Button-down collar shirt, Brooks Brothers
Shirts with a similar collar, especially if they are made of fabric with a touching ornament reminiscent of Soviet pajamas, are suitable for casual Fridays and weekends. With them, if you wish, you can even wear a tie, for example, knitted of silk to match the ships sailing on the cotton surface. It only remains to add a dark blue blazer made of wool or the same cotton, beige trousers with or without arrows, and brown loafers. By the way, you can do with simple white sneakers, everyone has a lot of them - from Converse and Vans to Santoni and Tom Ford.
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Denim jacket, Ermenegildo Zegna
In the mid-1990s, Helmut Lang, a fashion designer with a difficult fate (born in Vienna, worked in Paris and New York, and in 2005 dropped fashion for modern art), brought working jeans into high fashion. His classic, a successful interpretation of a Levi's classic, became an instant bestseller and was reissued in a variety of materials every season. The most successful way to wear this wardrobe item is better to spy on him: combine it with white or black sneakers, a simple T-shirt and jeans.
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Cotton piqué polo, Bottega Veneta
A bright polo shirt is the basis of a classic men's wardrobe. It is worn with jeans, cotton chinos, shorts, with a blazer or under a windbreaker. The main thing is to try not to combine a polo shirt (even if it has long sleeves) with a classic formal jacket - you will look comical in the eyes of more enlightened colleagues.
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Leather backpack, Piquadro
Backpacks have long passed from the status of an exclusively informal wardrobe item or an element of sports equipment to the class of universal accessories. They can be worn with a suit to the office, especially if they are made in a minimalistic design and made of leather like this one. Although simple nylon options are also appropriate.
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Thick cotton jacket, Etro
Military and safari styles, it seems, will never leave men's fashion again. Therefore, the purchase of an elongated jacket with patch pockets can be viewed as an investment in your own image. There are also options with embroidery - for those who already have everything.
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Leather folder, Tom Ford
There are days when you don't need to carry a briefcase or backpack. You can put important papers, a diary, documents and car keys in a simple folder. Many are made with multiple compartments to accommodate a laptop.
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