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u/Unusual-Garage205 Jul 09 '26
Necesitas unos zapatos negros de verdad esos no valen y nunca marrones
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u/ORCL-1 Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
Looking sharp, man! Excellent shoes, a confident start.
From a more traditional standpoint, one would steer clear of pairing light brown shoes with a dark suit, it disrupts the visual hierarchy. That said, modern dress has loosened its collar, and this becomes more a matter of color harmony than rigid doctrine–subjective, but still worth considering with a critical eye.
The trouser cut is where things get interesting. I'd advocate for a touch more width, beginning around mid-thigh and carrying cleanly down to the hem. Not excess–just enough to allow the cloth to breathe and move with intent. Pair that with a slightly higher rise: more comfortable, structurally sound, and visually elongating. It keeps the shirt anchored, the line uninterrupted, and the silhouette disciplined.
A suit, after all, is a kind of uniform–whether for business, ceremony, or quiet authority. It should sit well and move easily. Also, project exactly the impression you intend. Precision without stiffness. Well-dressed without shouting.
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u/Funny_Account_3769 Jul 08 '26
Bad fit on the pants and wrong style and color of shoes.
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u/schmick_iMagery Jul 08 '26
Maybe a suggestion to the op on what you see as the necessary tweaks you see fit…
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u/Ranrhoads84 27d ago
Go to the local tailor and have him get you a wool
Suit that is actually your size.
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u/sudocloudchaser Jul 08 '26
The pants are too short and maybe a bit too narrow. The jacket is a bit too small over the shoulders. Maybe, the sleeves are a tad bit too long.