How to Wear a Suit with Style - F.S & PAISTE High-end Private Customization
From the official website of Beijing PAISTE Suits [http://www.bjpst.com], the most professional, fashionable, and trendy career clothing brand F.S & PAISTE creates luxurious charm for men. To wear a suit with style, it is important to pay attention to its unique dressing standards. Suits originated in Europe, and Westerners often choose different colors based on the occasion and season when wearing suits. For formal occasions, dark-colored suits are worn, while light-colored, checkered, or small-patterned suits are chosen for commuting, entertainment, and meeting friends.
Considering skin tone, Chinese people in social settings should opt for navy blue, charcoal gray, or black-gray suits. These colors not only appear dignified and elegant but also enhance the complexion. Remember, the fabric of the suit should not be too flashy. Otherwise, it will not only fail to reflect the taste and dignity of the suit but may also invite ridicule. If you feel that plain colors are too dull, you can experiment with tie colors.
A suit must fit well. When purchasing, do not overthink future weight changes; instead, focus on finding a suit that fits perfectly. In terms of style, follow the crowd—avoid both retro and unconventional styles. If you have a suit that has been stored for years or one that has accompanied you through many seasons, compare its style carefully to see if it has become outdated or if it has returned to fashion after being outdated. If it is the former, it is advisable not to wear it; if it is the latter, you are fortunate as you save a significant expense. Often, what is unconventional today may become mainstream tomorrow, but as long as it hasn't become mainstream, avoid choosing it if you want to dress with style.
A suit must be made from good fabric. Wool fabric is commonly used, but high-quality linen fabric can also yield excellent results depending on the season and craftsmanship. It's important to maintain your suit carefully, using professional suit hangers and dust-proof bags.
A suit generally requires two or three shirts and two or three ties for pairing. The collar of the shirt should not be too tight or loose, and the sleeve length should reach the wrist, ideally extending 1-2 centimeters beyond the suit sleeve. Shirts worn with ties should fit snugly, while those worn without ties can be slightly looser.
The tie is the finishing touch for a man's attire, showcasing the wearer's personality through it. Different ties paired with the same shirt can produce different visual effects. Tie color should be selected based on the shirt. Tie colors are generally not too bright, and patterns should not be overly elaborate. The material of the tie must be of high quality, with silk being commonly used. It is better not to wear a tie than to wear one of poor quality. In informal settings, a suit can be worn without a tie, but the first button of the shirt must be unbuttoned. The tie should be slightly longer than the waistband of the pants. Tie clips were once an important accessory for suits but now appear laughable, so it is recommended not to use them anymore. To secure the tie, place its second layer inside the label behind the tie.
When wearing a suit, do not hesitate to remove the trademark label from the sleeve cuff just because it is a brand name. The class and feel of a suit come from the suit's structure and quality, as well as the wearer's taste. Avoid placing any items in the pockets of the suit jacket. Avoid wearing white socks, as the contrast between white socks and black shoes is too stark. The British refer to this as "donkey hooves," indicating how unappealing it looks. Generally, it is best to match the color of the socks with the shoes for a cohesive look, though similar colors can also work.
Finally, when wearing a suit, ensure that the chosen shoes, belt, and briefcase are either the same color or similar shades for a stronger overall impression, making the suit appear more stylish.
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