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Orange and green dress shirts?

Bradford

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WTF - why am I seeing a bunch of guys at my workplace wearing orange or green dress shirts? Is this something that's in style now?
 

Bradford

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I don't know how to describe them, but kind of light - like fall leaves. Here's a similar green Green shirt They're awfully ugly.
 

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I could see it work casually without a tie. With a navy or light grey suit.
 

ManofKent

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Hmmm looks fine to me. Light green works well with navy (as does orange).
 

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Originally Posted by ManofKent
Hmmm looks fine to me. Light green works well with navy (as does orange).

Or even a tan cotton suit
 

awxg

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I remember seeing someone wear an orange gingham shirt with a navy suit in WAYWT. Looked very cool.
 

ManofKent

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Originally Posted by awxg
I remember seeing someone wear an orange gingham shirt with a navy suit in WAYWT. Looked very cool.

Phat Guido I think.
 
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I picked up a nice green gingham dress shirt on B&S last month. Looks really nice with a navy suit and navy knit tie IMO.
 

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Silk knot as boutinneire....interesting.
 

3stylelife

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Orange and green are two prongs of a color triad, so it makes sense that they could work nicely together. Of course, orange is often so saturated that this becomes difficult, but definitely workable.
 

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Originally Posted by ManofKent
Hmmm looks fine to me. Light green works well with navy (as does orange).

I would do orange before green but I agree. Particularly like the look PG pulls off.
 

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