If you’re heading to a Christening or naming ceremony, you might be wondering what you should wear. If you’ve never been to one, or are just unsure on the best way to dress, here are some tips which will help you what to pick out.
Whether you’re going as a guest or godparent, here’s some ideas for what you should be wearing to a Christening.
Did you know that the average height for a man in the UK these days is 5ft 10in? It seems to keep going up and up, the new generation are getting taller.
If you feel on the short side and would like to be taller, you can’t. You can however dress to make yourself look taller.
It’s all about wearing the right clothes, colours and styles, which will make you appear taller than you actually are.
Here’s how you can look taller and slimmer simply by choosing the right clothes for your body.
This week’s question: Can I Wear A Shirt And Tie Without A Jacket?
There may be occasions where you need to wear a tie, which also means pairing it with a shirt. When you do this, do you need to add a smart jacket, suit jacket or blazer to your outfit?
The short answer is no, you should not wear a shirt and tie without a jacket. A tie usually comes as part of a formal dress code which means wearing a suit jacket or blazer, so completes the outfit.
There is of course more to it than that, which is what I’ll explain below.
I think there’s nothing better than a blue suit, in particular a navy blue suit. But some have asked the question about footwear, in particular the best colour to go with a blue suit.
There’s a few colours you can go for, and these are the best ones.
It’s that time of the year again. It’s getting very cold, and you need a winter coat.
If you’re looking for a new coat to wear outdoors in the British winter, you’ll want to make a good investment.
It’s all about getting the right coat to last.
You’ll be able to wear this throughout the year, from October until March, and who knows, maybe longer. Getting the right coat can also last you years, so making the right investment can pay off in the long run.
The UK may not be the coldest place in the world, but knowing that doesn’t warm you up on a cold winter night.
With that said, investing in a good jacket is worth it. You’ll be getting much better quality which will be noticeable when you wear it, as well as it lasting longer than a cheap and cheerful coat.