#MotivationalMondays
No more trench coats are preferred only in winter. They have become iconic style statement pieces in the last few years. Ask any man about these coats; they will not deny the fact that they are such easy-to-wear apparel. Men wear them for many occasions to express sophistication, elegance, style, and a classic look.
Similarly, there are a lot of timeless style elements that are simple yet attention-grabbing in the men’s wear collection. Stay tuned to learn more about it!
#WeddingsbyBucco
While you can express your love through deeds after the wedding, the love language you can use during the wedding is your wedding suit! Yes, choose a mohair-wool blend three-piece suit in green to show your unconditional love. You can style the blazer with peak lapels and the waistcoat with a shawl collar to minimally tweak the overall look and style of the suit.
Add a note of positivity and sunshine by adding a plain yellow necktie with a simple checkered dress shirt. Drop in the comments about the love language you received from your bride!
#FreestyleFridays
Look at the model wearing a light-colored shirt with chalk stripes on it. He has coupled this shirt with a blazer that has close-tufted cord-like patterns on it. This is more like a corduroy blazer. Both the shirt and the blazer blend well in style owing to the vertical stripes. However, the right button wear is a light-colored pant without pleats. Wearing a casual watch and shoes completes this casual attire.
#ToplinerThursdays
Yes, he has sharp suiting styles from which we can learn new styles. For example, he wears a Gucci brown suit with a cream shirt and a dotted tie. Alternatively, he also wears a polka-dotted designer blazer and trousers with a white shirt and floral-patterned necktie. Truly, his choices are amazing!
Irrespective of the combinations of colors and patterns, he always maintains his buttoning style—you can see his first button on the blazer fastened in every single look.
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#WearItWednesdays
Look at this tan brown or tortilla-hued three-piece business suit! It is elegant in terms of color, style, and comfort for the wearer. Without a doubt, it is a tailored suit with slight padding, notch lapels, and neatly finished besom pockets. The waistcoat is specially tailored with double breasts and a shawl collar to cater to the special occasion. The buttons, cufflinks, and necktie are purposefully chosen in dark or chocolate brown to match the subtle suit color. A white shirt is unavoidable for these contrasting combinations. Of course, a brown formal leather shoe is the perfect accessory for this outfit!
#TeachingsTuesdays
Most often, men interchangeably use ‘cravat’ for ‘an ascot tie’. That is why we’re here to define each of them!
A cravat is an umbrella term for neckwear like bowties, neckerchiefs, or neckties, including ascot ties. It has its origins in France, where Croatian mercenaries used them in the seventeenth century.
On the other hand, an ascot is a special type of necktie. Though rarely found in the United States these days, men in England still prefer these ties to accessorize their morning formal dress.
#MotivationalMondays
Bruce is a renowned figure when it comes to menswear journalism. Most of his quotes resonate well with fashionistas. Particularly, this quote revolves around people’s misconceptions or assumptions that clothes don’t matter.
When appearances matter in the first impression of a person, how come they cannot be taken seriously? Of course, clothes do talk to us and give us a perception of the person. So, next time you buy or wear clothing, pay attention and make wise decisions. Stay in touch with us for more inspiration!
A tie is one of the integral accessories of a suit
A tie is one of the integral accessories of a suit and it requires special attention when it comes to pairing. Of course, there are a variety of options in colors, patterns, fabrics, styles, etc. But you cannot wear them just by picking one from your wardrobe. Basically, you must learn what tie etiquette is and how to choose the right tie for your suit.
Also, the notion of this blog is to educate those who’ve forgotten about a tie as working from home has become the new normal. However, things are changing, and people are returning to the office after the pandemic. Hence, it is high time to learn something about choosing the perfect tie for your suit.
Choosing the color of the tie
The color of your tie must always contrast with the color of your shirt. Only then can people notice the differences between your suit and shirt. In other words, if your suit is light-colored, wear a light-colored tie with a dark dress shirt in the background and vice versa. If you find it difficult to complement a tie, at least try matching the color tone of your suit.
Choosing the tie pattern
Neckties are umpteen in different patterns—stripes, checks, spots, paisley, tartans, etc. It is worth wearing a heavily patterned tie when you wear a simple, plain, solid suit. One important rule with patterns is the “rule of two.” It means you can wear a patterned shirt and patterned tie or a patterned suit and patterned tie. But do not wear all three with patterns.
Choosing the right tie size
Though choosing the size becomes a secondary option when compared to the tie color and pattern, they play an important role in balancing the style and proportion of your suit. The rule is pretty simple. If you’re wearing a slim fit or trimmed suit, choose a slimmer tie and not a wide one. Alternatively, if you’re wearing a double-breasted or wide-lapelled suit, a wider tie will look great.
Choosing the fabric of your tie
As mentioned earlier, if you give up on complementing the tie color, your savior is the texture of the fabric. Yes, it can make your outfit look appealing when chosen correctly. For example, a silk tie is preferable when you wear a posh wedding suit. On the other hand, an ordinary cotton tie is preferable when you wear a linen or cotton-blend casual suit.
The ideal length for a necktie!
In general, taller and stronger men prefer wearing longer ties and vice versa. But the ideal length of a necktie is when it touches your belt. The reason is much more logical—a necktie must hide all the buttons on the dress or button-down shirt.
Choosing the tie knot
The type and size of the knot depend on the occasion and style of the suit you’re wearing. For formal occasions, wear a formal or neutral tie. For informal events, wear a showy tie with a noticeable knot type. However, most men prefer the regular “American Knot” almost for all occasions as it looks neat, simple, and neutral.
ConclusionSo far, in this blog post, we have learned how to choose the right necktie for your suit. Stay tuned to learn more about tying a tie, bow ties, etc. Check out the latest trends in men’s suit fashion here!
#WeddingsbyBucco
Indeed, love means prioritizing your partner’s happiness over yours. Embrace that unconditional love for your bride by wearing a traditional blue suit that represents the loyalty in your relationship. It is a textured cobalt blue suit with a dark navy blue shawl lapel. The white dress shirt complements the light textures on the blazer and symbolizes your purity and innocence. Wearing a shining silver bowtie highlights the overall wedding attire.
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#FreestyleFridays
Lighter shades of suits are an ideal pair for sunny spring days. Yes, check out this rice or pearl white casual blazer and pants. They are elegant and look much more casual when dressed up. Tailoring the blazer with light padding gives comfort and style to this spring informal suit. Of course, a white shirt is the right choice for the dress shirt.
Wearing a black belt, black sunglasses, and black shoes would do wonders for the overall look of this attire!
#ToplinerThursdays
Look at Ethan Hawke’s unique suit style at Willie Nelson’s 90th birthday celebration. The suit set is personalized in a highly glossy salmon-orange satin fabric. It is a two-piece suit with a single-breasted blazer and trousers. He wears a plain neon orange button-down shirt to enhance the look of the satin blazer. He chose his accessories wisely—a slim white belt that’s minimally visible and perfect black shoes that contrast the salmon orange suit set.
Now, tell us if you like this or not! Drop in your comments!
#WearItWednesdays
Spring is one of the two seasons where the mohair shearing process occurs. So, let’s pick a mohair and wool blend fabric to dress up this spring in a stunning business suit. The model wears a blue three-piece double-breasted suit. The buttons and cuff links are in brown to match the brown necktie and belt. The perfect match for this blue business suit is an off-white shirt. You can customize the lapels as you wish. But medium-wide peak lapels would look great!
