Men’s suits are popular and the lounge suit is a classic - and it gives men an excuse to look professional all week round. Partnered with good shoes and a skinny tie, a suit will make the wearer feel confident and look formidable. Suits are comfortable with breathable fabrics and are not the uncomfortable confined clothes they were in the past. They are manly, light and fitted to the body - as long as you find a suit that fits properly. The suit does not have to cost an arm and a leg anymore and from October, you may even be able to afford more than one suit to wear to work. Burton has been challenged to design the perfect single-breasted black suit for £139.Charlie Allen has designed an affordable suiting range with pinstripe numbers starting from £79, so it need not be a luxury anymore. Wear a suit correctly and you will look like a million bucks even if you paid less than £80. Liven up any outfit with bright colours if a traditional suit is too boring. Adding different colours and accessories every day will detract attention from the fact that you may be wearing the same suit. A colourful shirt or a patterned tie will emphasise a different part of the outfit. Varying colour and accessories will also affect the formality of the suit and funky socks and ties could make it more casual, while a neutral shirt will make the suit more professional. Layering clothes and blending colours and textures will generate interest. Button-down collars, skinny ties and lapels should be worn to create the illusion of length in the body. Purchase a variety of ties to suit any occasion - but no cartoon characters as the new look is more dapper and manly. Fashion Week focuses on the jacket and jeans combination that remains a popular smart-casual combo. Wearing a shirt underneath does help, but the formality of the shirt can vary from a t-shirt to a button down white shirt. Men’s jeans should fit properly and low waisted jeans with a short, fitted jacket will turn heads if the colour combination is correct. Red is popular, rather than the muted colours. Men want to get noticed with bold colours that are still masculine. On the casual front, utility clothing is still on the catwalk and the streets. Wear army combat trousers or Breton fishermen’s sweaters, but combine it with an informal jacket. Dress down by choosing accessories in modest fabrics and styles. You may be tired of wearing a suit and then dress down occasionally, but ensure that you still look dapper and suave, even when walking around the shopping mall. For more information please visit http://www.bankfashion.co.uk/men/mens-clothing/jeans
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Men have got dressed up for London’s Fashion Week on and off the catwalk. No more casual clothes and chilled outfits. This year features suave, formal looks that give the men a chance to dress up for any occasion, from going to work to going to a movie. No more excuses to pull on jeans and a sweater when formal becomes fun and suits are fashionable.
For more information please visit http://www.bankfashion.co.uk/men/mens-clothing/jeans
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