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Casual Blazer instructions for a NOOB?

gateslion

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I think I want to try the blazer look, but I don't have a clue what I am doing.

I want to do the whole blazer with jeans thing. Something for the clubs, bars, maybe a dinner date.

I'm thinking Jeans Blazer, trendy t shirt?

Or

Jeans, blazer, button down, semi casual dress shirt? Tucked or untucked? Going for well dressed but cool not stuffy.

What kind of shoes? Thanks.
 

dieselixi

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I second That, I interested in the same look, but I'm a noob as well.
 

GBear

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Both work. Shoes? Trainers, oxfords, etc. depends on the color of blazer, pants, etc.
 

K. Nights

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If you're going with jeans, stick with an unstructured blazer. Most kinds of shoes will work, you could dress it up a bit with some wingtips or loafers, or keep it casual with some classic sneakers. It really depends on the situation.

Don't do the graphic tee under the blazer, it's a bad look in my opinion. Casual button-ups will work, some people don't approve of the untucked shirt under the blazer but I think it looks good provided the shirt isn't too long. If it's a dress shirt you need to tuck it in, though.
 

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I'm sorry but you can't wear blazers with shoes.
 

phaseshift

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anyone else feel like blazers really don't look good with broad shoulders? I've got some broad shoulders and I dont think it ever looks good...maybe I should get them tailored
 

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^^ theoretically speaking they'll look good if they're fit right.
 

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