Wearing smart clothes out!

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

I'm a little stuck here.
I want to go out to the clubs looking smart i.e shirt and tie smart. However, I don't know how to pull this look off.
I like the grey look, grey trousers with a smart shirt and shoes, but don't know what shirt or shoes to buy.
Help!

Le Samourai · Dec 3, 2011

Unless your wearing a jacket, don't wear a tie, in fact if your going clubbing, don't wear a tie even if your wearing a jacket. Buy nice shoes, make sure your clothes fit properly. The rest is personal choice IMO. That said I would avoid dark coloured dress shirts.

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

Any pictures you could show as an example of smart nightwear ?

stevent · Dec 3, 2011

I posted this in another similar thread:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/28/f...clubs-will-this-get-me-in.html?pagewanted=all

pdiddy you type like a british guy, why use such a username like pdiddy?

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

I was listening to him when I signed up for this forum haha, simple as that.
And thanks, ill have a look through them.

Grey trousers, Red shirt. What shoes to wear ? Any accessories to add ?

add911_11 · Dec 3, 2011

For a smart club look, nothing beats a black suit and white shirt

Grey is a office colour in my opinion, also please don't wear a red shirt

If you insist on grey trouser, I will suggest you to get a nice dark velvet jacket, no tie

Good luck

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

Why not a red/burgundy shirt?

Texastyle · Dec 3, 2011

Pdiddy said:
Why not a red/burgundy shirt?

It looks cheap to me. I hate guys that look like they shop exclusively at Express.

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

The shirt I'm looking at doesn't look cheap.
What colour of shirt do you recommend ?

Texastyle · Dec 3, 2011

I'm not saying the shirt itself looks cheap, but the people who I have seen trying to pull off that look are usually pretty tacky. Red shirt + black tie= frat dude.

There is always a white shirt but you can mix it up by getting a checked pattern. I always like the gingham look but it depends on your personal style.

stevent · Dec 3, 2011

Texastyle said:
I'm not saying the shirt itself looks cheap, but the people who I have seen trying to pull off that look are usually pretty tacky. Red shirt + black tie= frat dude.
There is always a white shirt but you can mix it up by getting a checked pattern. I always like the gingham look but it depends on your personal style.

Where do you see people in red shirts / black ties? I've never seen anybody in my greek system wear that out. A few brothers may wear a black suit with red shirt black tie but not for going out?

And something overdyed red like the BoO shirts would look good imo

Pdiddy · Dec 3, 2011

Does white not look too office-worker like ? I reckon the burgundy shirt (has a white stripe down the middle and is white at the cuffs) with brown shoes and brown belt will look good ?

Gdot · Dec 3, 2011

But a red shirt with a green tie..................seasonal sprezz at it's finest!

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add911_11 · Dec 3, 2011

Sounds a risky option, may I ask for pics?

White shirt could be causal if it is a relax collar

Texastyle · Dec 3, 2011

Pdiddy said:
Does white not look too office-worker like ? I reckon the burgundy shirt (has a white stripe down the middle and is white at the cuffs) with brown shoes and brown belt will look good ?

I don't want to be rude, but that shirt sounds terrible. I'm not really into the clubbing scene but I imagine it would make you look like a cheese dick. The shoes and belt sound fine though. Try posting a picture if you could so we can get a better idea of what you are talking about.

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