Suit

Whether you'regoing to work or attending events that require a certain sartorial effort, having at least one men's suit in your men's dressing room is a must. However, when you're not used to wearing this type of garment and have more of a casual style, it can be difficult to find your way around and make a choice.

Here' ssome expert advice on how to wear a man's suit like a glove!

How to choose the right suit for the right occasion?

We often think we can settle for just one suit. That you'll wear the same suit to a job interview, a wedding or a business party. But very often, this doesn't really work. After all, there's not just one suit for every occasion, but many. And above all, why deprive yourself of the pleasure of choosing your suit according to your desires and the occasion? So what style of suit should you choose? Here are some answers from Brentiny.

• For a job interview or a business meeting: the aim here is to highlight your professionalism while allowing you to stand out, so it's essential to choose a simple, elegant suit that fits perfectly and shows you off to best advantage. But be careful not to overdo it: a tie, bow tie or 3-piece suit are not necessary.

• For a wedding or festive private event: choosing a men's suit to wear to a wedding is easier, because it offers more possibilities . Indeed, you can afford to be original and choose a different cut or color ,such as electric blue, lilac or even fir green. The best thing to do is find out beforehand about any dresscode (especially if you're best man or groomsman) and then choose a suit you like.

• For a social evening: far from being reserved exclusively for business and special occasions, men's suits can also be worn to cocktail parties or chic soirées.In this case, we advise you to play the simplicity card by opting for a suit jacket and pants, to be worn with a shirt, without necessarily wearing a tie or bow tie.You can also make the outfit more casual by wearing just the jacket with a shirt and raw denim jeans. Be careful, though: this should be reserved for events where you know the dresscode will be casual chic.

Color, pattern, cut: how do you choose your men's suit?

Generally speaking, three colors stand out when it comes to men's suits: black, gray and navy blue . The advantage of these colors is that they're classic and sober, so they go perfectly with a classic light-colored shirt and black or brown dress shoes. Of course, nothing prevents you from choosing a more original color, especially if you want to wear your men's suit to a private event such as a wedding, christening, communion, etc.

If you want to play the originality card, but don't want to choose a suit in brighter colors, you can also opt for a patterned model. The most popular patterns are houndstooth, herringbone, check and stripes. Whether the pattern is on the suit itself or on the shirt, choosing this type of garment rather than a plain model is ideal for standing out and creating a more personalized outfit.

As forthe cut, it's all about the jacket, which can be embellished with one, two or three buttons, or presented as adouble-breasted jacket with four or six buttons. To make things easier for you, assume that the more buttons on your men's suit jacket, the more formal it will look. It's up to you to choose the model that matches the image you want to project when you wear your suit.

How to ensure impeccable results?

Like thelittle black dress for women, a man's suit is theideal way to look elegant and stand out at important events, both private and professional. Nevertheless, it's important to make sure you feel comfortable enough to enjoy your evening and have a good time. We therefore advise you to choose a model that appeals to you without trying too hard to impress: your charisma and charm will take care of that perfectly.

Finally, for a man's suit to have the desired effect, it'sessential that it's the right size, whether in shoulders, sleeves or legs . So, if your suit doesn't fit perfectly, don't hesitate tocall on the expertise of a seamstress or dressmaker who can adjust your garment to your morphology for a dazzling made-to-measure result.