In addition to telling me that my pants forgot to go down all the way (thank you, Sister), my sister commented that the watermelon look on the right was overwhelming fun, yes, but still overwhelming: So where Ive landed for now is that my color generally resides in my top half shirts, blazers, sweaters and my bottom half stays neutral (with occasional pops of color in my shoes)
Featuring a sweetheart neckline and gorgeous pintuck pleat detail
Oh, and no white
Made from a luxurious blend of tulle, satin, and cotton, it offers a delicate balance of comfort and elegance
You might see this on models or in catalogs, but in real life, it just looks sloppy
If the client is more round in the middle, then Id recommend a classic fit with wider lapel on the jacket to give the appearance of a broad shoulder, in turn balancing out his silhouette. If you have more of a rectangular or inverted-triangle shape, Twaits recommends a slimmer suithe also suggests having a tailor take in the jacket to highlight the waist