Event: Men style guide

Rule #1: Combine textures

By definition, a texture is a special physical or structural component of something, especially in terms of its size, shape, and arrangement of parts. In fashion, the easiest and most effective way to create a unique texture that remains subtle is to use different fabrics - layering heavier fabrics and around lighter fabrics to accentuate Turn on bolder materials. Texture is also accompanied by colors, layered patterns that make a visual impression

Knit or loose weave sweaters are a great way to add texture to an outfit. Pair with raw denim jeans and suede derby shoes. Linen is one of the best and lightest fabrics to wear in layers.

Courteous dress code

A pair of pleated pants is an easy way to add some texture to a boring outfit. As a distinct style of trousers, the wool pleat pairs well with a grained tweed wool coat. Balance the look with a crisp white shirt. Wear open-collar with a wide-collar silk tie or finish with a woven silk business tie.

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A blue leather jacket adds shine to the look, teamed with chinos and calfskin Chelsea boots (with studs for added volume) or fringed moccasins (the texture is there) are the best Optional more premium shoes to re-match the animal skins to the jacket. David Beckham rock the best skin texture.

Sports clothing

Thin nylon puffer jackets stick better than translucent cotton jersey felt jackets for a balance of shine. Gym shorts made of synthetic ball material will go well with a jacket, or neoprene sweatpants. Tees (T-shirts) and singlets (T-shirts) must be kept flat and lined clean.

Rule 2: Know your size

To dress well, the clothes must fit properly. Suits and jeans often make the mistake of not fitting

Suits

See a professional tailor, they always understand the importance of a suit that fits the client's body. In short, the suit should be flat and sharp at the shoulders and should not be pulled when buttoned. Pants should hug the hip bones naturally, not sag at the back, while the length of the pants should not be tight at the ankle and keep the legs slim.

Jeans

Besides tight jeans, it is advisable to buy a fairly thin type for easier use, all denim should also be comfortable but fit snugly around the waist. How to try: Let a thumb slide in the waistband without too much force.

Rule 3: Regularly check whites

Clothing should be bright and clean. From underwear to socks, tights to stockings, go through your drawer every month and throw out any items that can't be worn if they're gray, stained, torn, unsightly. Remove them. Stained underwear accuses you of laziness and poor hygiene.

Rule #4: Unbutton

With the exception of shirts, polo t-shirts and obviously trousers, shorts and jeans, a button should always be left open. This style rule suits jackets. At least the bottom button of the jacket should be open. For a two-button jacket, knot the top; while a three-button suit should be limited to the middle or top two buttons. To prevent clothes from stretching, button only the middle.

Rule #5: Know how to wear & tie a tie

First of all, choose the right tie for the right shirt and the right occasion. Mistakes mainly include a tie that is too short or too long. Avoid tying your tie in a novelty style that is rarely used and please don't tuck your tie into your pants.

Rule #6: Accessories for every outfit

Incorporate subtle accessories throughout an outfit – such as a metal watch, designer bracelet and silver brooch – but two of these three need to be kept to a minimum. At its simplest, a classic watch for any occasion to balance out other precious metal items on your body. Given the material, a checkered square bag and matching tie are perfect, but stick to a macro printed silk scarf or jewel-encrusted tie pin when you're wearing a simple tie.

Rule #7: Wear footwear on appropriate occasions

Formal occasions will always require a polished shoe - be it a derby or oxford shoe or a brogue version of both. Skin tones and black are the safest options, especially if wearing a tux. For a suit, pair it with a dark brown or even a tan and add textures in suede or suede. Casual attire is just that - comfortable, but not sloppy.

Courteous attire is evident when choosing shoes. White sneakers will pair with a blazer and jeans and even a casual suit. Moccasins are the perfect and sock-free choice for an event of the day. Embossed derbies or oxfords will brighten up the look and wear chunky soles, from time to time.