formal wear revival suits me

23 January, 2008 at 2:16 pm 1 comment

The Staufenbergers and this article in The Observer are both proclaiming The Return of Formal Dressing for Men. Apparently all the catwalks are full of sharp suits.

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I know it’s a tad late to claim this, but I think I saw it coming – a major sign was that all the (young, male) uni students who come in to help our (young, female) PR team out at busy times have been turning up in shirt-and-skinny-tie combos instead of the usual tshirts. And a friend who works for a giftwrap business told me that they’re getting requests to organise boxes to hold shirt-and-tie gift sets for Christmas 08.

Which is great news. There are very few men who don’t look better (and sexier) in a really well cut and well fitting suit. Sadly though, very few men seem to know what a really well cut and well fitting suit is. If all that results from this formal wear revival is a load of old, shiny M&S suits being pulled from the back of wardrobes and into service, I think I might cry.

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  • 1. Suits you, sir « (almost) always thinking  |  5 February, 2010 at 2:13 pm

    [...] might have been two years early in proclaiming the return of formal dressing.  But as I said at the time, there are very few men who don’t look better (and sexier) in a [...]

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