Nowadays, fashion trends are changing rapidly. When matching boys' clothes, just remember four factors to be seriously considered: color, line, texture and style. It's okay. There's no need to follow suit. When choosing colors, people make four mistakes. They wear conflicting colors, orange ties with green shirts and blue shirts; They are dressed in such dull colors that they blend in with each other, light blue shirts, light blue suits and light blue ties; They wear unpleasant colors, and a man with red hair wears a bright red shirt; They chose the colors and shades of the middle and lower classes ... There are many such examples, iron blue and iron green-they are the colors of the middle and lower classes wherever they are found. However, black is the color of the lower class only when it is used in rainproof coats. But it is completely acceptable in long coats and double coats. These examples are very obvious. The line of any clothing is the direction of the pattern. Pinstripe suits have vertical patterns; Plaid suits are available in horizontal and vertical styles. The pattern of paisley tweed tie has no direction. Some club ties also have no direction, while others have oblique patterns; Rib ties have an oblique pattern. When clothes are matched together, it is very important that the pattern in one direction cannot be matched with the pattern in the other direction, otherwise the lines will collide. Texture is a factor that is often overlooked, but texture can produce pleasant effects through other collocation materials. A nice and thick wool tie with a thick flannel suit, or a linen tie with a linen suit, are all good textures. Serious collisions are rare, but they happen occasionally, such as a silk tie with a thick flannel suit. Every dress should have a clear and recognizable style. For example, a pinstriped suit has a conservative and business style. If you wear a casual shirt with a pinstriped suit, there will be a serious collision. Similarly, a tie with a traditional pattern looks silly if it is paired with a very fashionable suit. Style matching must be appropriate. The simplest, most effective and always acceptable clothing collocation is solid color collocation. The classic mistake most people make about solid colors is that they think solid colors are boring, or that solid colors should not be matched together. Both of these ideas are wrong. If it is a combination of three solid colors-suit, shirt and tie-any one of these three combinations is very lively, and your clothes will not be dull. If you use contrasting colors, such as dark blue suit, white shirt and chestnut tie, you will present a beautiful and fashionable appearance. If you see a person wearing three kinds of clothes with good solid colors, you can almost be sure that he is a very good and well-dressed person, and he has completed such a match effortlessly. People who can't wear clothes always try their best to match patterns, but rarely succeed. Solid color suits should be big items in every man's clothes because of their plasticity, matching patterns or other solid colors. The most acceptable colors for a solid color suit are blue, gray and beige. All these colors work well in almost any collocation, and these are the three solid colors I recommend to every customer. Solid color suits can be worn with shirts of almost any pattern. If it is matched with the solid color tie shown in Figure 5. 1 and Figure 5.2, it can be matched. This kind of solid color-pattern-solid color collocation abides by the first principle I provide to any customer who has difficulty in matching clothes. Never put the two modes together. If you are not sure what you are doing, always use solid colors to separate the patterns. Suits are the same to most people. In fact, the latest suit is very different from the old one in fashion sense. The new suit is H-shaped, with three buttons and four buttons in a single row, and the color is dark. Ties are the same color as coats and vests, shirts are the same color, and lapels are smaller and narrower. Casual wear is men's wear in the true sense. From the casual clothes in the wardrobe, we can see the life side of men and express their personalities and thoughts. Hand regulation 2: The four military regulations are uniform in men's clothing texture, such as pure linen tops with patent leather shoes, which are not uniform. Innovation means "do whatever you want without overstepping the bounds". Knitted shirts, jeans and suede shoes are examples of uniform texture. People who are not sure about the unity of colors use black and middle tones, and use subtraction. In addition, grasp the four color systems of men's wear: blue color system (including black and cool colors), brown color system (warm colors), multi-color color system (multi-purpose sportswear) and light color system (multi-purpose spring and summer clothing). We should also pay attention to the use of the same color system in suits. The bottom edge of the uniform jacket should be at the waist, and the man with a big belly should choose carefully. Pants are hung on the crotch, and the waistband is tied under the "general's belly" instead of wrapping the belly. If the clothes are uniform, they will be closer and similar for insurance. Most men's wear is "whole", so we should pay attention to the details and details. Manual 3: The simplest list of men's wardrobes The principle of "fewer but better" is best applied to the structure. The clothes you want to configure are: formal dress: dark high-quality suit; Leisure suit. Casual wear: sweaters (different collar types), sports sweaters, T-shirts, fashionable shirts, vests, jackets, casual clothes, windbreakers, coats and down jackets; Jeans, casual pants, corduroy pants, washed cloth pants, sweatpants, shorts. Pay attention to the details of the suit. Men's suits are by no means one-sided, and their charm lies in the shaping of personal style. The subtleties that careless people despise are the essence of men's suits, and also the place to show the wearer's aesthetic taste and appreciation level. 1. collar: the style of the collar of a suit varies according to personal preference. Among them, the diamond-shaped and sword-shaped collars are famous for their elegant manners, and the shawl workers look luxurious. Ordinary diamond lapels with a width of 8- 10 cm can make most men look broad-chested. In the 1960s and 1970s, the lapels became very wide, and some upturned lapels almost touched the shoulders. However, in recent years, the width of lapels has gradually narrowed. At the same time, business people should not wear wide lapels when "talking about business", otherwise it will give people a less solemn feeling. Others like a slightly narrower lapel, thinking that it will make people look tall and elegant. Generally obese men may wish to narrow their lapels; On the contrary, the lapels of thin people can be slightly wider, which can make the chest look fuller. Secondly, people with longer faces should wear jackets with shorter collars. Because the upper collar is closest to the face, the longer the upper collar, the longer the face. Men with round faces can choose the style with longer upper collar. 2. Shoulder type: There are four basic styles for the shoulders of a suit. First, the natural shoulder type, that is, the shoulder is not exaggerated and does not use shoulder pads, so the shoulder type is more harmonious. The second type is the hanging shoulder type. The whole shoulder is slightly round and drooping, and it is very generous to wear. This shoulder type is widely used in ordinary American jackets. Third, the shoulders are square and slightly upturned, which is very suitable for people who shrug their shoulders. Can alleviate and dilute the characteristics of shrugging, giving a soft impression. Fourth, the shoulders are concave and the shoulders are upturned, which is very suitable for people who cut shoulders. This shoulder type is often used in European suits. 3. Pockets: patch pocket has a casual style, and a more formal suit should use quilted bags. Covers tend to make hip joints look wider. If it is too thick, use an embedded bag without a cover. 4. Back: The only authentic decoration on the back of a suit is the riding slit or side slit. European-style suits are generally split on horseback, which can increase the sense of slender elegance. Side seams are especially suitable for people who like to put their hands in their trouser pockets. People with too wide hips can wear slit suits to improve the visual effect. A suit without slits has an elegant traditional style. 5. Length: The length of a suit jacket varies from country to country. Work clothes in Britain are longer, followed by the United States and the shortest in Europe. There is a simple calculation method for the length of your clothes, that is, when standing, the distance from your neck to the ground is 1/2. For shorter people, the hem of the coat can move up from the hip circumference by about 1.5 cm. This will make your legs longer and your figure more symmetrical.