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Renting or buying your formal suit is
almost as important as the brides dress, as if you are not ship shape, you are letting your bride down. Here are a couple of tips.
Just say "no" to translucent
White is the safest color for a man's
formal shirt. Incidentally, white is also the most boring. In some situations, however -- including job interviews and black-tie events -- a white shirt might still be the best option. In more relaxed settings, you should stay conservative, utilizing soft, muted colors, and/or mild patterns like stripes. In formal settings, translucent or see-through shirts are never appropriate.
Button your buttons
On a shirt, all buttons should be fastened,
including the small ones on the side of the sleeve near the cuff. Although these buttons might not seem functional, they prevent your forearm from being exposed through the hole where the sleeve is unbuttoned. A button-down collar must also be fastened. If left unfastened, the buttons below the collar will stick out awkwardly.
Forget the flashy socks
For any formal occasion, your socks need
to be ultra-conservative. Listen lads, white towelling socks are out! The colors of the sock should also match your ensemble; you don't want them to stand out. |
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