Cod vestimentar: cum sa iti alegi culorile care se asorteaza?

1. In primul rand costumul, apoi camasa si pastreaza cravata ultima.

Incepe cu cel mai mare articol, costumul si aseaza-l pe pat. Alege apoi o camasa care se potriveste si aseaza-o in interiorul costumului. Dupa ce ai gasit camasa care se asorteaza poti sa alegi si cravata care se potriveste. (Cum faci asta? Citeste aici) Intotdeauna respecta ordinea asta: de la mare la mic.

2. Fii atent la modelele diferite!

Costumul cu dungi, camasa cu dungi si cravata cu dungi niciodata nu se inteleg. La fel se aplica si la modelele in carouri. O camasa intr-o sungira culoare va fi perfecta in aceasta situatie. Pe de alta parte, prea mult din aceeasi culoare poate sa fie plictisitor: codtum albastru, camasa albastra, camasa albastra... Aici, macar, cravata trebuie sa adauge putina culoare, si ar trebui aleasa o culoare cat mai vie. Cum sa gasesti combinatia potrivita cand ai de-a face cu modele diferite? Poti sa iti insusesti urmatoarele reguli:

Combina materiale cu modele cu materiale simple, fara modele

Combina materiale cu modele mari cu altele cu modele mici

3. O variatie mica de culoare - ce se potriveste?

Cravatele, indiferent de culoare, se potrivesc in general cu o camasa albastra, in special cele pe rosu sau bordo. Albastrul permite si el orice combinatie. Daca porti un costum albastru sau indigo cu camasa alba, evita sa alegi o cravata tipatoare pentru ca deja ai contrastul de la costum si camasa. Combinatia ideala pentru costum, camasa si cravata este cand culorile se armonizeaza si contrastul este bine echilibrat. Costrastul scoate in evidenta armoniosul si vice-versa; culori bine combinate se vor completa reciproc. Prin urmare, nu este bine nici prea mult din aceeasi culoare, nici ca la circ. De regula nu este indicata combinarea a mai mult de 3 culori in intreaga vestimentatie (costum, camasa, cravata, curea, pantofi, geanta, etc)

4. Doua tipuri de dungi

4. Two different stripes

The interplay of suit, shirt and tie is relatively easy when there are two pieces with the same pattern. A striped shirt with a striped tie can go together quite nicely if the stripes are of different sizes. This also applies to a striped suit and shirt. Thus always combine narrow stripes with wide stripes and never two of the same or similar kind.

5. Two different checks

This is not quite as distinct as it is with two stripes. Here it is even more important that the checks are as different as possible in shape and size. Otherwise your business partner might get quite irritated.

6. Two different patterns

While with two patterns of the same kind the sizes should be completely opposite, it is the contrary with two different patterns. The size should possibly be the same as for larger and medium-sized patterns. For smaller designs one should avoid two different patterns at all. Thus, a wide-striped shirt and a tie with a large pattern will make a match, as well as a jacket with large checks combined with a necktie with wide stripes.

7.Three different patterns

Suit with herringbone design, checked shirt and striped tie? Does that work? Not that easily, but when the proportion of the patterns are similar it can work as well. But that would be quite daring and is not necessarily recommended.

8. Two of three of the same kind

Two pieces of clothing with checks and one with stripes or vice versa? Sure that will work – when obeying the rules. Here also the pieces of the same kind need to differ in size, and the third pattern has to adapt to the dominating piece, which is usually the suit. Thus, a Glen check suit with a small checked shirt and a tie with wide stripes make a nice match when the color contrasts are not too harsh.

9. Three of the same kind

The requirements are rather high to harmonize three different patterns. Now everything has to be 100%. First wide stripes or checks should be combined with middle-sized or small stripes or checks, and finally an ideal color combination has to be found. This is the choice for somebody who likes to take a chance and has a big closet.

10. The easiest rule at last

If you are unsure what clothes to choose, or how to combine them, and you do not have a large budget for your wardrobe, keep it simple. Be thrifty with patterns for suits and buy predominantly solid colored shirts – this way nothing can go wrong. You will get the contrast through colored and patterned ties.