DRESS & STYLE / THE STYLE GUIDE
Accessories
A tie, pocket square or cufflink should support the outfit rather than compete with it. Choose each detail in the context of the occasion.
EXPLORE THE GUIDE
01 / AT THE NECK
Tie and Evening Neckwear
A necktie can bring texture, color or pattern to a suit. A bow tie carries different associations, especially in formal evening dress.
Start with the invitation and the shirt collar; do not use evening neckwear to make an ordinary suit into a tuxedo.
Consider this
Look at both options in the context of the full garment and the occasion.
02 / AT THE POCKET
Pocket Squares and Pattern Scale
A pocket square can echo a color without matching the tie exactly. Varying pattern scale helps keep the composition legible.
A quiet fold is often enough; leave a patterned tie room to speak.
Consider this
Discuss how this detail relates to cloth, fit and intended use.
03 / AT THE FINISH
Cufflinks, Belts and Adjusters
Cufflinks belong with a compatible shirt cuff. Belts and trouser side adjusters create different waist treatments; choose the one appropriate to the garment and available design.
Confirm actual accessory and construction availability in the consultation.
Consider this
Discuss how this detail relates to cloth, fit and intended use.
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