Thursday, June 21, 2012

What fits slim fit?



Slim-fit suits are in style. Unlike most styles which leave allowance greater fabric, slim fit shirt has a more narrow cut, leaving only a 1-23 time. Cut the body-contouring creates more, see the taper. In other words, slim fit jacket for men is not only to a select few with Hugh Jackman's body out there - it also works for the general population of men with normal body. This is just a matter of finding the right. Even places like Mr Big & High has started to bring the pants and blazer in a leaner style.


This slim fit jacket trend to open a physical appreciation of men, showed that he can preen and look good too. It is no longer "feminine" or homosexual "for men to pay attention to clothes fit anymore.

Style and Cut to look out for:

A. 3 buttons on the jacket / blazer - again and you make a fashion faux pas.
2. Shoulders should be completed - no shoulder pads of the 80s. American forces at the end of the shoulder blade while the British style top out a little past the shoulders.
3. Most of the new style of double Breasted you will see in the upcoming season is the "Kent" style, which is the thinnest of cuts DB. The "Kent" cut will create a slimming effect to the waist and also add height due to the expansion of the collar to the waist again (following the traditional English setting).

Traditional:

Traditional-contrast (think black slim fit suit and white, white collared shirt, a diagonal line from the tie, horizontal pinstripes)
Thin-tie
-Thin, subtle pinstripes

aristocrat:

Coat and color-coordinated shirts (ex. dark plum-striped suit, purple tie who dared to coordinate with the jacket, collared shirt with a light purple color fine)

avant:

-Simple
subtle shades of gray
-Add a taper collar (not recommended if you are a little bigger - stick to clean cut lines and smooth horizontal pinstripes elongate the body)

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