Style Guide
Wedding Dress Code Guide
From barns to beaches, today's weddings are opening the door to a wider range of dress codes. This is your one-stop guide for nailing every wedding look, every time.
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Black Tie Dress Code
Traditional weddings will likely take a more elevated approach on attire.
When opting for a tuxedo, remember there are certain dos and don'ts; namely don’t forget the small details—stud buttons, white shirt with French cuffs & cufflinks, suspenders (never a belt!), silk bow tie, classic patent leather lace-ups—or, if you're going ultra-modern, some velvet slippers—and of course the pocket square.
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Keep it classic
Formal Dress Code
The formal dress code keeps an elevate aesthetic, but doesn't quite require all the bells and whistles of a black-tie ensemble.
Classic navy and dark grey suits paired with a crisp white shirt is always a safe choice for formal attire. Follow you instinct and stick to what works—black or brown shoes, and a complementary tie and pocket square pairing are always a smart bet.
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Double Monk Straps — complement a traditional look while adding an understated touch of flair.
Style tip — Ties & pocket squares don't have to match, but should complement each other—be sure to keep the colors basic and patterns classic.
Add some color
Cocktail Dress Code
Cocktail attire is somewhat formal in its own way, but certainly leaves space for a little more creativity and style.
This is the time to bring in some pattern with your jacket, your tie, or even some colorful socks. Three-piece or double-breasted in a wider range of colors are certainly acceptable—greens, camel even burgundy are great options, especially when finished with personal style touches like lapel pins and patterned pocket squares.
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Add some vibrant patterns to your attire.
Casual, but elevated
Smart Casual Dress Code
When it comes to a causal setting, this is the time and place to loosen up your style.
Smart casual is a good time to opt for a cotton suit, or pairing a tailored jacket with some comfortable chinos and sockless loafers. If you'd like, lose the tie altogether and sub the button-up for a knit or long-sleeve polo. A bright pocket square can add some flair and color contrast while some suede sneakers bring it all together.
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Slip-ons — a comfortable and casual pair for any laid-back look.
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Design Your Own
Whether you prefer a more conservative tuxedo or black suit, a modern three-piece or timeless double-breasted, you can make almost anything work if you know the season and setting. If you're looking to create something that’s entirely you, customizing might be the perfect route.
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Whether you prefer a more conservative tuxedo or black suit, a modern three-piece or timeless double-breasted, you can make almost anything work if you know the season and setting. If you're looking to create something that’s entirely you, customizing might be the perfect route.
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