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Many people dress up for the occasion, for many it’s their style they wanna put it out. But for many its “New year new me” goal to achieve. Since New Year is on the way, the outfits planning needs to be done. Stop the guessing game what to wear and get ready for the new trends and experimental combinations for your New year party… STRIPES Corporate parties keeps you pretty restricted and doesn’t leave   much room to explore with the silhouettes of attire. Keep your silhouettes classy and crisp and play around with textures. Horizontal lines are fading away from checks and entering 2019 with vertical lines … yes STRIPES!!! A double breasted blazer with contrasting pocket square and bow tie   and keep the look intact with a twist.   Turn the corporate into more occasion specific  by going for satin lapel tuxedos. Much classier and no one can keeps eyes off you!!!!!!!!! Play around with stripes with paneling to get more quirky and experimental ...

Monograms  In more recent times initials on shirts were used by  big families to distinguish between the clothing of each person. From those humble beginnings of necessity, the personal initial is today a sign of refinement. It is a pride to carry your own logo - it can be your very own spirit animal embroidered on the cuff and your initials. THE LETTERING Usually the initial of the first name is embroidered before that of the surname both followed by a dot, though nothing prevents the initials being embroidered without a dot. THE POSITION Generally the   monogram on men’s shirt  are embroidered on the left side of the shirt in relation to the 4th button (not considering that of the collar),on the points of the collar or on the out-side of the cuff. To be embroidered either in block letters or Italics. The positioning is very important because it should be eye able to flaunt itself. 1) Back yoke (Below th...

For  spring/summer 2019, its all about colors that are empowering and uplifting. The mindset reflects our desire to face the future with empowering colors that provide  confidence and spirit, colors that are uplifting, joyful hues that lend themselves to playful  expressionism and take us down  a path of creative and unexpected combinations. If you’re getting married in the fall, you’ve probably already chosen your color palette, but for those who are getting married next spring or summer, we wanted to highlight  colors that you’re going to fall in love with! Although this trend report highlights the top colors featured in London Fashion Week, we love taking inspiration from this and applying it in the wedding industry. Depending on your style and wedding theme, you could create a ton of combinations from the list below and create your own unique look.   It’s not a surprise to see colors like...