that you can keep your look very simple and still get some impact. When wearing navy, I typically lean toward brown shoes, however I've admired the black and navy combination enough times to know it can also be a low risk combo. The knit tie here was really my only nod to a not so ordinary look.
9 Comments
John Wittenbrook
8/5/2014 12:02:18 am
suit x who, shoes x who? Keep up the great work.
Eshoks
8/5/2014 01:19:50 am
Very classy and elegant. Would love to know where I can find this suite or similar? Cheers.
Walé
8/5/2014 01:35:23 am
@John the suit is a MTM piece from a while back. The tassel loafers are a pair of dead stock E.T Wright Classics.
Ola
10/31/2014 09:25:44 pm
i was wondering where you bought the MTM piece from?
sunkanmi
8/5/2014 03:08:46 pm
Once read somewhere that if you ain't under 70kg & 6-foot tall, you shouldn't touch a double-breasted with a long pole.
Walé
8/6/2014 06:58:40 am
@Sunkanmi - Definitely disagree with those "rules". While they're not flattering on every single person, I think the notion of a height and weight requirement limiting at best and ridiculous at worst. You won't know until you put one on. Hopefully you can easily tell if it's for you or not or have someone knowledgeable enough to. 7/14/2024 02:19:20 am
The double-breasted suit exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. Its structured silhouette and dual rows of buttons create a polished and powerful look, perfect for formal occasions or making a sharp statement in professional settings. 10/18/2024 10:17:08 am
I once read that if you're not under 70 kg and 6 feet tall, you should steer clear of double-breasted jackets. What do you think about that? Leave a Reply. |
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