Every man should own at least one classic, versatile suit that can be worn in a variety of different situations.
The most common and versatile style of dress shoe is the Oxford.
A dress shirt is not your only shirt option when wearing a suit. Refined turtleneck sweaters also look polished with a suit. It’s a classic that is being embraced by young people. It’s now viewed as contemporary.
When attending a friend’s wedding, it’s always best to dress on the more formal side. Depending on the time of day and the location of the wedding, this could mean wearing a suit or a nice blazer and dress pants.
Err on the side of dressing more formally. Although the standard of dress for job interviews varies by industry, typically dressing “more formally” means wearing a suit, or dress pants and a freshly pressed dress shirt.
Dark hunter green is a neutral color that can be worn like black or charcoal.
Some people prefer a longer overcoat that goes down to their knees, while others prefer a shorter overcoat (known as a car coat or a 3/4 length coat) that ends just below the hips.
A camel tan coat is a versatile piece of outerwear that can be dressed up or down, depending on the occasion.
A pair of Murano glass cuff links is a small but potent statement that a gentleman appreciates fine art in the Venetian tradition. Even without appreciating their place in glassmaking history, just the look of Murano glass cufflinks elevates an outfit from average to exceptional.
Men's style expert Dennis Berry discusses how to coordinate your tie with your outfit. Spoiler: Break the rules!
Fit is everything. You can spend thousands of dollars on a suit, but if the fit is not right it’s not worth it. An affordable suit that has been altered for your body will look better than an expensive suit that doesn’t fit right, so protect your investment – or turn an inexpensive suit into one that looks like a million bucks.