#ThrowbackThursdays
This Men’s V-Neck Casual Button Up Cardigan Sweater is a classic wear which brings back memories to life. This button down sweater features two pockets. Further there is ribbing at hem and on sleeve cuffs. Pair the sweater with a shirt, or layer it with an overcoat for working, and match it with jeans at home and for casual events.
CHANGE OF FORMAL TO SEMI-CASUAL WORK WEAR – WHAT HAS CHANGED?
#WearItWednesday
Just when you thought everything was over, you come back to life with the Oxford shirt, one of the few structured shirts, which flaunt a clean-cut appearance when tucked in, and an easy-casual when not tucked. It’s a super hybrid, and classic whites and blues have been regular wardrobe staples. Thick fabric offers the Oxford shirt a relaxed edge against the finer dress shirts, whilst the collared design boasts a smart look. All of this works in tandem making it one of the most talked-about smart casual pieces in town.
#TeachingTuesdays
A simple hack to wear an undershirt tucked with a proper fit
Here’s a simple hack to wear an undershirt tucked with a proper fit. If you put on an undershirt, tuck your undershirt into your underwear first, and keep your shirt tucked on the outside of your underwear for a stronger, neater tuck. Also avoid this possible undergarment mishap.
#MotivationalMondays
“What does remembering ourselves mean? It essentially means coming back to life- remembering. “- Gerald Epstein
Are you coming back to life? This week’s post will focus on your remembering yourselves. Yes, through the right outfit for every occasion every day. Let’s start with the suit vest that is quite unique. For one, vests are nearly always full back, compared to the regular tuxedo vest that comes with an open back design. There are two main style options of vests: being buttons and pockets. They can feature as few as three buttons to as many as nine, although the default style for a men’s suit vest is either five or six. And also pockets feature a rounded style or come as welt pockets, which only display a fold of fabric at the opening.
Top tailors are disrupting the made-to-measure market in more creative ways!
#WeddingsByBucco
“The great marriages are partnerships. It can’t be a great marriage without being a partnership.” – Helen Mirren
Looking to load your look with substantial color? Then this is your suit. The light grey fabric offers a blank canvas, and there is no cap whatsoever on color family. In the spring, pastels are a superbly good match for light grey (alternate red with pink, and light blue with royal) for a great look.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR FOR MY WEDDING – A TUXEDO OR SUIT? CAN YOU GUIDE ME?
#FreestyleFridays
Don’t think too hard on what to wear on the first day of your office. Remember we’re discussing the foundations of a solid career through the right outfit. A beige blazer and navy chinos will never let you down when you need that extra dose of poise to defeat pessimism. To add some oomph to this ensemble, accessorize your outfit with brown leather loafers.
#ThrowbackThursdays
For vintage office wear (though not guaranteed for a high-flying career) that are somewhat formal (though not overly so!), you could pick a pair of wide-leg and high-waisted pants. Ensure the pants aren’t too baggy, or they’ll spoil your whole vintage office look. If wide-cut is repelling, classic-fit or slim-fit pants from the 1950s and 1960s should do the trick!
#WearItWednesday
Let me tell you how to build a solid career as semi-casual as you can get. Here’s the formula:
> A navy or gray blazer; since contrasts look attractive. Put on a navy blazer with light or medium gray trousers and a gray blazer with navy trousers (no black, as it can mar an otherwise appealing look).
> A light-colored button down shirt with a collar, without tie.
> Accessorize with a black belt, matching black shoes paired with black or navy socks.
CHANGE OF FORMAL TO SEMI-CASUAL WORK WEAR – WHAT HAS CHANGED?
#TeachingTuesdays
If you’re just looking to craft your career, don’t go for any other shirt than a solid white or light blue color. Certain subtle patterns are okay for the office, though it might be off-putting for the interview itself. That said you can wear a range of weaves including a fine twill or herringbone. Likewise, opt for a classic spread collar, and ensure that it isn’t button-down. Besides, barrel cuffs can smarten your looks for the interview.
#MotivationalMondays
“It’s not what you achieve, it’s what you overcome. That’s what defines your career.” —Carlton Fisk
Career? You got it right? This week’s posts will be on how to build your dream career through the right outfit. For the best results (irrespective of how you perform in the interview!), choose your suit color as either navy blue or gray. A black suit is also suitable, but definitely not the most preferred color because it can read as tad severe in an interview panel.
Go for an on-trend suit jacket that comes with two buttons—not three—therefore, ensure yours only has two buttons. While you’re standing and walking about, keep the top button buttoned and the bottom button unbuttoned. When you sit down before the interview panel, unbutton both buttons.
#WeddingsByBucco
“Marriage is the union of two ‘I’s to form a ‘V’. Both ‘I’s have to tilt equally to make a good ‘V’. ‘I’s standing tall can never make a ‘V’.”—Ashok Kallarakkal
On your big day, give a bit of oomph to your look, while staying flexible at the same time, with this slim fit tuxedo jacket that features a one-button notch lapel design and sophisticated details including satin lapels, four-button satin detail at sleeves and satin-trim welt pockets.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR FOR MY WEDDING – A TUXEDO OR SUIT? CAN YOU GUIDE ME?
#FreestyleFridays
Hugely flexible as it may seem, this pair of jeans is classic and well-fitting sans rips or tears. The simple sweater is casual and comfy, but still looks appropriate, and is ideal for a casual work setting. In a casual workspace, collarless options are great, whereas for business outfit they are a bit too informal where the default option is business casual.
CHANGE OF FORMAL TO SEMI-CASUAL WORK WEAR – WHAT HAS CHANGED?
