How to style a 1930’s suit- Blue
👔Suits, hats, and ties pictured here are true vintage, from the 30’s-40’s.
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The 1930s was a remarkable decade for menswear, characterized by bold colors and distinctive styles. The dashingswagger model showcases the elegance of 1937 through its all-new patterned designs and tailored cuts. With options like the 3-button single-breasted suit made of 100% Virgin Wool Worsted, men could achieve a long-lasting shape and sophistication ever so desirable. When choosing accent colors, blue stands out as a dynamic choice, compatible with warmer shades such as red, pink, and orange, providing a sharp yet playful contrast. Accessorizing with colorful waistcoats, ties, and hats was essential to embody the true spirit of the era. For instance, pairing a blue suit with a vibrant red tie creates an eye-catching and fashionable ensemble. In California, seasonal attire included straw boaters, inviting men to adopt the ‘holy trinity’ of summer colors: blue, yellow, and green. Sweater vests also became increasingly popular, adding versatility and flair to the vintage wardrobe. Consider your palette wisely to make a lasting style impression.
