To stand a cut above the rest, give these summer favourites another spin and break the monotony of your winter ensemble. The Label tells you how.
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#1 White shirt
As tempted as you are to wear your stack of black and grey shirts, don’t abandon your basic, crisp white shirt—a classic men’s fashion must-have. When worn with an olive-green suit or a burgundy blazer, it elevates the autumnal colours in your outfit and creates balance.
As tempted as you are to wear your stack of black and grey shirts, don’t abandon your basic, crisp white shirt—a classic men’s fashion must-have. When worn with an olive-green suit or a burgundy blazer, it elevates the autumnal colours in your outfit and creates balance.
#2 Floral shirt
That floral shirt reminiscent of a summery beach holiday can still look really stylish in the winter. Instead of picking a bright floral shirt, pick deep-hued ones that use navy, grey, oxblood or black as their base colour. When worn under a suit, a floral shirt is a decided departure from the usual and looks work appropriate too.
That floral shirt reminiscent of a summery beach holiday can still look really stylish in the winter. Instead of picking a bright floral shirt, pick deep-hued ones that use navy, grey, oxblood or black as their base colour. When worn under a suit, a floral shirt is a decided departure from the usual and looks work appropriate too.
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#3 Linen blazer
Sure, they’re great for when the weather is hot and humid and your outfit just can’t do without a blazer, but they’re also handy come winter. If you experience only mild winters and still want to pull off a layered look, look no further. A light-pink, cream or blue linen blazer is just what you need when you’re adding on a scarf!
Sure, they’re great for when the weather is hot and humid and your outfit just can’t do without a blazer, but they’re also handy come winter. If you experience only mild winters and still want to pull off a layered look, look no further. A light-pink, cream or blue linen blazer is just what you need when you’re adding on a scarf!
Written By : Shirley Mistry
