Red round neck t-shirt, plus blazers from topman, with black slack and leather shoe, is it ok?
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Sep 11 2011, 12:32 AM
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Red round neck t-shirt, plus blazers from topman, with black slack and leather shoe, is it ok?
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Sep 12 2011, 12:33 AM
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QUOTE(Zephyr_Mage @ Sep 11 2011, 07:21 PM) Sounds like a disaster. Erm, its actually a red themed dinner, but instead of wearing normal red dress shirts and tie, I am thinking of wearing a (quite tight) red tshirt instead with a blazer. Budget problem and dont wanna waste too much $ on this since I already have the red tshirt and topman blazers. Admit it, you want to wear your new blazer but you are afraid people might ridicule you for being "too formal". So you want to try to dress it down with the t-shirt. Right? Am I right? Instead of going for something totally casual like a t-shirt (which totally doesn't go with slacks and/or jacket), you can dress it down using cloth material and colour. Like instead of a dress shirt, go for a oxford cloth button down. Instead of a pair of trousers, go for coloured chinos. The material of the blazer is also important. Since it's from Topman, I'm guessing polyester blend? By the way, the black slacks is fine (you are talking about those polyester "smart" trousers right?) if you are selling insurance or MLM. About the black slacks, how about I change it to khakis colour long pants or jeans, I'm not sure how it's called (Levi's that type). Will it look too unformal for a dinner? Cause the theme is formal, but I don't think a lot of the participant will wear too formal like those going to prom. For example, like this link below, http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/inde...ategoryID=55332 why is it "t-shirt (which totally doesn't go with slacks and/or jacket)"? just asking for opinion. This post has been edited by ElNino~11: Sep 12 2011, 12:37 AM |
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