Why colors look great on one person and not so great on another is because of a person's unique skin tone
Let's check out another look: Men's Outfit Example #2 Top: Gingham button down, matching sweater/jumper Belt: Always, and it should match your shoes (light shoes + light belt, dark shoes + dark belt) Bottom: Navy chinos Shoes: Leather lace up oxfords Accessories: None needed, but again, a watch is a great add and don't forget to tuck in that button down if you're wearing a sweater When it comes to smart casual, the best mantra is when in doubt, toss it out. In other words, play it safe and conservative
You might prefer this snowflake necktie option instead
Both compress and contour the mid-section
Starting with the shoes and working our way up, here's what should (and shouldn't) be on your body
That "fashion battle" can turn into a self-esteem crusher real quick