How to Wear a White Suit

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White suits are becoming more popular because of their versatility. Traditional business suits are dark, and if you wear one at a party, it can make you look like you're going to work. A white suit, however, can be worn both to work and to a party. Gaining some confidence in your decision to don a white suit is the first step to wearing it correctly. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Boldly colored undershirt or accessory Stain remover Jewelry Tan
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Instructions

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      Be sure to pick one that has the right fit, because when worn right, it can make you stand out, but if worn incorrectly, will look pretty out of step. The white suit, whether you wear it for business or fashion, is a statement.

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      Add a splash of color. A one-color suit can look bland, so spice up your attire by wearing an undershirt with a contrasting color. Bold colors go well with white. For women, a scarf or purse can definitely accessorize a plain white suit. Men can add color, too, through footwear, belt or kerchief.

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      Invest in an on-the-go stain remover. Wearing a white suit, especially in a city, is tricky because any dirt or stain on the suit is noticeable right away, no matter how careful you are. Tide and Mr. Clean have stain remover pens that you can carry to "erase" stains created by coffee or juice.

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      Get a tan. White suits look nice on darker skin, so be sure to lay out before donning the white. Tanned skin is a strong contrast to the white which in itself adds color to the solid suit. White suits can accentuate blemishes on the skin or face, so be sure to take good care of your skin, too.

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      Add jewelry. Jewelry works well with a white suit. These may include a brooch, watch or necklace. This is where you play with color as well. Any color jewelry can look nice on a white suit, even silver. It adds sparkle, if not color, to the suit.

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Comments

  • giggy112 Mar 11, 2010
    Im sorry, but your advice above is complete gibberish. Reading only the advice at the right of the picture and #2, i decided to let you know the following. Please no one with any concern for how they look listen to this. And for the picture above, couldn't look more awful. Im sure that's a three-button.../puke. Two-button, MAYBE one-button if you have the attitude, and the under sweater with a collar popping out is just as bad. Tailor the suit to fit you very tight. Forming creases where you button the TOP button only. At least the shoulders are proportioned to him...Light colors underneath as well.

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