Is this the perfect way to wear a suit?

[Thankyou4calling]

In the absence of a dedicated fashion forum i thought I'd ask the question.

I love wearing a suit.

Is this the perfect fit? Often people seem to wear them too tight and with the sleeves a little short.

Now admittedly the man maketh, but to me this is spot on.

What do others think?

[so called]

I would say money well spent.

[Shakermaker]

I did not give permission for my image or likeness to be used in this manner...

[Robbo 27]

Classic Yuppy look from the 80s, dark blue pinstripe worsted suit and white shirt, looks a well made, well cut suit using good material.

Not sure about brown shoes with a blue suit but doesnt really matter

[NBTBRV8]

The shoes need to be a few shades darker, but that looks fine.

[RC1807]

Robbo 27 said:

Classic Yuppy look from the 80s, dark blue pinstripe worsted suit and white shirt, looks a well made, well cut suit using good material.

Not sure about brown shoes with a blue suit but doesnt really matter

You fking tell him!





(I agree though.)

[HOGEPH]

Where's the cravat?

[TheJimi]

IMO, it also helps that he's got a decent (!) physique.

[Hard-Drive]

Ooooh! Does sir need half an inch off the leg to make it hang better on sir's legs? Do you sir? Half an inch makes quite a difference doesn't it sir? Are sir's creases a bit crinkled sir? Are they sir? Ooooh, suits you sir!

[Pothole]

This would appear to be the way to make the most money...

[Sheets Tabuer]

I always thought Daniel Craig wore them best.

Obviously no matter what I wear I look like I'm smuggling a wok.

[p1stonhead]

Harvey Specter.

[Rosscow]

Thankyou4calling said:

In the absence of a dedicated fashion forum i thought I'd ask the question.

I love wearing a suit.

Is this the perfect fit? Often people seem to wear them too tight and with the sleeves a little short.

Now admittedly the man maketh, but to me this is spot on.

What do others think?

Not for me. I think it looks dated, and too big.

I think the problem with that man is his size - he would struggle to wear what I would call a good suit. It's just too baggy. I'm also not a pin stripe fan. And I'd always wear a tie!

This is more me (although, unfortunately, not me!)

[AdamFX]

Trousers are too baggy at the bottom for me, but when you have quads his size there's probably not a lot you can do.

[ZOLLAR]

p1stonhead said:

Harvey Specter.

The wardrobe department must spend a fortune on the suits and tailoring.

[Theophany]

Rosscow said:

Not for me. I think it looks dated, and too big.

I think the problem with that man is his size - he would struggle to wear what I would call a good suit. It's just too baggy. I'm also not a pin stripe fan. And I'd always wear a tie!

This is more me (although, unfortunately, not me!)

Whenever I see somebody wearing one of those absurdly 'skinny' suits my first thought is it's fresh off the rail at Topman or similar.

[ChocolateFrog]

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Not for me. I think it looks dated, and too big.

I think the problem with that man is his size - he would struggle to wear what I would call a good suit. It's just too baggy. I'm also not a pin stripe fan. And I'd always wear a tie!

This is more me (although, unfortunately, not me!)




[/quote]

A suit should be timeless, that looks more like a high street fashion statement to me, reminds of the shiny suit brigade.

[p1stonhead]

ZOLLAR said:

p1stonhead said:

Harvey Specter.

The wardrobe department must spend a fortune on the suits and tailoring.

Some are ten grand. I looked and was astounded.

[williamp]

p1stonhead said:

ZOLLAR said:

p1stonhead said:

Harvey Specter.

The wardrobe department must spend a fortune on the suits and tailoring.

Some are ten grand. I looked and was astounded.

They should rename the show "suits" Oh, hang on...

[Rosscow]

Theophany said:

Whenever I see somebody wearing one of those absurdly 'skinny' suits my first thought is it's fresh off the rail at Topman or similar.

You'd class that as an absurdly skinny suit? I think it's a just a suit that actually fits, cut in a modern style.