The vest for the ceremony suit

Elegance passes through attention to detail and therefore the choice of accessories is fundamental. Elements that determine the success of your ceremony dress.

This short 7-step guide will help you choose the right dress. From models to fabrics to the most suitable accessories for your composition.

A perfect garment to show off during ceremonies and special occasions, a must in the wardrobe of every elegant man. The waistcoat is in fact more and more a perfect element for events that require a well-groomed outfit. Traditional in a single color or patterned, we are talking about a particularly practical garment that represents a sophisticated accessory. For this reason, it is increasingly important to know how to match.

If you have chosen to wear the Ceremony dress par excellence, you will need to take into account some fundamental details.

The single-breasted tuxedo model: to be preferred classic with dovetails and welt pockets, the back in silk satin and the adjustment strap on the back.

Another no less important detail is the choice of single-breasted and never double-breasted buttons.

Always natural fabrics, in very fine wool and silk satin.

If you like fantasy and color you can choose a floral jacquard fabric to give contrast to your look.

If, on the other hand, you have formal tastes, you can opt for a pique fabric or a micro-pattern that matches your dress.

This suit necessarily requires a vest. It is in fact the traditional English "morning suit" which over time has maintained very precise rules.

It is particularly suitable for the double-breasted waistcoat with shawl lapel, appure in a more contemporary single-breasted version in silk satin, with a brighter look.

The Half Tight allows the more whimsical to be worn with brightly colored vests and purely summer patterns.

The fabric must strictly be natural in fine merino wool or silk satin.

Those who choose this informal style must take into account that it is the details that make the difference.

Many prefer to give up the formal men's jacket and therefore opt for a waistcoat that completes and best defines the Country Chic look.

The most popular fabrics are certainly those with an informal look such as linen, wool linen and cotton linen. Even the finest merino wool is a good choice, just combine it with the right accessories.

No less important, the colors that, given the “country” mood, will be inspired

to the countryside, to the woods or to a location overlooking the sea.

The colors of the vest are often inspired by the magical places where they will be worn

The shades of green, brown and blue are the colors that best match the Vintage men's suit.