When it comes to choosing the right patterns for you wedding suit for men , there are plenty of options available. You’ve got horizontal and vertical stripes, checks, micro-checks, glen check, floral prints (such as paisley) and geometric. Are not we forgetting one that’s important?
Let’s talk about the fishbone pattern.
The fishbone (a.k.a. the herringbone pattern) looks something like this:
It kind of looks boring, doesn’t it? Wait until you see it on some real outfits.
And how about this wedding suit for men?
The herringbone coat can look great if you make sure it fits your body perfectly. Still, you nee to try to make the outfit stand out a little more with… you know… colors and patterns.
Notice how Dan Trepanier is actually wearing two patterns in the wedding suit for men above fishbone and checks. Another thing I want you to notice (and this is really important) is the colors he’s using: gray (on the tie), navy blue (on the vest and pants) and brown (on the sports coat, the shirt and the bag). Grey plus dark or navy blue plus brown is a great color combination that you can use in any outfit. There are a lot more color combinations,
Now let’s see how the same fishbone tie can be worn with a suit. Dan is showcasing this and, even though the outfit is “black-and-white”, the overall look is fantastic! Take a look:
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