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A classic 3-piece suit with vest and shirt buttoned to the collar for an ultra-sophisticated, elegant look, or a lightweight suit in linen or cotton for a casual, relaxed look, this it piece of the men's dressing room is a must-have in the closet.

Long reserved for social events and special occasions, men's suits have become an emblem of men's professional dress code. A fashion must-have, men's suits can now be worn for a business dinner in a restaurant, or on a date with your fiancée. The suit has evolved over time, in cut, material, pattern and color, but it has retained its timeless aura of refinement and elegance. Perfect for a contemporary, classic look, suits can also be worn unstructured and mismatched. Mix a striped double-breasted suit jacket with a formal collar, light blue jeans, a white shirt and a shoulder bag, and you've got a casual, professional look for the office.

How to choose a men's suit?

Sophisticated, elegant and always in fashion, a man's suit has become an essential part of the male wardrobe, accessorized and adapted to suit the context and your personal style. For a more whimsical look, you can opt for a patterned suit, the traditional tartan print that always makes an impact, to be worn with regular or slim jeans and a plain black round-neck sweater for a British touch that always makes an impact.

While suits used to be one-size-fits-all, men's fashion has come a long way since then, offering a wide range of suits to suit every need and context. For a business meeting, for example, you'd opt for a classic black suit with regular or slim-cut pants, a long-sleeved white shirt with an officer collar and a black suit jacket with a flap collar. You can wear this type of suit to a business meeting with a pair of white canvas sneakers or dress shoes like black derbies.

To celebrate a private event, such as a wedding or engagement party, you can dare to wear a patterned suit, with stripes, geometric squares or gingham prints. Just avoid wearing the white groom's suit!

The 3-piece suit is the most exuberant of men's suits, bling-bling and elegant at the same time, in a sartorial spirit that adds a touch of refinement to your silhouette. Wear it with loafers for a vintage touch, a matching pocket handkerchief and a pretty plain tie.

Which shoes and accessories to wear with a men's suit?

Men's suits can be worn to work, or to celebrate the festive season with family and friends, with straight and slim cuts for a contemporary look. When choosing a suit for men, it's important to consider not only the cut, but also the fabric (cotton, linen or synthetic). The color of your suit, or the color of your patterns, also plays a role. Gingham patterns are particularly well-suited to men with dark skin. For blond-haired men with blue eyes, navy-blue suits with white collared shirts are always a hit, while blue, green and gray suits for men will bring out your complexion and your electric gaze. From the fun and colorful bow tie to the classic silk pocket handkerchief with a polka-dot pattern, these are the suit accessories that will make you stand out from the crowd, or even make you instantly recognizable if you want to make them your signature.

If you're buying your very first suit, it's best to choose a black, regular-cut, well-fitted suit. The most important thing in choosing a classic men's suit is that it fits well on your figure. You need to feel comfortable, neither too tight nor too form-fitting. The modern men's suit fits close to the body without constricting, allowing you to move freely.

For a coherent, harmonious outfit with a men's suit, avoid wearing brown men's dress shoes with a black or blue suit, or wearing white or colored socks; the emphasis is on sobriety and elegance. You also need to pay attention to the length of your shirt sleeves with your men's suit: a shirt that's too wide, or a sleeve that's too long, can spoil the chic of your outfit.