Jeans are a great thing. Simple, versatile, suitable for a jacket, shirt, T-shirt, sweater... But they are also the easiest way to fit in with a crowd of guys on the street without any idea. Our wardrobes are full of denim and since too much of anything is harmful, we tried what it's like to spend some time without it.
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We'll show you how to maximize the mileage on your suit pants without looking like you're going to a job interview every day.Gentlemen, here's how to get through the work week wearing just suit pants:
Monday – Start simple
Like everything, let your wardrobe slowly build up to Monday. Start off light, after all, few things look more professional than a pair of trousers and a shirt. If you feel like it, a checkered pair of trousers and a shirt with a bold print will create a great contrast that will separate you from the rest of the field. Finally, as with everything, the cut is key. Avoid big shirts and trousers and go for a slim fit. Otherwise, you might end up copying the style of insurance agents from the 1990s.
Tuesday – Take a step forward
Tuesday means the week is in full swing. Repeat your Monday outfit and add a V-neck sweater that will guarantee you look like you came out of the box for eight hours. Don't be afraid of color contrast and use the sweater to attract attention. If you're wearing blue pants, try a red sweater, if you're wearing gray, try navy blue, if you're wearing black, try a pale gray... You see where we're going.
Wednesday – Boom with patterns
Get through the middle of the week with courage. How about combining two suits into one? A navy blazer and grey trousers have been a guaranteed combination for centuries, but you can give it a touch of 2016 with a bold dark printed shirt.
Thursday – It's a little Friday
Only two days left until the most beautiful moment of all workers. So be prepared for the possibility of an unplanned Thursday party with a three-piece suit. “Accidentally” forget your jacket and the party can begin!
