Hi all,
A bit about me - I'm a 25 yo young professional, starting out in medical school and will be active in both finance and medicine in the northeast region of the US in the coming years. I also like to go to fancy dinners, operas, parties, etc.
A bit about my wardrobe - polos, quarterzips, chinos, chino shorts, white sneakers, boat shoes, etc. are largely what I wear throughout the year. I try not to stand out too much but also put thought into coordinating different elements so that I strike a good balance between casual and elegant. I currently have a tan suit from Sandro (unstructured), a black suit from SuitSupply (half canvas), a black velvet blazer (from Hugo Boss so it's not the best quality and doesn't feel the most comfortable). I really only like my black suit from SS right now since it looks the most well-made, and I'm trying to get a navy suit for professional occasions but I also want it to be not so boring that I look like just another "finance bro" (for a lack of a better reference - no offense to anyone).
So here are the two I found from Pini Parma: The first is on the "boring" side, but definitely safe for work. The second is a bit less boring but not sure how it plays out for me at work as a young professional. I'm also open to getting both suits if you think they are different enough.
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Thank you for making it thus far in my long post and I look forward to hearing some of your advice!
A bit about me - I'm a 25 yo young professional, starting out in medical school and will be active in both finance and medicine in the northeast region of the US in the coming years. I also like to go to fancy dinners, operas, parties, etc.
A bit about my wardrobe - polos, quarterzips, chinos, chino shorts, white sneakers, boat shoes, etc. are largely what I wear throughout the year. I try not to stand out too much but also put thought into coordinating different elements so that I strike a good balance between casual and elegant. I currently have a tan suit from Sandro (unstructured), a black suit from SuitSupply (half canvas), a black velvet blazer (from Hugo Boss so it's not the best quality and doesn't feel the most comfortable). I really only like my black suit from SS right now since it looks the most well-made, and I'm trying to get a navy suit for professional occasions but I also want it to be not so boring that I look like just another "finance bro" (for a lack of a better reference - no offense to anyone).
So here are the two I found from Pini Parma: The first is on the "boring" side, but definitely safe for work. The second is a bit less boring but not sure how it plays out for me at work as a young professional. I'm also open to getting both suits if you think they are different enough.

Blue Full Canvas Suit in Loro Piana Wool - Made in Italy
Full CanvasLapel of 9.5 cm wideLoro Piana Four Season Super 150's wool 260 gr/mtNatural shoulders (no padding)"Barchetta" pocket Buttonholes openedDrop 6LinedTrousers Semi-slim fitSide adjustersMade In Italy Model wears: 48 (IT-EU) / 38 (US-UK) Model's height: 183 cm / 6'0" WOOL Loro Piana...


Blue Avio Full Canvas Suit in Loro Piana Wool - Made in Italy
Composition: 100% Super 150 Australian Merino wool by Loro Piana - "Australis" collectionWool weight: 260/270 gsm Full canvas constructionLapel width of 9.5 cm (3.75 inch)Natural shoulders (no padding)"Barchetta" chest pocket Functional buttonholesFlap pocketsLinedDrop 6 Classic trousers...

Thank you for making it thus far in my long post and I look forward to hearing some of your advice!