#ThrowbackThursdays
In the 1960’s, golf trousers were seemingly solid colors in gay pastels and primary colors in spring and summer. Plain dark colors feature for the rest of the year. Prints were also not uncommon, particularly windowpane and small checks. Men also wore leather belts; shirts were always tucked into the pants.
#WearitWednesday
Talk of a practical layering piece, a shacket, somewhere between a shirt and a jacket should pop up right out of the closet. Made from materials that are bulkier than an Oxford button-down to stay cozy in the cold, it still retains the slim cut of the long-sleeved shirt. It’s basically two items of clothing but for the price of one. You can afford to buy twice as many, do I make sense?
#TeachingTuesdays
Here’s a quick check if your pants fit comfortably.
It is advisable to insert one finger on the waistband. If the pockets flair out, it is too tight; if the hips are sagging, it is too loose.
#MotivationalMondays
You’ll find that implementing small changes can have a significant impact on your life. Remember – little hinges swing on big doors. –S. J. Scott
Let’s alternate the color of the Monday suit a bit this week: regular grey with its brethren light grey. Coming as the preferred choice for fall dressing, the light grey suit is bit casual, and can break the shackles of the monotony of always wearing the regular shades. This will also allow you to infuse patterns including checks or herringbone into the suit as they are readily visible.
#WeddingsByBucco
“Romance is the icing, but love is the cake.” – Unknown
There’s everything cool about a stylish groom that makes our knees weak, and I’m sure after you take a look at this week’s groom style idea, it’s safe to say you need to take a seat. This burgundy suit will take your man’s wedding day suit from “blah” to “voila”!
#FreestyleFridays
There is a simple theory around which dressing smart casual is built upon: Darker colors tend to be viewed as more formal, which is why it’s a smart choice to go with black, gray, and navy as a base in your smart casual outfits. So, which color are you wearing today in terms of layering to dress smart casual?
#ThrowbackThursdays
The classic boater suit staged a dramatic comeback in the 1960s with vertical striped sports coat, skinny necktie, blue trousers, red or blue belt, white oxford shoes, and boater hat. A striped shirt could be worn instead of a sports coat.
#WearitWednesday
This Wednesday will feature a Country Club Casual outfit. Depending on how well you know the person who sent the invitation, men can wear an open-necked or polo shirt, paired with khakis. Accessorize with leather shoes and a belt.
Made-to-Leisure? Bespoke tailors in the US are now making inroads into Custom Casual Wear space
#TeachingTuesdays
Here’s an easy way to prevent overly long sleeves:
Simply wear a jacket or sweater on top of your dress shirt or button down. This extra layering will hide the excess length of your sleeves (It is autumn and layering works best).
#MotivationalMondays
OK Monday, let’s do this: I’m alive, I’m motivated, I’m determined, I’m ready to slay Monday.
This Monday’s bespoke suit features a rich chocolate brown hue and bold lapels taking the perennially stylish pinstripe suit from basic to boss.
#WeddingsByBucco
“A happy marriage is a long conversation which always seems too short.” – Andre Marois
What to wear for a casual wearing this fall or winter?
Are you gonna attend a casual wedding this fall or winter? My recommended wear is a knit sport coat (which looks seriously trim) teamed up with a turtleneck.
#FreestyleFridays
This Friday, if I need to pick one single outfit type, it would be a dark unwashed denim paired with
crisp white shirt, and accessorized with tan loafers. You can go assuredly anywhere, and still feel like never too dressed up or dressed down. And it’s so facile to fine-tune this look to fit your destination, whether you want to dress casual or semi-casual. How about you? What would be your one choice this Friday?
