help with suit

freeze4real

guys i need help with suits.
i hope some guys here have a real good fashion sense,lol theres only one way to find out.


http://www.splendicity.com/sheknowsbest/david-beckham-in-grey-vest-suit-heaven-posh-not-so-much/

http://z.about.com/d/realitytv/1/0/Z/E/1/Floyd_Mayweather.jpg

up above is a link for a suit.
i have been trying to get the name of the suit or were i can get one but no good.
anyone of you out there with any info.

by the way if you courious why i need that kind of suit its for my debs and i want to stand out.
lol.
thanks guys

Fajitas!

Well, if you're going to a debs, I'd say go for a proper dinner jacket (tux) rather than just a suit/waistcoat.

You'll be better off renting than buying to be honest, unless you've quite a few black tie events coming up...

If you're determined to stand out and have the legs for it, then go for a kilt - I wore one to a debs before and it went down a treat, it looked great and got plenty of attention. It works out the same as renting a dinner jacket too, if you go to Black Tie, etc.

If you're not game for the kilt, then get the dinner jacket in a midnight blue, find out what colour your dates dress is, and get a matching bow tie (Will be even easier if she's getting her dress made for her), get some decent cuff-links and some good classy shoes.

freeze4real

i go to a black tie event about 6 times a yr evry year.
im still keen on this suit

ifyoy look at the pic carefully you will notice that its not a normal waistcoat
its kinda like a sleeveless suit

in our debs were allowed to wear anything as far as it has a suit feature in it eg suit and jeans or waist coat t shirt and jeans etc

thanks for info

Ebbs

Id say go for the works, get the tux and a waistcoat too.

Im afraid to say you certainly wont be the only one there with one, they are 25e in Blacktie if I recall correctly. Many people get them as after the initial photos and such, the jacket is a bit too heavy for dancing et el.

If you want something thats going to make you stand out, Id advise ordering on the internet or getting a suit tailored for you. The lads usually get the same clothes from the same shops, so to stand out you'll need little more than a waistcoat.

If you really want to stand out, perhaps the kilt, or wear a matching cocktail dress with yout date. :P

Fajitas!

freeze4real wrote: »

i go to a black tie event about 6 times a yr evry year.
im still keen on this suit

ifyoy look at the pic carefully you will notice that its not a normal waistcoat
its kinda like a sleeveless suit

in our debs were allowed to wear anything as far as it has a suit feature in it eg suit and jeans or waist coat t shirt and jeans etc

thanks for info

Both of them are just waistcoats, not a jacket at the end of the day - Not a sleeveless suit

Well if you're going to 6 black tie events a year, it would be worth getting your own dinner jacket, but get a proper one, rather than a gimmick of a one - While that might be grand for your debs, it mightn't go down so well at the other 5 events. Neither of what you've posted could be considered a full suit without a jacket.

If you're going to buy your own, you may aswell spend a fair bit on it, don't cheap out.

OldGoat

As Fajitas says, they are waistcoats with lapels and are being worn without the jacket over the top. I just had one made.
If you are determined to look for something to 'stand out' then perhaps you'd consider Stacy Addams.

freeze4real

OldGoat wrote: »

As Fajitas says, they are waistcoats with lapels and are being worn without the jacket over the top. I just had one made.
If you are determined to look for something to 'stand out' then perhaps you'd consider Stacy Addams.

Thanks for the info lads
the store Stacy Adams is it on ireland
the suits kinda look old skool
and I just recieved a link from my friend
he's crazy about this suit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180331397420&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123#ht_3894wt_80