Menswear question -

[Elaine Benes]

Going to a dinner at a nice restaurant downtown with a friend of mine in a few weeks (female, not girlfriend), which of these suit/shirt/tie combinations look best? The suit in all of them is the same navy blue jacket, despite the lighting.

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[StealthBoy]

Sounds like a double breasted jacket. second from the right if going bottom to top or it would be the first button going top to bottom.

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[Elaine Benes]

Sounds like a double breasted jacket. second from the right if going bottom to top or it would be the first button going top to bottom.

EDIT TO ADD:

It's single breasted.

 

[Fareal]

The rightmost one

 

[Coldgrip]

A real man just picks one and doesn't worry about it because they know how to make themselves look good.

 

[Cthulu]

A real man just picks one and doesn't worry about it because they know how to make themselves look good.

A real man would go naked with his cock hanging out

 

[From The Uncanny Valley]

The second one

 

[Bogs]

The white shirt offers a better contrast. Every individual piece will be "more visible"

 

[AnOminous]

I'm going with the first, but that's largely because I don't like diagonally striped ties.

 

[Positron]

For me I'd pick a brighter-color tie (azure -- or even yellow if I'm feeling lively).

 

[Cake Farts]

First from right makes you look slimmer. Do you like her OP because from my experience most men don't give a shot about what they wear unless they like this chick

 

[Enclave Supremacy]

Hard to tell from the poor light quality but I'd say 2 or 4. White shirts just scream "office-worker" to me, wearing a suit in a casual setting is an opportunity to try some different shirt combos besides white and blue.

And maybe loose the neckbeard.

 

[Replicant Sasquatch]

Hard to tell from the poor light quality but I'd say 2 or 4. White shirts just scream "office-worker" to me, wearing a suit in a casual setting is an opportunity to try some different shirt combos besides white and blue.

And maybe loose the neckbeard.

Yeah I'm not a fan of white dress shirts either. They're the male version of frumpy secretary dresses. I think the first option looks nicest.

 

[Elaine Benes]

They're gray, but point taken. I have a few other ties that might go with the darker shirts too.

 

[WhatNemesisMeans]

One does not simply choose a tie.