Year of the suit marked by new silhouettes and comfort
The fashion trend shifts toward relaxed, varied suit silhouettes for professionals. Hartz and Co. markets Euro American and American cuts in Frederick with about 1000 suits made daily, sold nationwide through 800 stores and brands like Tallia Uomo and Givenchy. Designers stress polished formality remains for executives, while business casual grows in popularity for less formal settings.
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Suiting up for a new career with quality suits and fit
Expert advice on building a professional men's wardrobe notes eight to nine suits for frequent wear, twelve to eighteen dress shirts, and multiple shoe styles. Dick Kessler of Kings Mens Wear suggests more suits yield longer life, with emphasis on fit, fabric, and price.
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Trouser fashion shifts with pleats and cuffs in fall line
Men favor pleated trousers with most sales in that style says Mr. Kessler. He notes cuffed pants suit many careers and can be altered later. Fall offerings feature natural tones like ash and taupe with chalk stripes and muted finishes. Sport coats provide color and pattern variety for professional dress.
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