Rekindle The Art Of Smart

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Rekindle The Art Of Smart
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• Its a curious fact that most of us enjoy
  dressing differently for smart occasions. This is
  most typically seen at weddings where men and
  women you ordinarily see in jeans and t-shirt
  turn up looking like someone at a Jane Austin
  Ball.
• When we make this effort we also often receive
  flattering comments. Such as being told they
  never thought it possible to look so handsome and
  suave.
• If you attend one of the summer operas at
  Glyndebourne youll find all the men in black tie
  and formal dinner suits. This is despite the fact
  that there is no written dress code other than
  men should wear a jacket and tie.

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• But the curious point is that its all part of
  the enjoyment to make the extra effort. The same
  applies at the Royal Henley Regatta Week. Most
  men will wear blazers.
• Often these blazers are worn by portly
  middle-aged men that once rowed for their school
  or University College. They are the actual blazer
  they once wore all those days ago.
• And the results can be comical as those fit slim
  rowers have become fat-bellied denizens of the
  business world with an obvious liking to lunch.
  Theres very little chance of any of the buttons
  being engaged.
• But you dont have to be by the riverside to wear
  mens boating blazer as they are a colourful
  edition to any wardrobe.
• Many things in life dont get improved upon and
  the classic blazer is such an example of this
  fact. They also benefit from coming in every
  colour and multiple mixes. The Oxbridge and
  Cambridge colleges all have very different
  blazers.

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• Many of them look like they have been inspired by
  designers high on substance abuse. Colours that
  you may never thought could go together are
  confirmed as being true.
• The MCC is another club with unusual coloured
  blazers and tie known as bacon and eggs. In many
  ways a club blazer can be perceived as an
  important indication of belonging. But in the
  commercial world its not necessary to buy one
  connected with clubs.
• It is possible to design your own blazer, perhaps
  incorporating some favourite aspect of your life.
  And then the other way to bag a rare one is to
  search through retro and vintage clothing shops.
• Charity shops can also be a good way to find
  unusual and vintage clothing including some old
  blazers. The early part of the second half of the
  last century saw blazers more popular with men
  than any time before or since.

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• Many were made by renowned clothing labels and if
  you have an interest in retro clothing then
  stopping off at a charity shop selling mens
  clothing means its always worth a look.
• Heavily striped blazers are evocative of the
  Traditional Jazz era of the 1930s and 40s. But
  even today such bands still exist and you can bet
  there will be at least one member wearing one.
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