Suits

Men’s suits often come into play in conversations about business. However, not every man wears suits for business purposes. Modern suiting became popular in a period of sartorial revolution during the early 19th century and progressed through regency, Victorian, Edwardian, inter-and post-war periods to today. Designers craft beautiful suits with a timeless elegance and formality.

Suiting represents a sophisticated ensemble that has existed for decades and is unlikely to disappear anytime soon. It is ideal for ceremonies, business conferences, office jobs, and nightlife. Contemporary teenagers even don suits and tuxedos for prom. Everyday suits come in colors such as grey, black, and navy.  However, you can find a tailored suit in practically any color. Light-colored suits are exquisite. They are on-trend, especially during the warm summer days.

Dressed for business, Clément Chabernaud wears The Kensington grey and brown mini check wool suit with a brown silk ombre stripe tie by Paul Smith.

Lookbooks

Paul Smith Fall 2023: Tailoring for All Occasions

Paul Smith’s fall-winter 2023 tailoring range encompasses refined silhouettes, exuding a contemporary edge while retaining the traditional craftsmanship the brand is known for. The selection, modeled by the charismatic Clément Chabernaud, conveys a compelling narrative …