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Layered style (3) “Drekkaje” (dressy style)
The layered style of matching short outerwear with suits is slowly spreading!
The number of people who enjoy layering outerwear that is shorter than a tailored jacket with a suit or tailored jacket is slowly on the rise. The layering, which at first glance appears unnatural but is in fact a good thing, creates a mood of an expert. For those of you who have a lot of experience in suit dressing, why don’t you try this kind of layering to find a fresh style of styling?
Luigi Lardini’s men’s coordinate using a cardigan as outerwear for jackets.
Mr. Luigi Rardini’s layered coordinate dares to use a cardigan, which is generally considered to be used as an inner layer of a jacket, as an outer layer. This is a coordination unique to Luigi Lardini, the creative director of Lardini, who always keeps an aggressive stance, such as by presenting a collection designed by Yosuke Aizawa, a designer of White Mountaineering. This style is easy to try with cardigans designed for outerwear, such as low gauge and long cardigans.
Matching a tailored jacket with an M-65 for a cozy drekkazi layered coordinate
Tailored jackets and suits used to be associated with elegant, long-length coats such as trench coats and Chester coats, but this has gradually changed over the past few years as casual wear has progressed. Marco Zambardo, who is known for his mix of military and dressy tastes, created a sophisticated layered coordinate by adding an M-65 to a double-breasted tailored jacket. The exquisite length of the tailored jacket, which does not extend beyond the hem of the jacket, successfully avoids a drab look. The use of white items to remove the accent is also a good idea.
