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The Old Money dress code is not a written rulebook but a set of classic menswear conventions, namely fit first, quiet colours, small logos and clothes suited to the…
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Old Money formal wear means following formal dress codes in their traditional form, with a well-fitting dinner suit or dark suit, a plain white shirt, simple accessories and polished…
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Chinos are cotton twill trousers with a clean, tailored cut that sit between jeans and dress trousers and work for most smart casual occasions.
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Preppy clothing brands fall into two groups: classic labels that make the traditional blazer, Oxford shirt and loafers, and newer labels that update the cut, colour or fabric.
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Preppy style takes its name from American college-preparatory schools, and its clothes grew out of early twentieth-century campus dressing at north-eastern universities.
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They may have been around for the best part of a century, but penny loafers for men are more relevant today than they've ever been.
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Old Money sportswear is casual clothing with sporting roots, such as polo shirts, fine knits and tailored shorts, worn plainly and well fitted.
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Loafer shoes are a hallmark of refined elegance and timeless sophistication and are one of the most important parts of any 'Old Money' look.
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An aesthetic is the recognisable set of colours, patterns, materials, shapes and garments that makes a look identifiable, and this guide explains how to read one and use it…
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Understand the clothes, colours and styling choices behind the old-money look.
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