A well-cut sweater, in a beautiful color and the right size,
is as effective for men fashion wear as any shirt in terms of elegance. The relatively fine stitches
can highlight the torso when your sweater is close to the body.
THE LENGTH OF THE SLEEVES AND BUST:
First, the sleeves stop at the birth of the hand. For the
bust, we can go down one or two centimeters below the waist, little more. The
folds that can form there are not elegant.
For the rest, everything will depend on the cut of the
sweater: sometimes there are voluntarily drooping shoulders, others in raglan
etc.
A textured or thick mesh will tend to homogenize the
silhouette more than a very fine mesh. When you have a sturdier physique, it is
not advisable to wear mesh that is too fine, even less too tight: it would
highlight all your faults. The slightly thicker knits, which correspond to all
physical shapes, are usually worn a little wider than the fine turtleneck type
sweaters , even if the lengths to be respected remain the same. Thick mesh,
which is more and more widespread, offers very nice alternatives to fine mesh.
As for the cardigan, the rules are pretty much the same.
Whether the cardigan is in fine or large mesh, be careful not to buy it too
tight to guarantee comfortable wearing and "safety" of the mesh, a
more fragile material than fabrics and fabrics. The cardigan bought too large
is really not elegant: avoid as much as possible the large folds is excess of
material, without falling into excess. Again, the cardigan will be more elegant
if the armhole comes to rest on the broken shoulder, even if it can never be as
clean as with a shirt. Consider trying it open and especially closed, to see
what it gives. You must be comfortable and, ideally, the bending will highlight
the shoulders. And we avoid excess material!
THE RIGHT SIZE OF A COAT OR JACKET DEPENDS ON ITS USE:
We have already devoted an article on how to choose a coat
for winter under men fashion wear. The first indicator of the size will be, as
often, the shoulders: the armhole should in no case appear drooping or too
large. To simplify, you should not have the impression that you are not
"filling" the coat at shoulder level. The seam of the sleeve must be
positioned well on the top of the shoulder, at its natural break.
From the back, we can see even better the straight
shoulders, perfectly adjusted to the morphology of the one wearing the coat. Level
"width" of the sleeves, takes into account the use you want to make
of the coat: if it is likely to be worn on a jacket and a shirt for example,
make sure that the amplitude of the sleeve allows it. Better yet, try it on!
For a coat to wear simply on a shirt or a fine sweater, no
need to see too big: just enough to allow you to move easily ... No need to
turn your arms in all directions or to stretch forward.
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