(1) suit style and occasion. There are two kinds of suits that men often wear now. One is a single-breasted suit with flat lapels and a round hem. The other is a double-breasted suit with a gun lapel and a square hem. In addition, there are differences between suits (formal clothes) and one-piece jackets (simple clothes). This suit requires the same top and bottom fabrics and colors. These two-piece suits and a vest (vest) of the same color and material make a three-piece suit. If the suit is used for formal communication occasions, the tone should be darker, preferably wool. In semi-formal communication occasions, such as attending a plenary meeting in the office, you can wear a lighter suit. In informal situations, such as going out to play, shopping, etc. If you wear a suit, it is best to wear a single coat with pants of other colors and fabrics.
(2) The essentials of wearing a suit. Double-breasted suits usually have buttons. Wear a single-breasted suit. If there are two buttons, only the top button is pressed; if there are three buttons, the middle button is pressed. On some informal occasions, buttons can be left unbuttoned. When you wear a suit, the cuffs of your shirt must be buttoned. There is usually a buttonhole on the lapel of a suit, which is called the flower arranging eye. Used for arranging flowers at weddings, funerals or grand banquets and ceremonies. In China, people generally don't have this habit. It is not advisable to put too many things in the pockets and trouser pockets of a suit. You'd better put things in the left and right inner pockets of your suit. There is a pocket on the left chest of the suit, which is used to insert handkerchiefs for decoration. This kind of chest bag is not suitable for inserting pens or other things.
(3) suits and shirts. When wearing a suit, the shirt sleeve is longer than the suit sleeve 1-2 cm, and the shirt collar is about 1 cm higher than the suit collar. The hem of the shirt must be tucked into the pants. If you don't wear a tie, the neckline of your shirt should be open. In formal communication situations, the color of the shirt is preferably white.
(4) suits and ties. A tie is the soul of a suit. Anyone who participates in formal communication activities should wear a suit and tie. The length of the tie should be at the belt buckle. If you wear a vest or sweater, the tie should be put behind your back. A tie clip is usually sandwiched between the fourth and fifth buttons of a shirt.
(5) suits and shoes and socks. It is not advisable to wear cloth shoes, sandals or sneakers when wearing a suit. A solemn suit should be paired with dark brown or black leather shoes. The color of socks is darker than that of suits, and the color should be as simple and generous as possible.
Women's suits come in many styles and colors. Moreover, even many men's clothes can be worn by women, such as jackets, jeans and so on. Traditionally, women should wear formal clothes in formal communication occasions. But now most western countries don't have strict dress requirements for women. In general social occasions, women can wear all kinds of skirts, and in formal occasions, they can wear suits and skirts.