Men in White

Men in white can look really hot or really goofy and awkward.  Follow these few simple rules to keep it looking right and tight!

Pants/Trousers

• Pale colours can often be unforgiving, so if you’re a little paranoid choose trousers with a flattering low-slung waist and straight-cut legs, a classic combo that will make the best of any shape
• White is a great base colour for making your accessories stand out, so a timeless leather belt with metal buckle will anchor the look
• For a quirky, summery twist, ditch sensible shoes in favour of a pair of snappy loafers worn without socks, for a flash of bare ankles
• Slick tailoring is a must for a smart take on white, everything must be beautifully cut and well-fitting, since anything baggy or badly-made will stick out a mile
• Rather than the usual greys, navy and charcoals, try wearing rich, earthy browns and taupes with your white separates, they make for a stylish yet conservative colour palette that suits most skin tones

Jacket/Blazer

• A golden rule to remember is never to wear your white jacket with black trousers as you will look like a waiter. The possible exception to this is a white tuxedo jacket with black dress trousers, but if you want to go down that road it needs to be a legitimately formal occasion
• Keep lapels narrow; small details are far more obvious on light coloured pieces, so save experimenting with unusual collars and pockets for another time
• Team with cool, neutral shades in super-luxurious fabrics for a look that really exudes effortless elegance

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