r/mensfashion

This is from the London premiere of The Odyssey. Notice the apparent absence of a belt. Is that a sin in the world of wearing suits?

It is a women's watch and a little snuggy but wearable somehow. My wrist is weirdly thin so I don't fancy large dials. I found this in my drawer and before I give this to my sister, wanted to see if I can pull it off.

Anyone else thought about this ?

Tried a few different things: half Windsor knot and a pocket square. The tie is and old Calvin Klein I picked up decades ago because it was my favorite color.

Have a great day gents!

Edit: forgot to put this as asking for advice I’m wondering if me wearing matching green socks is too Mitchy matchy and if so what color socks would look good with this shirt and pants?

Also my second time styling this black belt! What do you guys think ? Pants are from the 50s I believe, they have no tags at all haha that’s just what my vintage guy told me. Shirt is Ben Sherman from a few years ago.

maybe I have rose tinted glasses on but I think this is good, let me know what you think.

J Press suit, Mercer button down, Aldens and yie with Churchill polka dots representing victory over fascist parking “ambassadors”.

Break the heads off meters like Luke in Cool Hand before submitting. Do you pay by phone or join the Resistance?

I am attending a traditional wedding in September. I have what I think is called 'analysis paralysis'.

Firstly, can I have feedback on the fit of the suit and also people's opinions on a 3 button vs a 2 button jacket.

Secondly, some feedback on shirt colour, tie and shoe combo would be much appriciated.

The first photo shows what I am leaning towards (w. the black shoes). The remaining photos show my other options.

Thanks in advance 🙏

I recently thrifted this Giorgio Armani suit. It’s a 44R like the rest of my jackets and coats. I know the length will need to be adjusted. But I feel like the shoulders aren’t really draping and forming to my actual shoulders. I have decently built shoulders from weightlifting so I tend to not like much shoulder padding. This jacket has a noticeable break near the shoulder seam whenever I lift my arms. So is this something a tailor can fix by reducing the padding or is this just the wrong size?

So with context, I work in a law firm, and because of such I need to wear non-wrinkly stuff because of professionalism and such. Mainly found a few of these shirts and it's amazing, it's a nice button shirt with short sleeves and very thin which is great because I'm always hot, never cold. It said it's a linen blend but Im not sure based on the label.

Mainly trying to figure out my best way to get wrinkles out of these shirts because they just wrinkle a ton! My work doesn't seem to have an issue with the shirt but I worry the wrinkles would give bad impressions. I have a steamer with a partial iron function and it's not really helping, any suggestions? Would an iron work and get all the wrinkles out or is there a different/more efficient method?

I wanna know if any of you show some whimsy and wear bolos too.

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I'm always wearing monochrome or, at most, various shades of denim. Let's live a little.

What are some more palette options that you think would work well with my skin tone?