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rules... rules need to be broken sometimes!!
Do what you want, but I think you are doing a disservice to those asking for advise. You are usually better off not breaking the rules
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The contrast of texture is an excellent idea. The "splash of color"... is harder to pull off. Wearing just navy and white can be a very elegant and classy look, as long as the blues in the tie and the suit are different enough. The red (and really any color other than white in this case) will draw the eye straight to it. That would be unfortunate---you don't want people to focus on your pocketsquare (I assume?). A white linen ps with a tv fold would be ideal.Wearing a wool navy suit and a white shirt with this tie:
And looking for a pocket square. Probably something that will add a little color to the outfit as it's entirely navy/white centric right now, but still remaining pretty simple. How do you guys feel about something like this:
Change of texture and a little splash of color adds something more interesting than the all navy attire. Tell me what you think, and I'm open to suggestions.
Matching a pocket square to a tie is not merely breaking a rule---it looks universally bad.
After years of searching I finally located a quality Union Jack pocket square (my British wife is so proud
100% linen (made in Italy with hand sewn edges) found at Cable Car Clothiers in San Francisco. If you want one, better call them quickly. They just had a few and they aren't on their website.
. I picture you on a scooter wearing that.
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