Styling·1 min read
How to wear a suit three ways
One blazer, three very different moods. Notes on cut, proportion, and the small moves that change a look entirely.
A good blazer doesn't ask for much. It sits well, holds a line, and does what you tell it to.
One — The boardroom
Worn over a fine silk shirt, closed at the button, paired with our wide trouser. The proportions should feel tall and uninterrupted.
A suit is a system. Change one piece and the whole thing rebalances.
Two — The dinner
Same blazer, worn open. Shirt swapped for a silk slip, or nothing at all.
Three — The weekend
Over a knit, sleeves pushed back, half-buttoned.
A short note on fit
None of this works if the shoulders are wrong. The seam should sit at the edge of your natural shoulder — not past it, not inside it.
