#FreestyleFridays
Pick any dress shirt and match it with a contrasting blazer or overcoat that’s breathable and light in weight. Add a casual touch with the jean pants you wear with the dress shirt and the overcoat. Go with casual blue jeans and dress shirts instead of regular business shoes.
This makes it the perfect attire for informal gatherings or private parties with your peers. Drop your comments on this simple, casual men’s attire for a boring Friday!
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The blazer is heavily padded on the shoulders and has a thick and contrasting lining on the inner side. The blazer is in a dark coffee brown shade made out of wool and has a small checkered pattern on it in sandal or cream color. The lining is accordingly in the same sandal or cream color. The front pockets of the blazer are broad flap type, and the chest pocket is patch type.
The 1900s style is brought to this blazer by the wide lapel design and the pockets in the lining (the hidden, or so-called secret pockets).
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Believe us, this suit combination is absolutely stylish, and you need not buy it all new from stores at all. Yes! You can organize this suit by mixing and matching the apparel you most likely own in your wardrobe.
Choose a comfortable blazer in cotton or linen with front patch pockets. Never mind about the lapels; they are your choice. Pick out a light pink dress shirt and a stone-brown or tan-shaded pair of trousers. Wear a black belt and black shoes to style the suit.
#TeachingsTuesdays
The shirts have collars. But suits (certainly coats, jackets, or blazers) don’t have one. Instead, they have lapels. You can also assume that either the collar has reshaped itself into a lapel in a suit or that the collar has extended all the way from the neck to the chest region. Either way, you cannot separate the collar or the lapel piece of a garment from a suit. The only thing you can do is design the lapel as per your choices, not the collar style.
#MotivationalMondays
Gianni Versace, a world-renowned fashionista and founder of the luxury fashion brand ‘Versace,’ well said that one must not get into the trend or the trend to own himself. Instead, each must decide for themselves what and how to dress. Because strictly following a trend also means copying the trend.
So, what works for you, what will look good on you, what to express about you, etc., matters and earns its credit only if you personalize the fashion for yourself.
Unlike winter weddings, summer weddings are quite tricky for the groom. In the winter, they can add as many layers as possible and decorate the attire for the grand occasion. On the contrary, summer wedding attire is usually less layered. And decorating them is more challenging and confusing.
Take it easy. For the reason that expert designers and tailors like Bucco are well-versed in choosing the right fabrics for the right season and also ace the style of your wedding attire, these challenges are easy peasy for them. Here is a ‘summer wedding suit’ buying guide for confused grooms out there!
General tips for fabric and color selection in a summer wedding
A couple of tips to help you choose the right fabric and color for your wedding this summer in 2023:
Wait, are you thinking about the layers on your suit? We know how it feels jam-packed and stuffy when you put yourself in a three-piece double-breasted suit. Definitely, that’s not the right choice for a summer wedding! Here is a pro tip: If your wedding falls on a summer evening, you can choose to wear a three-piece suit or tuxedo. With fewer layers, like in two-piece suits, you can choose to wear them for daytime events or ceremonies.
Explore the summer wedding suit trends in 2023!
Formal wedding suit suggestions for this summer
A subtly stylish yet professional suit style— A suit in cloud or coin gray shades with a single breast and notch lapel. The perfect dress shirt is nothing but a white button-down shirt. You can match this with a white-based formal shoe. The trousers are slightly slim-fitted and not pleated. Now, you’ve got the perfect formal wedding attire!
Another elegant formal suit is a three-piece in a light tan and herringbone pattern. Wear this with a white shirt, a light brown tie, and black shoes.
Other formal combinations include a dark blue suit with a light blue shirt, a medium gray suit with a white shirt, and an ivory or cream suit with a white shirt.
How do you wear suits in the hot summer?
Casual summer wedding suit suggestions for men this year
A classic casual wedding suit is a non-padded cotton-blend suit in two pieces (a blazer and trousers). A light green blazer with an off-white shirt and trousers is a great choice for informal or casual summer weddings. Other choices include a slim-fit sky blue jacket and chino pants; a light tan blazer and trousers with a dark brown vest; and a peacock green jacket and trousers with a casual polo t-shirt in a light color.
Conclusion
Before blindly choosing your wedding suit, first check the timing, venue, and theme of the event or gathering. Second, forecast the hot weather that week. Third, you can go with fabric, color, and style selection. For custom-tailored and bespoke wedding suit ideas, click here!
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If your bride is planning to wear her trousseau in an ivory shade, the groom can’t source a better outfit for him than this suit!
Yes, the suit is a three-piece outfit, and you can tailor it to a two-piece. The fabric is 100% linen, which is very suitable for a summer wedding. The jacket is single-breasted with slightly wide peak lapels. The suit set looks great when tailored to a slim fit. If you’re fine with the waistcoat, then make it double-breasted to add more style. The trousers are non-pleated and have a zip-fly closure. To add a wedding touch, the lapels and pocket squares are lavishly decorated.
#FreestyleFridays
With summer severely striking us all, the only thing that every man needs is a comfortable and breathable suit. And on a Friday, it’s got to be casual too. Here is our cool selection!
Wear a sky-blue dress shirt and your go-to casual blue jeans. Jazz up this attire with a super casual and slightly padded cotton-linen mixed blazer in beige. Along with this, wear your sunglasses and brag about your style! Trust us, you’re gonna rock the casual gathering or the meeting!
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This is a corduroy-made, retro-style blazer with three buttons and a notch lapel. The front pockets are flap-type, and the chest pocket is besom-type. The shoulders are slightly padded and come in a regular fit.
You can wear this brown corduroy blazer to any retro party! It works well with faded blue loose-fit jeans and a white shirt or tee.
Hit a like if you’re impressed with this blazer style!
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Indeed, you need to present yourself in an extremely professional yet stylish manner for senior- or leadership-level celebration-based meetings. In that case, every aspect of your attire conveys a message.
Choose this style and customize it for yourself as per your needs. This stylish dark blue suit is a two-piece silk and cotton blend. The blazer will look more stylish and impressive when worn with a purple button-down shirt and matching trousers. Add more style by adding a purple pocket square to the dark blue blazer.
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Believe it or not, men’s jacket types are countless. Because—for every changing season and vogue, men desire different jacket styles. If you’re asking us what the major jacket types are that most men use in general, here is the list.
Puffer jackets—A perfect and strong insulator for winter and early spring
Casual denim jackets—Suited for any season with a pair of jeans
Shirt jackets—Shirt-resembling overcoats with a wide range of styles
Trench jackets—A military-style long-form coat
Raincoat jackets—A water-resistant overcoat with a hoodie (fur is optional)
#MotivationalMondays
How humbly and straightforwardly had Ralph said this? Whoa! Undoubtedly, these are nothing but words of wisdom told to encourage upcoming, aspiring fashion designers and ordinary men with a hidden fashion sense and style! If you’re one of them, quickly start your trials. Take help from couture designers and start unleashing the power of fashion from within!
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