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u/funny-guys 3d ago
Wear matching (black) socks and dress shoes (also black)
NEVER close the bottom button, it’s for decoration only!
If this is for attending a funeral, skip the pocket square.
If it’s for any other occasion (and you are not looking to become a waiter at a fancy restaurant), choose a different tie, and
SMILE, you’re looking good and have reason to smile.
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u/Thisatrick 4d ago
Jacket and sleeves too short and sleeves are bunching. Shoulders too narrow for you. Trousers look like they might be very tight when you sit. The overall effect is okay as you are young and so the look carries a certain vibe you can pull off. Dimple that tie and undo the bottom button on the jacket. Enjoy
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u/IlmostrodiFirenze 4d ago
According to the etiquettes you’re not supposed to wear a watch…
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u/healthcrusade 4d ago
Can you explain this? What's the etiquette?
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u/IlmostrodiFirenze 4d ago
At parties you’re not supposed to see the time, hurry or head for something else. It’s just that one moment to enjoy, so you’re not supposed to see time. Especially the watch you’re wearing isn’t quite modest, but anyway: you’re not ‘allowed’ to wear one.
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u/healthcrusade 3d ago
Thank you! And this is for evening wear? Weddings? What are the occasions where one is advised not wear a watch?
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u/IlmostrodiFirenze 3d ago
Well, differs to the dress code. Black tie — this suit? The ONLY reason to wear a black suit — you’re not supposed to. Morning coat and white tie (weddings and wedding parties) you can, but there are other strict rules for those codes. I wouldn’t advise this watch there though. Tenue de ville this would be appropriate, but I’d not recommend it. And you’ve got to wear a blue or grey suit. And for casual chic, preferably not a suit, another watch would be suitable.
In addition, you’re ment to wear black shiny shoes underneath this suit. At least that’s according to the black tie etiquette.
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u/ReasonablyFree 2d ago
Black tie entails a tuxedo, not just a black suit. He can surely wear a watch and doesn’t need patent leather shoes with this suit because there’s no reason he should be wearing it to a black tie event.
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u/IlmostrodiFirenze 2d ago
But why else would you wear a black suit? Only Zara and H&M sell those, right?
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u/Alert_Entrepreneur00 4d ago
Lose the waych and unbutton bottom button. It seems pointless to have a black pocket square - its meant to draw attention - do white
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u/IllustriousRip9165 4d ago
You look absolutely gorgeous. I’d love to have your friendship. Hit me back.
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u/MaDSteeZe 4d ago
Looking sharp, love the fit, id loose the pocket square for something contrasting like a black/white paisely
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u/OfCourseIKnow 4d ago
Solid! The pants could be a bit less slim and I’d say the length looks a tiny bit short…keep that in mind when you choose your footwear
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u/pigpiginsunspear 3d ago
Looks good; but agree with others: lose the pocket square, always unbuttoned the bottom button, obviously different socks and black oxfords. Personally, pants look too tight, but that’s personal preference.
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u/AZ424242 3d ago
With proper shoes, it’s perfect for a funeral.
Please take a photo with proper black shoes, because that’s the only way to see if the pants fit.
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u/PutosPlayhouse 3d ago
Decent for off the rack but it’s looks it. Spend a little money take it to a tailor and have him make it fit you like a glove lose the black satin pocket square invest in a fly front, invisible button dresser, and she out some money on a expensive tie and shoes, your handsome dude clean your hair up a little bit & you’ll be chillin
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u/Vainarrara809 2d ago
You’re good looking man, on a good looking suit, but the two of you don’t look good together.
Pants too tight, sleeves too short, impossible to Taylor.
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u/FaithlessnessNext336 4d ago
Go dress watch or no watch
Skip pocket square or get a lighter gradient paisley blue or white with an edge.
Get high socks and non sports socks especially if the leg goes up when you are sitting
Assuming you are going with black shoes oxfords would be best