Check Out This Wedding Suit

[MrDaniels]

I saw this in the New York Post:

http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/...en_fleming.htm

Most likely not off-the-rack, and I bet not part of a rental stock. What do you think, custom? A few of the details make it a bit too much for the office, but I think it's a great look.

 

[SuitGuy24]

Interesting. I wonder if the jacket is vented; and if so, how many. I also would not wear it to the office, I don't think I could pull it off at all.

 

[Connemara]

I'd certainly liven up the shirt/tie combo with some bold patterns and colors, but aside from that it looks quite nice. I especially love the neon yellow lining

 

[Jovan]

Originally Posted by SuitGuy24

Interesting. I wonder if the jacket is vented; and if so, how many. I also would not wear it to the office, I don't think I could pull it off at all.
Because of the single button, or the vest?

 

[yachtie]

I'd wear that to the office, but I'm not a fan of bright linings.

 

[rnoldh]

Too much cuff showing for my taste. Color of suit is nice.

I used to live on the East Side of NYC near the Frick and it is really a fabulous place. I wish the newly weds well!

 

[Jovan]

Well I don't know if single button would go over well in most offices yachtie. For that matter, a three piece. I'm sure you can get away with wearing a lapelled waistcoat in offices that permit waistcoats at all though.

 

[SuitGuy24]

Originally Posted by Jovan

Because of the single button, or the vest?

The fact that is a single-button and that the vest has lapels. I might try to sneak a three-piece into my officewear if I owned one. I must be going blind, I didn't even notice that electric lining.

 

[Quirk]

Would look better with peaked lapels.

 

[MrDaniels]

Originally Posted by Quirk

Would look better with peaked lapels.

I agree. But then I pose this question: Can you have peak lapels on the jacket and then notch lapels on the vest?