Waistcoats
With a collar or without, worn as part of a suit or casually with different-colored trousers, the waistcoat is a sleeveless, upper-body garment that can be worn in multiple different ways. Perfect for this time of the year, the waistcoat is just as chic as a peak lapel jacket, acting as the outer layer of a smart casual look.
VERSATILITY
The waistcoat is originally a British garment. It is more formal when worn with a tie when compared to a vest. “The classic way to wear a, Partner and Managing Director at Gillioni. It is often made of the same color of fabric as the suit jacket and trousers. Adding a waistcoat to a suit makes a special statement for the wearer. If it is a colored vest, it should be the only colored piece in the outfit. Depending on their formality and style, waistcoats can be worn with a shirt, odd-colored trousers, chinos and even with denim, according to , COO at Fiordelli. Adding accessories to the waistcoat is also trending. “This applies when the waistcoat is worn without a blazer,” said Keyrouz.
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