As the supporting role next to your leading lady, you'll need to make sure your wedding day attire is nothing less than Oscar-worthy. Of course, there are many things to consider before selecting the perfect style. Time of day and season are crucial factors, as are theme and location.
Below are five Men's wedding fashion trends for this upcoming fall, suitable for a formal, casual, or outdoor event.
The White Wedding
Throughout fashion history the white tie tuxedo has been dubbed the extreme elegance in men's formal wear. Although white is not a typical color worn in fall, it does seem fitting for a winter wonderland themed wedding or perfect against the backdrop of thick sheets of snow. For an updated take on this classic look, try a vest instead of a cummerbund, it will look more slimming and look less dated.
Shop Joseph & Feiss's White Two Button Notch Lapel by Men's Wearhouse and Bella Luna Collection Vest & Euro Tie in White.
The Double Breasted Suit
You can thank Tom Ford and Gucci for the reincarnation of the modern, double-breasted suit. The revamped silhouette has gone from an American box-cut to a more sliming look, with broader shoulders and a slim waist. Look for a double-breasted suit with a "Kent" cut, a style named after The Prince George, Duke of Kent. His infamous suit included a longer lapel line that extended into the waist, instantly adding height and a flattering slimmer waist.
Try Emporio Armani's double-breasted jacket in lightweight raffia, emporioarmani.com
The Monochromatic Man
A monochromatic color scheme looks clean and sleek and yet adds just a touch of modern sophistication. For a casual or daytime event a charcoal suit is completely appropriate over a tone-on-tone shirt set, such as a gray oxford and a long platinum tie.
Get the look with a gray pin-striped suit, $525, by Kenneth Cole Reaction, kennethcole.com. Gray shirt, $250; tweed vest, $415; tweed tie, $125, by Band of Outsiders, bandofoutsiders.com. Metallic silver leather loafers, $480, by Cesare Paciotti, cesare-paciotti.com.
The Skinny Tie Affair
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