macho Friday Outlook
#FreestyleFridays
Here’s a somewhat more classic look; you can pick an Oxford shirt under a thick cable-knit sweater with Chinos or black jeans. This type of outfit, not so dressy though, will however make you feel like a tool, and equally stylish enough to make eyeballs pop out of heads. In any case, this is your opportunity to get off on in style with a look that infuses confidence and brings your macho out.
Check Out Charlie Chaplin’s Outfit
#ThrowbackThursdays
Do you know that America’s legendary movie star Charlie Chaplin wore an overstated version of the everyday suits of the time, namely a skin-tight sport coat and ballooning pants in almost all of his movies between 1914 and 1967?
Pleated Pants or Flat Pants For Your Semi Formals
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Both pleated and flat front pants can be worn on semi-formal events. But still it is important to understand the differences between pleated and flat front pants.
Pleats are creases on the front of the pants, with two of them on either side. Usually the material is folded and sewed before attaching it to waistband. In flat front pants material remains flat. Pleated pants are worn on the waist, just above your hip bone, which means that pleated pants have a bit of elevation. Flat front pants are worn a tad lower, on your hips, giving a slim looking and better fitting look.
Always Buy A Extra Pair Of Trousers
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Twin your Trousers
You may not have to clean you suit jacket frequently, but trousers will still need to remain fresh. It pays to buy a second pair of identical trousers when buying a suit every time. Make sure you alternate between the two. This means you’ve got a clean pair of trousers to put on anytime, whilst also extending the suit’s life as its fabric will tend to fade evenly with your jacket with use.
Mix And Match Your Monday Suit
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Let’s start the first Monday with a powerful quote, “Do one thing every day that scares you.” –Anonymous
There is a great way to start the Monday this year, and that is to mix and match your suit with conservatively neutral colors including brown, tan, black, white, navy and so on. Avoid loud and dashy colors. Similarly, ditch loud prints and pattern. Instead go for solid hues and subtle stripes. If you’re fan of colors, you are free to add just a dash of color such as a single element or item of your outfit—pocket square or socks or ties.
THREE MEN’S OUTFIT STYLE FOR THE START OF A NEW YEAR
The new year is on, and even as we are approaching the end of January of this year already, let’s play out the cards in the form of three outfit styles. Forget the new year eve celebration, there is more to what these three unique style can do in terms of real style and substance. In terms of dress code—casual or formal, what have you planned to wear? No worries; this blog will have you literally covered with a few recommendations on how to welcome the fresh year and impress onlookers with a greater sense of panache and elegance.
Let the new year open up with different patterns, and an overcheck fabric comes as a default choice. You can mix and match your dress shirt and trouser’s opaque hues. If you feel a red suit is more overstated, why not try pairing a two-button burgundy suit instead with a shirt in saturated tones and accessories that are contrasting. Undoubtedly, the stylish and chicest way to welcome the new year!
If you think pyjamas represent only informal boundaries, think again. Here is a casual outfit for you to enjoy when spending time at the pool or evening fire lounge area with your best pals and a bottle of Brule wine: a soft flannel shirt teamed up with a casual blazer or cozy pull jacket, the most preferred item for the more relaxed and laid back folk. And if you don’t want to come out of your comfort zone, you can go for a soft and classic cable-knit sweater. You can pick between a pair of chinos, jeans or soft velvet trousers to wear underneath.
The period that marks the passage of time from 2020 to 2021 can also be an occasion for embracing style and elegance, and the most formal event of the year to celebrate masculinity with a lot of grace and elegance. If you’re looking to wear a black-tie dress code, you can either stick to the conventions and wear a black tuxedo, an ageless classic, or go bolder with a blue tux. Whatever be the case, always wear a white shirt, and pair with cufflink and a bow tie, in addition to a satin sash. If, instead, the dress code demands a less formal arrangement, the most recommended option is to put on a white shirt, blue suit and accessorise with a satin tie. For a more audacious attempt, go for a satin bow tie, following the variegated celebrations of the occasion.
Weddings in Red
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“My lips desire to kiss you, My eyes desire to see you, my hands desire to touch you, every part of me desires you, perhaps because I was created just for you! Happy new year my sweetheart.”
Wedding demand an imposing look, but let me tell you that you don’t have to go full out. In a somewhat perfect world, we would all have closets teeming with stunning, high-end suits and tuxedos for almost every marriage occasion. I would recommend this gorgeous Ruby Velvet Jacket Tuxedo. You can simply feel the rich jewel tones of this extremely lightweight velvet shawl jacket. It’s undoubtedly ruby color, and its texture ensures you’ll stand out in the crowd.