Such an integral element of a man's wardrobe as business suit, in the modern understanding of this phenomenon, appeared in the 19th century in England. At that time, only wealthy gentlemen could afford this luxury, but in our time, almost every man at least once in his life, even if only for prom, wore a business suit.

Despite the limited variety of its components: jacket, trousers and vest, every year various fashion houses produce more and more new models, but the basic rules for wearing a suit remain unchanged. Of course, you won’t be content with just a jacket, trousers and vest - all this should be worn with a matching shirt and accessories such as a tie, bow tie, belt, cufflinks, neckerchief and, of course, shoes, and in addition a bag.

Today we will tell you about the correct combination of all these elements.

Remember that we will be talking about a classic suit, since in the fast-paced flow of modern fashion and the “one-season suit” applicable to a casual suit (for every day), many of the tips below will be invalid.

An example is that tucking up your trousers when wearing a classic suit is completely unacceptable, while in a casual suit it is now a stylish move. Moreover, there are even several types of correct tucking of trousers.

Firstly, make sure your suit fits you. Remember that it should not wrinkle either on the back, or on the sleeves, or at the place where the button is fastened, and the length of the sleeve should reach the bone on the wrist. The shirt, in turn, should protrude 1-2 cm from under the jacket sleeve when the arm is lowered. There should be no dents on the top of the jacket sleeve - this will indicate that the jacket does not fit your shoulders.

The jacket's vents should also not protrude. The collar should fit snugly to the shirt.

And the bottom edge of properly hemmed trousers should lie on the shoes, forming just one crease.

Secondly, remember to fasten buttons correctly. According to the models, suits are divided into single-breasted, double-breasted and three-piece suits, and this determines how the buttons should be fastened.

In a single-breasted suit - everything is simple! One button is always buttoned, two buttons - the bottom one is never buttoned, three buttons - the bottom one is never buttoned, the top button is buttoned in a formal setting, and undone in a casual setting. When you are sitting, it is better to unbutton a single-breasted jacket.

In double-breasted - everything is even simpler. All buttons are fastened. By the latest trends In fashion, there has been a tendency not to fasten the bottom right button.

In a three-piece suit, the jacket can be unbuttoned, but here the rule of not buttoning the bottom button applies to the vest.

And lastly, but no less important - don’t let your trousers expose your leg when you sit. Remember, the socks should be high enough to completely cover your leg when sitting.

All in all, Dear friends As the unrivaled Coco Chanel said: “Fashion passes, but style remains.” And the basis of a man’s style is the elementary rules of wearing classic suits, which we shared with you today.

A good suit is a real aesthetic pleasure, comparable to visiting an exhibition or watching a wonderful film. If you don't like suits and have rejected them throughout your life, then you simply haven't come across the right suit. When a man, regardless of age and financial status, puts on the right suit and sees himself in the mirror, he will never refuse it.

If a person works in an office or holds some kind of leadership position, he must have at least three work suits, one evening suit (ideally a tuxedo) and one casual jacket. A casual jacket can be made from the most different materials. In winter it is thick tweed, in summer it is linen or cotton. Most often, such jackets have brighter colors and are worn with plain trousers or jeans. A casual jacket also includes some details, for example, patch pockets, suede elbow pads or interesting buttons (leather or club buttons). This jacket can be worn to a semi-formal meeting or on a day off. In addition, if you are going straight from the plane to a meeting, then it is completely appropriate to wear a casual jacket. A very versatile item!

About the right color

If you are going to buy one universal suit, then choose Blue colour: It will be easier for you to select shirts and accessories.

If there is only one suit in the wardrobe, then it should be universal and have a very simple color. Take a closer look at dark blue color or choose a lighter shade, closer to cornflower blue. The easiest way to match a suit of this color is a shirt and accessories. If you wear a white shirt under it, then you can go somewhere in the evening in this form; if you wear a striped or checkered one, you will get an excellent work option.

About the right trousers

For an ordinary man of standard height, the trousers should end clearly where the heel begins. Although the same Italians prefer a shorter length.

The width of the trouser leg should be 21-22 cm, and they should be hemmed at a bevel: that is, the front is 1.5 cm shorter than the back. This way you can avoid a large accordion.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

There are trousers with and without pintucks. I recommend choosing trousers without pintucks: this way they fit better, wrinkle less and don’t look old-fashioned. The bottom of the trousers can be with or without cuffs. A casual jacket and smooth trousers with cuffs look very nice. The length of the cuff should be 4.5 cm. If you have one suit for all occasions, then it absolutely should be made without a cuff.

About jackets

Never button the bottom button of your jacket.

Jackets come with three buttons, two buttons and one button. They have straight and oblique pockets, there are two pockets or three (without a chest pocket), and they also have a small pocket called a ticket pocket. Slant pockets are most often used on dressier, smoother fabrics and worn under cuffed trousers. It looks very nice.

There are jackets without vents, with one vent and with two vents. I recommend wearing jackets with two vents because they wrinkle less and fit better.

Remember that the bottom button should never be buttoned. If the jacket has two buttons, then you only need to fasten the first one, if there are three, then you fasten the first and second buttons. There are models of jackets where the third top button is pressed, ironed, and it is initially supposed to be undone. The Italians came up with this detail.

The bottom button must never be fastened, under any circumstances, even under the threat of execution. It is also important to remember that when a person sits down at the table, he must unbutton his jacket.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

In cold weather, the suit can be worn not only with a coat, but also with parkas or jackets. The main thing is that the jacket does not stick out from under outerwear.

Taboo:

Can't be worn short jacket over a suit (when a jacket sticks out from under the outerwear). This is just a disaster! And it’s not at all necessary to wear a suit exclusively with a coat: you can, for example, wear it with a parka. Just don’t choose sports models with lots of patch pockets.

About shirts

The sleeves of the shirt must peek out from under the jacket by half a centimeter. This effect helps create a certain symmetry and completeness of the image: the eye sees the collar and cuffs of the shirt. Many people often forget the fact that every person is asymmetrical, that we all have slight curvatures of the spine and, since Man's jacket built geometrically, all these inaccuracies become especially noticeable. You must not be lazy and adjust the length of the sleeves: separately for the left and separately for the right. This seemingly insignificant difference of half a centimeter leads to the fact that on one side the shirt cuff is noticeable, but on the other it is not.

It’s the same story with trousers: you need to pin them up and adjust the length to suit your body shape.

Asymmetry is especially noticeable when a person puts on a suit.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

The sleeves of the shirt must peek out from under the jacket by half a centimeter: this technique helps to achieve symmetry.

Shirts under a suit must be long sleeve, with buttons and without pockets. Shirts with cufflinks - evening option, and if you want to wear them during the day, then wear these models with a club jacket.

Shirts must be fitted. You can't wear a well-fitting suit with a loose shirt that flutters like a parachute down your back.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

If you have a plain suit, then you can wear a plain shirt with a striped tie and a polka dot tie. You can wear a striped shirt with plain tie, with a polka dot tie, and you can wear a plaid shirt with a solid colored tie. If you have a striped suit, then you can only wear a plain shirt (not stripes or checks). And under a checkered suit (and it would be better if the checkered pattern is not bright), you can only wear a plain shirt. You cannot combine more than two patterns in one image.

I am completely against men's shirts with patterns. I sincerely don’t understand how they still exist, why they are made, sold and who buys them. I've encountered incredibly stylish and fashionable men that James Bond would envy. During the period when I worked as an individual stylist and shopper, I would come to their house and find shirts with cucumbers! I can’t understand what happens to a man at the moment when he decides to buy and wear this flower or cucumber shirt.

About short sleeve shirts

It is not customary to wear a short-sleeved shirt under a jacket. In hot weather, it is better to replace this model with a knitted polo: this way you will not violate the dress code, and you will look good.

It is generally accepted that a short-sleeved shirt is a fashion taboo. Still, under the jacket there should be a shirt with cuffs and buttons. But if you look at this from a practical point of view, then, naturally, men are forced to wear shirts with short sleeves. I would recommend wearing them without a jacket with trousers or jeans in the summer. Another way out of this situation is to wear knitted polos rather than shirts. Then you kill two birds with one stone: you remain in a jacket and at the same time with short sleeves.

A cotton shirt with a stiff collar, which must be worn with a tie, cannot, according to etiquette, have short sleeves.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

About suits in the mass market

Main components good suit- fabric, fit and construction. The first thing budget brands skimp on is design. After this procedure, the brand sacrifices fit. The suit has a strict shape, it must fit perfectly, but everyone’s figure is different. The more expensive the suit, the more meticulously every millimeter of shoulder width, armhole, waist, ratio of jacket to trousers, and so on is calculated. The most important thing in a suit is the fit. Even if you save on the brand, on the structure and on the fabric and take a simpler material, the suit should fit perfectly. It's the most important.

A cheap suit is always given away by the fit.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

Of course, an inexpensive suit will fit worse, but it can always be adjusted. Suppose you buy a suit not for 100 thousand rubles, but for 15, but in this case I strongly advise you to take the suit to the studio and pay the conventional five thousand for fitting it to your figure. This will take both its appearance and its price to another level.

If you decide to buy a suit in the mass market, don’t be lazy and take it to the tailor. There the suit will be tailored to suit your body shape.

You can look appropriate and neat in a suit for 15 thousand rubles. Today there are several Russian brands, who try very hard and create good models, there are decent Turkish brands that borrow production technologies from Italians, and there is a mass market. I would recommend the Massimo Dutti brand. Maybe they copy models of large brands, but their style is very restrained, calm, and very intelligent.

The most important thing is to choose a suit wisely and respect yourself when doing so.

You can’t buy a suit with the thought “I’m doing this because there’s a dress code at work and the boss said so.” A man in a properly chosen suit looks much richer, more expensive, more serious, and more intelligent than in sports boots, stretched jeans and ridiculous paisley shirts.

Arina Razinskaya

Style consultant

If you respect yourself and don’t buy a suit under pressure, you will look good in inexpensive brands. You need to love the circumstances in which you find yourself.

About beautiful details

A scarf in your breast pocket can make even the most casual look fun.

Ties

The tie should end at the middle of the belt buckle. I am categorically against ties with patterns: ducks, fish, Turkish cucumbers, bears and everything like that - complete nonsense.

Ties must be untied. They cannot be stored tied: this way they deteriorate, become unusable much faster, and the knot will always be stale. If stored properly, you can wear your tie for years. Be sure to learn how to tie ties well. And never wear a tie pin: it's terrible.

Socks and cufflinks are exactly the accessories you need to experiment with.

There is always a lot of discussion around socks: should socks match the color of your shoes or suit? For example, we have a blue suit and brown shoes. In such a situation, the socks should be brown, matching the color of the shoes. And if the suit is light and the shoes are red, then the socks should match the color of the suit. I highly recommend that men do not disdain high socks and knee socks. When you put them on and look in the mirror, you feel ridiculous. But when you sit down in trousers of the correct length and your leg is exposed, it looks very unattractive.

Nowadays it's fashionable to wear formal suits with some silly, checkered socks. Of course, socks should be contrasting in color, they add creativity to the look.

Your career is rapidly growing and you have to attend serious negotiations, social receptions, presentations and other important events, you can be congratulated. However, now you will have to reconsider your wardrobe, strictly monitor your appearance and adhere to the rules and requirements business etiquette that concern clothing.

You will have to forget about your favorite jeans, sweaters, pullovers, sweatshirts and sneakers. A business person should wear a suit to work. Not the most comfortable, but, according to tradition, the most respectable attire for a man.

The suit should fit you perfectly: exactly in size. Checking the length of the trousers is simple: in the front, when you stand still, the trousers should form a small fold as they fall over the boots, and in the back they should reach the heel of the boots. Your socks should not be visible when walking.

In everyday conversation, a discreet suit is considered in good form. It is better to prefer a dark suit color - gray, dark gray, dark blue, black. You can choose thin stripes, a barely noticeable checkered pattern. Business people It is strictly not recommended to wear clothes in loud, contrasting colors. The colors of the suit, shirt and tie should be in harmony with each other. Do not allow patterns to be incompatible; two elements of a suit in a row (suit, shirt, tie) cannot have a pattern.

White and plain shirts are a testament to your good taste and go with any suit and tie. The shirt cuffs should be just below the wrist and visible from under the jacket sleeves by about 1.5 - 2 cm. The cuffs should fit snugly to the arm, but at the same time allow you to freely look at the watch. Business people should not wear silk, shiny or transparent shirts. No circumstances should force you to wear a bright red shirt. It is not recommended for a business man to appear at work in a shirt with shoulder straps; it is also better not to wear a shirt with breast pockets with a suit.

Even clowns don’t wear sneakers and moccasins with business suits. Low shoes or boots of black or dark brown colors, in no case patent leather, are suitable for suits of strict colors. Black shoes go with suits of any color, but light-colored shoes should be worn with a light suit. The more elegant the suit, the thinner the sole of the shoe should be. Socks should be of such length that your hairy legs are not visible when you sit. The color of socks is one tone lighter or darker than the trousers.

When tied, the length of the tie should reach the belt buckle of your trousers. As a rule, a tie is lighter than a suit and darker than a shirt. The belt should match the color of the shoes, and the buckle should not be conspicuous. When wearing a suit, don't take it sports bag. Papers and other things should be carried in a briefcase, briefcase or folder. If you still need a bag, it should be a dark, solid color.

The suit has many pockets, but you can hardly use them! Keeping your hand in your trouser pocket is unsightly, both are strictly prohibited. You can carry keys in the side pocket of your trousers, but they must be in a case so as not to tear your trousers or jingle when walking. It’s better to forget about the back pocket of your trousers altogether. Only thin and flat objects can be placed in the inner pocket of a jacket: a small notebook, a flat wallet. In the breast pocket of the jacket - only a scarf, matching the tie. If the designers did not prudently sew up the side pocket of the jacket, you can put a case for glasses or a business card holder there. A pocket watch is worn in a vest pocket.

In a formal setting, the jacket should be buttoned. Remember the rule: never button the bottom button of your jacket! So they go into the office for a meeting, make a report, enter the auditorium of the theater and restaurant. While sitting in a chair, as well as at the table while eating, the jacket can be unbuttoned.

The main thing is that your clothes should be good quality. It's even more important to be neat. But the most important and important thing is the ability to wear a business suit. Follow Hardy Amies' advice. The famous British designer who dressed Her Majesty the Queen of Britain believed that a man should look as if he had carefully chosen his suit, put it on with care, and then forgotten about it.

- Yes, sir. Just a quarter of an inch higher on your trousers please, sir. In the gap between the shoe and the cuff, a sock should flash with casual elegance. This subtlety is extremely important.
- So?
- Perfect, sir.
“There are moments in life, Jeeves, when a person asks himself the question: “Are trousers worth such attention?”
- This mood will pass, sir.

P. G. Wodehouse

The original intention of this blog was to write about men's style, dodging pitfalls in the form of obvious and hackneyed topics. And yet, objective reality forces me to write a couple of program texts. The appearance of today's material is due to two reasons:

1. The myth that “you have to know how to wear suits.” Yes, of course, style is not only clothes, but also a sense of self/attitude, but this fact in no way justifies those who say “suits don’t suit me.” In order for the suit to look good and the “magic” to start working, it is enough to adhere to a number of basic rules of fit, which are discussed below.
2. Unconscious misconceptions and total heresy, which are replete with such articles on the Internet, written as if they were carbon copies. Some of the information contained in them is hopelessly outdated, while others are initially incorrect. I would like to make material that is relevant today, but at the same time “timeless” in essence.

So, as usual, there are three basic parts of a suit - a shirt, trousers and a jacket (not today about accessories). Let's go in order.

Shirt - second skin. The only freedoms it should have are those without which you cannot move/breathe (sleeve armhole, collar, slight allowance at the waist). “Sails” sticking out of trousers and fluttering in the wind are not needed. The stitching seam for the shoulder and sleeve should ideally be on the highest bone of the shoulder (while writing the post, I learned that it is called the “acromion” and is not the edge of the collarbone, as I previously thought).

Sleeve length is more a matter of taste and luck. In my opinion, in modern suit when free, it should reach exactly to the junction of the forearm and hand (if you look at inner side brushes, this is a “fold” of skin at its base), and retrogrades will probably add another 1-2 centimeters in length. You should not choose sleeves shorter than the border of the wrist, especially if the shirt will be worn under a jacket (I will explain why later).

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The collar should be fastened with the top button without restricting breathing, but if you can’t do this (provided that the rest of the shirt fits perfectly), just wear it with the collar unbuttoned, and when putting on a tie, “tighten” the collar with it without fastening the buttons. This is a half measure, but it’s better than a shirt 2-4 sizes too large.

And the main thing (along with the shoulders), on which almost everyone gets pierced, is the fit at the waist. A chemise is not an informal shirt that can be worn untucked! This is an item that follows your figure, so the critical maximum freedom that you can see when tucking it into trousers/jeans is the third picture (although I strongly recommend strictly adhering to the first and second). Despite being horribly stock, this illustration gets the point across well:

In general, if you buy a slim or even regular fit shirt, you are unlikely to encounter this problem, but just in case - the armhole of the sleeve (this is the junction of the torso and the sleeve, where the arm is inserted) should also only provide freedom of movement, and nothing more There shouldn’t be any volumes of fabric there.

In 1944, everything was, ahem, somewhat different.

Pants specific to different types figures and style. For example, I wouldn’t hesitate to judge someone’s choice of waist height - some people can easily wear trousers that go to the navel (I’m not kidding, this can work, especially if the wearer knows how and likes to wear clothes in a vintage style), while others can only wear super-low pants waist, but there are still universal rules that will help in choosing.

Rule #1: Fit at the waist. In order to understand how certain trousers are generally worn (high, regular, low waist), you need to put them on so that in the crotch area (sorry, but tailors are people who know no shame) there is a minimum (but, again, , which does not restrict comfort and movement) space (let me note that we are not talking about trousers from Vivienne Westwood and other extravagant fashion brands). Only then will you see the waistline and be able to conclude whether the trousers are your size or not. There is nothing worse than mid-/high-waisted pants that fit “perfectly” on a man’s hips, leaving a terrible amount of room in the groin area.

If you like the fit overall, but your waist is a few centimeters wider or at whatever you want - just buy and give the trousers to the master to be adjusted to the waist. It’s possible, for example, for me. ☺

Rule #2: Pants Length. If you are already exactly understand how trousers should fit correctly at the waist (and make sure that they do fit) - look at the length (in that order, not vice versa!). One of the terrible things that is written in almost all “guides” is that trousers should form the mythical “one crease on the shoe.” Nowadays, this strange formulation misleads many beginners and forces them to buy dramatically long trousers, so I would advise you to listen to Jeeves’s phrase from the epigraph (“in the gap between the boot and the cuff a sock should flash with careless elegance”). Too short trousers in a business or semi-business style will be extravagant, but let's finally say goodbye to the bad Soviet tradition of “the more fabric, the better.” Remove the pile, take your trousers to a tailor for hemming (I won’t say who) and happily wear a piece of clothing that fits your size. Briefly - The length of the trousers should slightly cover the ankle bone. No more.

Fitting a jacket is more difficult than it seems at first glance. Despite the fact that this is one of the most structurally complex pieces of clothing in the world and its fit has many subtleties, let's start with the basics for now. The main point is the fit of the shoulders. The edge of your jacket shoulder = the edge of your shoulder! Remember this once and for all. Even in the loosest fit, the shoulder line should not extend further than your own shoulder. This means, almost like a shirt, the upper arm bone is the beginning of your jacket sleeve. The maximum deviation from this point is 1 cm. Most other defects can be corrected by a craftsman, but the shoulders cannot be adjusted. So be careful when choosing.

Simple and clear picture

Further, continuing the discussion of the upper half, - how at the same armhole, the better the jacket. Let me remind you again: the armhole is the place where the sleeve is sewn into the “body” of the jacket. Of course, the phrase about the “best” jacket is exaggerated, but in 90% of cases it is true. Firstly, a wide armhole is less aesthetically pleasing, secondly, it creates inconvenience when moving and raising your arms, and thirdly, a wide armhole is an unambiguous indicator of the factory production of the jacket (it guarantees the manufacturer that any buyer will “fit” into it). Therefore, make sure that the freedom in the armhole is, if not minimal, then at least moderate.

The length of the jacket is a debatable issue. Again, the first thing I want to do is debunk the myths. The most delusional postulate replicated - free hanging the hand should grab the edge of the front (the front of the jacket), which means the length is correct . Suddenly, all people’s hands are different, and if you grab it, it doesn’t mean anything. This rule works for some, but not for others; it cannot be called universal.

A more sane, but for my taste a little outdated cliche - back the jacket should completely cover the buttocks . Ok, this might work, provided that the rest of the fit looks perfect. But usually in the situation of choosing the first/second/only suit, this is not the case, which means that this will become another “plus” in the collection of features that turn your figure into something like a sack of potatoes. My personal “rule”, which has never failed me, is this: in a modern suit, the back of the jacket should slightly cover the protruding point of the buttocks(to be more straightforward - the middle of the butt). This minimum is quite enough not to look ridiculously “fashionable”, but at the same time to emphasize the figure and lightness. This length is preferable for medium and low-waist trousers; in the case of a high waist, it is better to stick to the retrograde “to completely cover the buttocks.” The picture above is an example of a good modern jacket length.

Further - waist issue. I recommend wearing your jacket buttoned up unless otherwise necessary. This means that when you fasten the top button, the jacket should take the shape of your body. Of course, this is what happens with perfect suits in an ideal world, but in our case, let's agree on at least one thing (let me repeat the cliché again, this time completely adequate) - between a shirt and a buttoned jacket button there is maximum freedom - the volume of one apple or fist. Anything more is already too much. If the jacket “tightens” and restricts movement when fastening a button, it should also be neglected.

Fit at the waist of a smoker / Fit at the waist of a healthy person (but the sleeves are neither suitable)

Your jacket sleeves are longer than necessary. You may think that the jacket should cover the shirt. Perhaps you just haven't thought about this issue. Anyway - jacket sleeves should be 1-3 centimeters shorter than those of the shirt. If you cannot see the sleeve of your shirt from under your jacket, immediately go to a specialist and reduce the sleeve of your jacket (or change your shirt). A good guide for the correct jacket sleeve length is the bone on the outside of the forearm, which turns into the hand. From it to the hand is just about a couple of centimeters. Shirts with a French cuff (under a cufflink) should stick out even more - by 2-4 cm or, for easier orientation, before the edge/center of the cufflink becomes visible.

The right sleeves, the right shoulders, the right armhole.

One more thing - please do not wear a jacket with three buttons (“2.5 buttons”, where one button is on the bend of the lapel, does not count). Just put it on the mezzanine. Unless you're a vintage fashion enthusiast and under 45, everyone will think you inherited it from your dad or grandpa. That THE BOTTOM BUTTON OF THE JACKET IS NEVER BUTTONED I hope you know without me. If not, remember it forever and make it automatic.

The vents, lapels, buttonholes and other details are more about style than fit, so we won’t touch them for now.

If you remember these simple and completely intuitive basics, you (or your guy) will become cooler than Colin Firth.

Well, okay, you won't, but at least get a little closer.

Reposting to other resources - only with mention of the original address.

A suit, a symbol of masculine elegance, is a very traditional item of any man's wardrobe, and everyone wears it differently. However, there are basic rules on how to wear a men's suit correctly. .

The right colors and other nuances

• Never mix blue and black.
• Some men believe that a white suit is only suitable for parties or wedding ceremonies. But with the right combination of shirt and tie, a man in a white suit can look quite original and elegant.
• It's best to avoid ties with fancy designs, such as Snoopy, Mickey Mouse or Tintin. When choosing a dark-colored suit, you should not wear white socks.

• Preference should be given to a straight tie middle length. It should reach the belt buckle.
• When choosing a dark suit, you should not wear shirts in dark or rich colors, those that are closer to black or purple.
• You shouldn't keep a suit you bought fifteen years ago. Fashion does not stand still, and the style changes accordingly.

• Button your suit jacket only at the top button.
• A well-ironed shirt without dirty marks on the sleeves looks flawless.
• Please note that well-polished shoes emphasize the nobility of the suit.

Styling tips

• You can replace the tie with an excellent white handkerchief for the top pocket in classic style Kenzo.
• The main role is played by the length of the jacket. A jacket that is too long only tightens the silhouette.
• There are suits with different lengths sleeves Opt for a model whose sleeve length reaches the top of the wrist and allows you to slightly reveal one centimeter of the shirt.

• Avoid the double-breasted suit, although stylists are trying to revive it, just like the bow tie.
• For several seasons now, trousers that expose the ankles have been in fashion.
• Avoid wearing satin, sequins or glitter. These options are only suitable for nightclubs.

What to take into account

• Who said that a suit has to be black or dark gray? A blue suit might be a good option for you.
• Avoid cuffed trousers, even if they are making a comeback.
• Do not wear slim-fitting suits if your body mass index is over twenty-five. You can calculate your body mass index using the following formula: body mass (weight) divided by height in meters.

• Even the most beautiful and elegant suit loses its appearance if your shoes are not polished.
• The waistband of trousers should not be pulled up too high or pulled down too low.
• On a jacket, always remove the brand label that is located on the outside near the wrist and the overcast seams on the vents.
• When tying a tie the best option There will be a simple, Windsor or wide knot.