“For the office, I would pair a dress shirt with a softer collar with an unlined sport ... feel a bit more traditional and pair well with Italian-inflected tailoring,” he adds.

The classic collar also frames your face nicely ... Channel a touch of Italian sprezzatura with a dress shirt practically made to be worn alongside a soft, lightweight linen suit at your dressiest ...

Todd Snyder Italian Cotton Pique Bib Front Tuxedo ... Mizzen + Main Leeward Formal Dress Shirt Collar style: Point Best for: Wearing to the office or with a jacket Another lightweight and ...

His long point collar dress shirt is crafted using fabric ... they know a thing or two.) Made from Italian cotton, this shirt ...

Dress shirts are sized by ... big-tie-knot Italian look. Club Monaco, $59. The Spread Got a Wall Street power suit? Pair it with a spread collar and a substantial tie.

All dress shirts have buttons (duh), but what separates the power players from the also-rans comes down to a few crucial details, starting with the collar. From wimpy spread collars that scream ...

Dress shirts have been a staple of many men for decades now, meaning there are plenty of colors, collar types and fits to choose from. Here, we consulted three men’s fashion experts and wardrobe ...

The collar on this one is too loose and on that one the cuffs are too tight. Unless you’re perfectly proportioned in every way, finding a button-down dress shirt off the rack can be an unending ...

A white dress shirt is one of ... with any style. The Italian cotton is as crisp as a fresh $100 bill, the color is just the right shade of white, and the spread collar looks good solo or with ...

Jim Moore, GQ’s creative director at large, said he had recently noticed point-collar dress shirts coming back into fashion, a style he had not seen much since its surge in popularity in the mid ...

How to Wear a Dress Shirt Under a Sweater Collar on the inside if you want ... the colorful shirt is a frame buster for men's fashion. Italian designer Kean Etro started it years ago, and now ...

Dress shirts, like ties, have migrated from the center to the periphery of many white-collar workers’ wardrobes. But trends suggest that may change. By Max Berlinger It wasn’t long ago when ...