Q: Ok, this is really good info, though not applicable to me. So if I may, I'm going to a business conference in a couple of months, my first time to such an event. I don't really want to wear a suit, but I still want to look presentable, what would you recommend? Thanks.
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A: In this day and age of businesses going casual, suits are becoming appropriate only to a few business industries like finance. Wearing a business suit is still your best bet especially since this is your first time.
But if you are among the rebellious guys who avoid suits in any way, you can get away with wearing a simple dark denim jeans (no faded jeans) with a dark blazer and shirt. Complete the outfit with a black belt and black round toe oxford shoes.
A: In this day and age of businesses going casual, suits are becoming appropriate only to a few business industries like finance. Wearing a business suit is still your best bet especially since this is your first time.
But if you are among the rebellious guys who avoid suits in any way, you can get away with wearing a simple dark denim jeans (no faded jeans) with a dark blazer and shirt. Complete the outfit with a black belt and black round toe oxford shoes.
Could you write some tips for wedding? I'm getting married on May and I need some dressing tips! I'm male, btw :P
ReplyDeleteI hate the jacket + jeans combo
ReplyDeletejeans sound horrible, maybe if they were black jeans
ReplyDeleteI like that a lot actually, that's pretty how I picture myself at that conference.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot man.
You're welcome bro.
ReplyDeleteLet me know what your colleagues at work think of that look.
Oh before I forget, make sure the jacket and pants fit you well. And dark blue jeans only. Avoid wearing those with wash, fades etc.
Uhh, am I the only one to notice that that guy is FLYING? Forget about clothes. Learn to hover in midair and you're sure to impress.
ReplyDeleteOoo the jeans kind of sound a little bit off putting! but thanks for sharing anyway!
ReplyDeletei dont know if i could do jeans in that setting..
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i don't know if it's for the pic, but i think that guy need to take off that jacket, doesn't go well with the jean
ReplyDeleteLove the look, professional yet relaxed
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