For men who are worried about their wedding attire! What to wear & recommended items that you won’t be in a hurry when you are invited as a guest! Page 8

Midnight blue tuxedo for a cozy wedding style

Johannes Huebl in a midnight blue tuxedo. The dandy atmosphere, which is different from the black and white tuxedo style, accentuates Johannes Huebl’s charm. Since tuxedos are generally worn at night, they should definitely be worn at wedding receptions, parties, and other informal formal wear. The usual choice when wearing a tuxedo for a formal occasion is to wear enamel pumps on the feet, but Johannes Huebl dares to add a playful touch by wearing matte-textured shoes like suede.

TAGLIATORE Two-piece dinner suit

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Tuxedo style with a black bow tie for a more formal look

David Beckham in a navy tuxedo. The classic suit style is theorized to have a pant length that is just long enough to cushion the shins of the pants. The shawl collar lapel has a black transition. The bow tie is black, adding a formal touch. The white linen pocket chief inserted in a square shape goes well with the formal style.

TAGLIATORE Three-piece dinner suit

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Silver-based ties are the way to go for wedding attire

A plain navy suit, white shirt, and silver tie. Silver-based ties are generally considered the dress code for Japanese weddings, so if you are attending the ceremony from the reception, you should choose such a design.

GABRIELE PASINI formal suit

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Formal style with a black suit, white shirt and straight tips with inside wings

Styled with a formal plain black suit, white shirt, and straight-tip shoes with inside wings. The pocket chief is square for a fearless impression.

TAGLIATORE Two-piece suit

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Three peaks is the best way to coordinate pocket chiefs for a wedding!

Pocket chiefs can add a touch of glamour to a suit style. There are many different ways to fold the pocket chief, but the most appropriate fold for wedding attire is the three-peaks fold. Of course, this fold is also the most appropriate for tuxedo style as well as suiting. In the styling below, the look is understated, but if the three horns are further extended, it creates a dignified impression. The striped suit gives the impression of being a bit assertive, but the choice of a plain navy tie and other adjustments to balance the look are also noteworthy.

EVER GRAYS Linen Pocket Chief

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For an after-party or a casual wedding party, a suit style with coin loafers is also an option!

For an after-party or a casual wedding party, it is also possible to dress a little differently from the formal style. In this styling, a blue three-piece suit is paired with coin loafers. The choice of casual shoes gives a sophisticated impression. However, wearing shoes with bare feet gives an overly casual impression, so it is better to wear socks.

Z ZEGNA Two-piece formal suit

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