‘Asking for a Friend’ is our style advice series.
Every man needs a suit, but not everyone gets the most bang for his buck. Is there a way to increase the value of this purchase?
Yes, sir: wear the pieces separately. Mix up your outfits to give more life to the jacket and pants. You hopefully got them tailored, so they fit you perfectly and deserve to be worn frequently.
Here are three ways for you to consider wearing your blazer. Relatedly, see our story Asking for a Friend: How to Talk to a Tailor.
Work
Suits at work: less common than they used to be, but never frowned upon. Go for it and you instantly get more respect. With suits and with clothing in general, men are told not to mix brown with black, or black with navy. But why? If it looks good to you, go for it. Brown shoes with black pants and navy tie can look great! See above. Pants from one suit and a jacket from another can also totally work. New rule: no rules.
SHOP: Nordstrom Men’s Shop blazer | Calibrate shirt | Nordstrom Men’s Shop trousers | To Boot New York sneakers | Ted Baker London pocket square | Nordstrom Men’s Shop tie | Nordstrom Men’s Shop tie bar | Nordstrom Men’s Shop socks
Weekend
Sometimes you need to wear something casual to hit brunch and then the farmer’s market but don’t want to look messy. It’s called a weekend. Your blazer can work with that.
SHOP: Nordstrom Men’s Shop blazer | The Very Warm jacket | Topman hoodie | Bonobos pants | ASICS sneakers | Stance socks
Parties/Going Out
When you want to look sharp and maybe even meet someone: casualize your blazer with dark jeans, wear some designer sneakers, and find a shirt that’s fun to touch.
SHOP: Nordstrom Men’s Shop blazer | rag & bone sweater | The Rail t-shirt | Levi’s jeans | Common Projects style sold in-store only; inquire at these locations | Common Projects shoes | Designer sneakers
Photographer: Joel Ramirez
Assistant photographer: Chris Burrows
Stylist: Brenna Carlson
Assistant stylist: Lindsey Fish
HMU: Sarah Swaine
Model: Cameron Welch
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