THE DRESS CODE: HOW TO BE THE BEST-DRESSED THIS SEASON.

We show you how you can dress up and down a suit in simple steps, so that you will be the best dressed in a suit this season. You should feel comfortable in your suit and it should represent you. At the same time, it must be appropriate for the occasion.

Double breasted blazer

After a few years out of the trend picture, the double-breasted blazer is back in full swing. Here is Pawan in a Farris blazer and Damien trousers from Oscar Jacobson, in the color navy. We have styled it with a blue and white striped shirt , a tie in the same colors as the blazer, but with touches of colour, as well as a colorful scarf in the breast pocket. Dare to experiment with different patterns and colours, especially when you're wearing a plain suit. This makes the outfit more playful and interesting.

Maritime

Another way to wear the double breasted blazer is to replace the shirt, dress pants and dress shoes with a t-shirt, jeans or other trousers and sneakers. This is how you create a more relaxed look. This year, the maritime style is dominant in the fashion picture. To put together an outfit in maritime style, you should think that the "base" in the form of a t-shirt and trousers should be white, possibly light beige. The shoes can be white sneakers , brown Birkenstocks or similar. With a blue blazer, preferably double-breasted, you create a relaxed and stylish maritime outfit. To add the finishing touch, you can tie a scarf around your neck.

Plaid blazer

Another strong trend this season is plaid. We really like a plaid blazer! Here, Pawan is wearing the Salerno Blazer from Frislid. It lifts the outfit and gives it a more exciting look. Go for checkered patterns in tones such as black, brown and white as these are easy to combine with other colours. Feel free to use a patterned tie with the checkered blazer, but keep the colors the same for an overall expression.

If you want a more subdued look, leave the blazer open with a t-shirt underneath. Combine this with a pair of sneakers, preferably in the same color tones as your blazer.
What we hope you take away from this is inspiration to dare to play more with patterns and colours. That it is not always necessary to have a shirt and tie together with the suit, but that it can also be just as nice with a t-shirt and a pair of sneakers. You can dress the suit up or down, but also consider the occasions in which you will wear the suit. If you are still not sure what suits you, or which suit, tie, shirt, sneakers etc. you should choose, you are always most welcome to visit us in Bogart. This is our area of ​​expertise and we are here to help you.
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