A navy suit is a classic and timeless wardrobe essential for most men. It exudes elegance and versatility, making it an excellent choice for a wedding, job interview, or formal event. Choosing the ...

Q I was attending a funeral, and had a black suit ... of blue, light pink, creamy ivory or pale purple. Avoid shirts in green, orange and brown. All of these work with, or without, a tie.

Question: I recently bought myself a light grey suit to wear to ... Wear a white shirt and twin this with a pastel or brightly coloured tie such as a soft pink or bright yellow to keep it upbeat ...

neatly ironed blue shirt and a properly fastened red tie. It even looked as though Mr Corbyn, 66, had trimmed his award-winning beard and his thinning grey hair. The suit jacket was notably ...

The man in the gray flannel ... one of those guys—Pink, Blue, White, Orange—looked like a million bucks in a stark black suit, crisp white shirt, and simple black tie? The movie might be ...

The Inter Miami FC owner, 49, looked typically stylish for the occasion, wearing a sharp grey suit and knitted tie with a pale blue shirt. The hunky former footballer styled his hair and was ...

Ananya's latest androgynous look in a grey pinstripe suit exuded ... white button-down shirt, which added a formal touch to the ensemble. Ananya paired a silver satin tie with her ensemble.

Divorce Yourself from Fusty Seersucker Out with: the blue-striped southern-lawyer seersucker suit (and the jokey pink bow tie). In with: newer, cooler gray stripes and a dark shirt-tie combo.

Spector’s latest single ‘Grey Shirt & Tie’ already has a bit of a Big Pink pulse beating behind it, so this unexpected treat of a Big Pink remix fits in very nicely. The band release the ...

So while I don't envisage any GQ reader planning on having trillions of outfit options, it shows what can be done with six shirts (three white, three blue), three ties, one grey suit, one blue ...

Men wanting a promotion should come to work wearing a light blue ... T-shirts (58 per cent) and shorts (49 per cent). Less than a fifth (18 per cent) still wear a suit, shirt and tie to work ...