#FreestyleFridays
Fit into this amazing corduroy pastel or pine green blazer! Add a simple white-based, striped button-down shirt with dark green cuffs and colors to this blazer. Also, add a pair of light tea-green trousers to blend with the green-shaded blazer. Make the trousers unpleated and chino-fit to keep the overall look casual and cozy. Wear your choice of loafers to finish the entire look. A brown sling bag goes well with this super cool fall outfit. Try it out!
#Throwbackthursdays
A business professional who’s looking for a vintage style can readily tailor this suit, without a doubt! The suit is a two-piece blazer and trousers made of linen or premium cotton fabric. The color can be a dark one, like iron gray or passport blue, to give a professional feel. The lapels can be notch in medium size. You can customize it with either two or three buttons.
The vintage flair comes when you wear a mildly patterned necktie and a two-shade hat!
#WearItWednesdays
For top management or business leaders, suits are essential for every meeting or conference they attend on a daily basis. In that case, when you’re bored of wearing plain gray or blue suits, you can opt for something different while still looking professional.
This is one such extremely stylish business suit, with gray and blue combined in the attire. The three-piece suit is gray with plaid fabric. The necktie, pocket square, and socks are apparently in indigo blue. Your cufflinks, buttons, and shoes can be black to contrast with the gray suit. Here you go!
#TeachingsTuesdays
Just so you know, there is an MVP for layering with cardigans. Yes, if you want your cardigan as your outer or middle layer, you can choose to wear a T-shirt or button-up along with it. On the other hand, you can style yourself casually with your cardigan by pairing it with a dress shirt. For styling workwear, you have to play around with your vests and blazers to match the button-up cardigans.
Now, can you wear a sweater along with a cardigan? Well, yes! But ensure that the inner layer is quite thin and breathable.
#MotivationalMondays
This popular American fashion designer has had fashion instincts since his school days. In fact, he sketched numerous Hollywood-inspired fashions in his notebook instead of subject notes. Since then, he has had a great passion for fashion. He began sewing in his fifteen’s. Notably, he was the first fashion designer to start an exclusive line for menswear.
When such a great designer says style is a matter of instinct, we wonder how you found your style. Share your style instinct stories with us!
Autumn is one season in which you experience multiple transitions. In September, you have to transform from summer to fall. In November, you have to transition from fall to winter. Besides, you cannot experience the same temperature and weather in a single day in the fall. The weather when you leave your home in the morning may not be the same when you enter and leave the office. The subway weather is totally different from what’s in your office or home.
Thus, you need to learn to easily juggle between your outfits during the day and every month in the autumn. Have no fear! We will not ask you to change your entire attire in between hours. A few small changes in your outfit are adequate to keep you comfortable throughout the day in the fall!
Easy Autumn Outfit Transition Ideas
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Add layers in stages
As autumn mediates the transition from summer to winter, layers become a quintessential change in this season. However, it is not required to add more solid layers immediately when autumn begins. Maybe adding a necktie, a pocket square, socks, etc. could be a great addition for early or middle fall. After the middle and in the late autumn days, you can start adding proper solid layers like jackets, overshirts or coats, cardigans, etc.
In other words, in September, you can transition from tees to shirts. In October, you can add a jacket. In November, you can add scarves, blazers, and gloves.
Choose warm colors
While you wore cool colors in spring and summer, you may have to go with warm colors for fall and winter. Because the feel of a color can do wonders for your mindset, and this carries the mood for the whole day. Hence, from day to night, choose warm colors for any apparel that you wear.
Warm colors are mostly dark shades like army green, dark brown, warm gray, mahogany, olives, deep gold or oranges, burgundies, and pink or orange corals.
Small tweaks in shoes
Though it is better to change from summer sandals to autumn sneakers and boots, you need not worry about purchasing all new shoes for every fall. Simple tweaks like adding socks could elevate your comfort levels amid the changing weather.
In the first stage of fall, you can wear summer shoes with socks. In the middle stage, you can transition to workwear boots. In the last stage, you can wear heavy dress shoes or knee-high boots.
Bags—the essential part
As autumn needs slight changes all day long, bags become a part of your outfit. Carrying a sleek bag that can hold your tie, socks, hats, jackets, umbrellas, etc. is a wonderful idea. Perhaps, in autumn, bags are a mandatory need the moment you step out of your house. Thus, it has become the most essential part of any outfit.
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Conclusion
Not all men think that tweaking some parts of the outfit from day to night is an easy job. In fact, for most men, this may seem challenging. So, talk to our experts to learn the tricks and easily transition into the fall this year!
#WeddingsbyBucco
An alluring wedding suit bespoke for the autumn this year! Look at this stunning three-piece purple suit. A perfect suit with the right color combination, subtle grandeur, and dominating attire!
Personalize a wool-made plain purple suit in three pieces: a blazer, trousers, and waistcoat. Couple this with a light pink shirt and a designer necktie made in satin silk. The necktie must have some patterns or designs on it all over, as we’ve limited the shirt and the suit to plain fabric without any design on them.
#FreestyleFridays
This is a casual overcoat that men can wear when just roaming around or attending a casual meeting. A tweed-made extra-long overcoat with its wide and short notch lapels A black turtleneck cardigan or tee goes well with this long overcoat in gray. You can pair this with slim-fit jeans and brown boots to cope with the autumn weather.
Overall, this is a super cool semi-casual outfit for working men. A brown sling bag could be a great choice to accessorize this outfit.
#Throwbackthursdays
Plaid blazers are truly an eternal fashion piece. They were and still are in vogue. So, why not use them to create a retro style?
Tailor a regular-fit plaid blazer in light brown, dark brown, and maroon. Make it single-breasted with black buttons and a white pocket square. Pair this blazer with light coffee brown plain trousers (unpleated). A white dress shirt could blend well with this dark blazer and trousers. A vintage-style hairstyle can add more to the retro touch of this outfit.
#WearItWednesdays
Check out this cool workwear, i.e., a business casual suit!
This fall, wear a windowpane suit either in a gray-blue or blue-maroon combination. Ensure both the overcoat and the trousers are tailored from the same windowpane fabric in two colors. Customize the breasts, lapels, and pockets as per your choices.
To impart a fall touch, you can play around with your pocket square, necktie, and socks in contrasting colors. Some contrasting shades to this dark-hued suit are yellow, cobalt, or arctic blue.
#TeachingsTuesdays
Yes, cardigans are a multipurpose accessory that fits many occasions. From casual gatherings to semi-formal meetings, men can wear them to any occasion with a proper match.
When a cardigan is chosen in a light color or any of the professional shades like blue, gray, and cream, you can pair it with your formal overcoats or shirts. Thus, they are a perfect choice to match any occasion, style, and environment. Does your wardrobe have a variety of cardigans?
#MotivationalMondays
How beautifully said! George Bernard Shaw included “Fashion and Epidemics” in his play “The Doctor’s Dilemma.” By saying so, he meant that fashion designers, creators, stylists, and fashionistas understand the demands of people and come up with new fashion or products. Well, these are mostly induced, and people start embracing the fashion in the form of an epidemic. In other words, fashion is a form of pathology that is an induced epidemic.
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