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Velvet/Velour
Velvet and velour are seesaw statement fabrics: get them right, and you’re a ‘Ye-level mic-dropping style master; get them wrong, and you’re something between a Real Housewife and a walking dress-up box.
“Velvet, especially a velvet dinner jacket, is a staple for black tie events and holiday parties,” says Bubes. “Because velvet makes such a statement, let the jacket do the talking. Stick to a classic white shirt and add simple, subtle accessories such as a pocket square and cufflinks.” Velvet jackets in colours such as burgundy, navy or hunter green are bold but still look classically masculine when paired with classic black tuxedo trousers.
Getting to grips with which colours suit you, and which categorically do not, is pretty easy. Provided you have access to a mirror and, you know, your eyesight, figuring out which colour combinations complement your skin tone and which make you want to immediately gouge your eyes out with a spoon is relatively straightforward. You just look in the mirror (or take a selfie).
Fabrics are a little different. That’s because there’s a difference between instantly recognising that fire engine red makes pale skin look like it’s on the brink of male menopause and figuring out exactly what it is about those light brown cords that make you want to never (ever) be seen wearing them in public.
To sew this up once and for all, we asked a couple of men’s style experts for their top tips on pulling off the wardrobe’s most difficult materials.
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