I have been experimenting with white + navy blue (and white + black/charcoal) combination. I think these contrasts are too visually striking. I did find some fashion videos that concur with my opinion. What's your take? Here is the poll.

I follow Justin Kwan's videos a lot. This guy is a very skillful dress designer and extremely knowledgeable in his art. In this eight months old video (which I accidentally stumbled upon), he so beautifully explains the need for right proportions in a man's dress. My unexpected takeaway from the video is the "dark era" of men's fashion as he articulates happened in the 1990's with the rise of social media and slim fit dresses. Tell me what you think! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skd8U8dmIP4

FB marketplace thrift find for $10. officially have a leather jacket again

A suit is supposed to make you look successful. But most men are paying for a label — not quality. The men's suit industry is one of the most overpriced markets in fashion. Brands charge thousands for suits made with cheap materials, poor construction, and a logo that means nothing. In this video, we break down 5 suit brands that are robbing you blind — and reveal 5 that actually deliver real quality for your money.