California,Arizona

Perhaps you area is still very hot at this time of the year, you want to look classy but keeping it simple. I put together this simple but classy look for you

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 9 days ago
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A well cut blazer is all you need

Sometimes a well cut blazer and a good pair of trousers is all you need

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 1 month ago

The law of odd garments ( law 8)

REAL MASTERY BEGINS

A suit makes dressing straightforward, because the work of creating harmony has already been done.

The jacket and trousers were cut from the same fabric on the same day to function as a single system. All you have to do is wear them correctly.

Odd garments remove this entirely. A jacket worn without its matching trousers demands that the man create the harmony himself, from scratch, with nothing in
place to help him and no built-in system to quietly absorb the mistakes he makes.

Every decision about colour, contrast, weight, and texture becomes his alone.

This is why most men look worse in casual and smart casual dress than they do in a suit. The suit corrects their errors automatically. The moment the matching system is removed, every error becomes exposed. Most men feel something is wrong when they stand in front of the mirror in an odd combination. They cannot name it.

They adjust things. The problem persists. This law names it for them and shows them precisely how to solve it.

THE PRINCIPLE THAT GOVERNS EVERY ODD COMBINATION

An odd combination of garments must look completely intentional. Not mostly.

Not probably. If the observer's eye hesitates for even a fraction of a second over

whether the combination was chosen or accidental, credibility is lost.

The separation between the jacket and the trousers must be so clear, so obviously
deliberate, that the question of intentionality never forms in the first place.

The principle that makes or breaks this is called value separation. The jacket and
the trousers must be sufficiently different in colour that they could not possibly be mistaken for a mismatched suit.

A navy jacket over navy trousers of a slightly different shade does not read as a sophisticated separates combination. It reads as a
suit whose two halves were laundered separately and faded unevenly.

This impression is exactly as damaging as that description sounds, and it is one of the
most common errors in everyday male dress. (From the 14 laws of mens fashion ) Happy to answer your questions

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 4 months ago

36 degrees with a iron linen and sandals

36°C in London today, so I decided to dress down in linen and sandals (though I did go into Dege & Skinner to pick up a new suit).

I always iron my linen shirts, even knowing they’re going to get wrinkled when I wear them. Taking the time to iron your shirt, preserves the structure and beauty of the fabric. It’s always better for your shirt to crease on you than to step out wearing a rumpled shirt.Starting with a freshly pressed shirt just makes the whole outfit look intentional.

Finished off the look with sandals to allow for some breeze.Happy to answer any questions!

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 4 months ago

Some summer inspiration/ Answering Outfit related Questions

These are some of my summer fit from the past year. Also if you have any fashion related questions feel free to ask

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 4 months ago

Answering fashion and style questions

If you have ever had a question about how to dress better and never got a straight answer, today is your day, Drop it below. I will answer everything.

u/TechnicianGeneral428 — 4 months ago