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Five Commandments in Designer Suits For Men
by Roddy Jones
Who says dressing up is easier for men than it is for women? If anything, men have it worse because they have less to play with. It is precisely for this reason that men should also pay careful attention to what they do with their suits.
The urban professional who is just starting out career and fashion-wise would do well to invest in at least one designer suit. Naturally, a designer suit for men doesn't come cheap but this shouldn't faze you. It's well worth its weight in material, craftsmanship, and appearance. You can build your entire workplace wardrobe around one or two designer suits, mixing and matching where you can, and accessorizing where and whenever possible.
Says Coco Chanel, the French Fashion designer who had ruled over Parisian haute couture for almost six decades, " Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening." And fashion is in the designer suit for men, too. Make it the building block of your workplace look and become the smooth-talking, high-flying, well-performing fashion plate. Here's how.
1. The Breasts Have It.
Yes, the breasts have it for men, too. Forget double-breasted suits; they would only make you stout and fat. Get a single-breasted suit instead. You can't ever go wrong with a single-breasted designer suit for men. Get dark, solid colors such as dark blue, gray, and black and watch yourself transition from a bumbling college graduate into a slim, lean, mature executive.
2. Do Not Fabric-ate Success. Work for It.
With a good designer suit for men, you won't have to. Why fabricate success when you can easily write your own success story --- if not in the workplace just yet then in the high-style stakes? If you want to be wily about the suit you buy, go woolly. Worsted wool is lightweight and is ideal for warm months. Gabardine wool is heavier and will keep you warm during winter. Wool crepes, on the other hand, are more lightweight and have a softer finish.
The best thing about wool designer suit for men? There's a wool for every wool. Think pinstripe, multistripe, hounds-tooth, herringbone, beaded-stripe, and windowpane to name a few.
3. Coolly Yours, Your Collar
Collars lengthen or shorten the face --- this is an optical illusion Hollywood knows only too well and plays to an advantage. Men with long, lean faces look better with wide collars; these help their features look a little less long and pointed. Men with wide faces, on the other hand, should go for narrow collars to give the appearance of a longer, leaner countenance.
4. These Tie-ing Times
Times are no longer as trying, tie-wise anyway. Today, formal wear may not include a tie, as has been practiced by billionaires Richard Branson and Bill Gates. Unless you can lay claim to a fortune that's just as vast, though, you would do well to wear a tie. A tie gives your look a focal point and pulls the pieces of your ensemble together. For a bold statement, wear patterned on patterned - a patterned tie on a patterned shirt. It's easy to mess this look up (you could pick patterns that go in all directions, for example, or colors that contrast wildly) but if you get it right, you also get it really, really right and would surely score high marks for fashion.
A word of caution to the tie-wearing: where designer suit for men is concerned, the length of your tie is important. Your tie should end at the top of the belt buckle, with an ideal width of three to four inches.
5. A'style-watching with Watches
When all is said and done, all a man ever truly need as accessory is a watch. Forget earrings, medallions, and rings. You don't need bling. All you need is a timepiece - which may either be gold or silver - with a large face.
With a designer suit for men, you're all set to set the workplace on fire. As Dave Barry would say, "I do not mean to suggest for a moment that all it takes to be a top executive is a custom-tailored European suit. You also need the correct shirt and tie."
About the Author
Why not have your designer suit for men custom-made? Visit RoddyJonesTrading.com today. You can also brush up on style tips for the urban professional while you order your suit.
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