Editing GQ Magaine Article About Bespoke Suits

[http://www.henryherbert.com London Tailors]Wedding suits have always been a popular topic within the London bespoke circles, maybe because there are certain rules that people have followed over the years that have been twisted broken and bent. The original morning coat or as some call it the frock coat is such a exquisite thing. Perfect sharp lines are the most crucial aspect to keeping the handmade essence of the truly wonderous two-piece outfit. On such occasions like formal weddings people have traditionally chosen a well-tailored three-piece suit or a bespoke morning suit also in a three piece, quite often with a sharp bespoke waistcoat that can often come in a double-breasted. You will notice that peaked lapels are also a favourite with the edge stitching noticing the clean points and soft sharp lines along the coats lapel. When crafting a formal coat from at the beginning it is valid to{note|ackowledge|pay attention to|notice| that some rules can be altered but not all. Quite often a well-tailored zegna suit will have a black tail coat or some call it a frock coat, a high waisted purple stripe trouser and a different coloured waistcoat, usually sand coloured or a pastel colour like red would be a ideal example. Whilst on the subject of tweed some choose for a well tailored blue lounge suit for a wedding some opt for electric blue some opt for a harder drape its up to you really and what you have read in cad and the dandy blog, the beauty with opting for a more lounge orientated tie is you can actually wear it after the special day so you can get more life out of the outfit and wear it during the wedding for work, wonderful special occasions like parties other peoples weddings, anniversaries and dinners, in fact you can even break up a nice blue suit so you can wear the cummerbund with different coloured blazers or wear the navy blue blazer with a different cut pair of trousers or jeans even merino wool. With that discussed whilst we are on the topic of sports jackets and varieties?fun?colourful wedding suits we have certainly seen a resurgence in double breasted suits and double breasted sports jacket, the brilliant rule for breaking up a double breasted suit usually is making sure it is sharply tailored and well fitting and this will avoid a boxy finish and add itself to a slim fitting silhouette with a nice v taper and a nice Italian exciting point to the coat.