Any tips to style this overshirt? The texture is ribbed knit and I'm finding it difficult to style them. I look like a scientist when i put it on.

These are my first custom made trousers and i think they turned out to be great, the rise might be tad bit lower but I'm surprised by the work of the tailor. Regarding the shirt, i didn't like it because it was light colour in the image but after receiving, it turned out to be dark. Nevertheless, i decided to pair them with creame trousers and i believe they look great? But I'm missing on the footwear, these 3 items what i have, should i wear them or do i need loafers? I'm not going to tuck in my shirt tho. Any insight would be appreciated.

I was sleeping on them because winters doesn't last long but the thing is, it's a great opportunity and best season for layering, therefore I'm thinking of adding these pieces. 1) Beige polo sweater (image attached) 2) Overshirt either textured or solid (image 2&3) 3) Suede Jacket (I'm not sure because generally it's an expensive investment) As I've mentioned before, winter doesn't last but i can wear overshirt during fall as well as in winters but suede jacket? Only in winters. I prefer gentleman look, basically old money or preppy look.It's just i don't like going full formal look, i like to break things a bit. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

A little more of a classic look today. The Meeting with the Asst CEO was moved from Friday until today. So I thought a more Professional look would work better on screen. In My Opinion a Winchester Shirt is a solid Business piece. Todays outfit consists of: M.J. Bale Suit in Charcoal with a Navy pinstriped Charles Tyrwhitt Cutaway Collar Bengal Stripe Winchester Shirt in Sky Blue Tweed River Rep Stripe tie in Navy, Green and Lime. M.J. Bale Cotton Pocket Square in Sky Blue with floral pattern Ecco Metropole Penny Loafer in Black Anson leather strap in Black on a Traditional Silver buckle Mitch Dowd Diamond socks in Black and Grey SOTD - Montale Instense Cafe WOTD - Tudor Royal 41

"A man should never wear shorts in the city. It's not appropriate. " Tom Ford Note: Ford believes that certain attire is reserved for specific settings, emphasizing the importance of context in fashion.