Know Everything About Being Well Suited
With changing
seasons, its time to look in your wardrobe and see whether its time
to upgrade your suit. Ask any female Babes, and they and they will
let you know, that guys look "hot"
in armani, versace and d&g designer
suits.
Suits not only
look good, but are also very flattering and hide all those wobbly
bits men have. They make men look taller and slimmer. For those of us
who don’t have any suits at the moment and are getting away with
wearing a miss matched jacket with trousers, I recommend that you
invest in a suit that goes with everything, and that you will get
allot of use out of. A plain dark navy and/or charcoal 3
button suit is the best pick for the younger gentleman, and a 2
button for the older gentleman. These colors can be easily dressed
down after work with a simple addition of a unbutton check or plain designer
shirt. The designer jacket if in dark navy can also double up as
a designer
blazer, and worn seperately with either designer
jeans or stone/beige designer
pants.
If you are
looking to buy a suit, and plan dressing down the suit to wear in the
evenings, it’s recommended you purchase the single breasted 2 or
3 button varieties. Double
breasted suits cannot be worn down, they are the power
suit and stictly business.
For those of
us guys who have got the basics covered, experiment a little and
choose a suit that is textured or pinstripe. There are many beautiful
examples of these. Check out Sndgems.com. They have good example of these.
For those of
us who have more cash to spend, you may want to consider the
Herringbone brand featured here. Otherwise other designer labels are Armani,
Versace,
Dolce
and Gabbana and Zegna
Suits. These suits are dearer because they tend to have luxurious
wool blends, and their cuts are more tailored to your body shape.
In Spring,
approaching Summer, a light weight armani
suit in lighter colours, like a pale blue or light grey is an
ideal. These lightweights suits are ideal to wear during Spring
Carnival Festivals. When wearing the suit during Spring carnival its
important to brighten up the look by wearing a shirt that is not
bland, try a lemon or samon shirt with a matching tie. You may also
want to combine the look with brown designer
shoes and a designer
belt as compared to black shoes and a belt.
In Winter,
look for a suit with a higher wool content, which will keep you warm
like a super 100 or 200 suit. Normally in winter you should aim for
darker colors, like dark
navy, grey and black.
So now armed
with that knowledge, go forth, and conquer with your modern armour.
Walk down that street with confidence and pride in your new designer
suit and maybe you will also pick up a babe on the way. |
