Guttersnipe, looking through these again this morning, is this a white shirt/green tie combo or are my eyes deceiving me?
Again, this isn't a combo that a moden stylist/designer would usually use, but I think it looks really swell.
Guttersnipe, looking through these again this morning, is this a white shirt/green tie combo or are my eyes deceiving me?
Again, this isn't a combo that a moden stylist/designer would usually use, but I think it looks really swell.
Guttersnipe, looking through these again this morning, is this a white shirt/green tie combo or are my eyes deceiving me?
Not surprised, more excited. I'm very new to this subject and wasn't sure if brown matched with green (did I mention extremely new) and love green myself. It looks like I will have a good reason to pick up a few more green ties.Why are you so surprised? Is there a "rule" about forbidding green ties on white shirts?!
I only have one brown suit and although most mens clothing forums here on the internet will poowho brown I like this suit.
All the Best ,Fashion Frank
The only rule worth remembering is never wear blue shoes with a brown suit.
(Original by Oxner, Apparel Arts, spring, 1934. The shoes were originally brown, the tie burgundy.)
I have a chocolate brown sports coat with blue flecks in the fabric.
blue accessories were frequently paired with brown in the 30s and 40s (and in fabric prints too). blue is a complimentary of brown (being across the colour wheel) and usually has the pleasing effect of accentuating the richness of brown.
Agreed. Browns and blues can definitely make for great shirt / tie / suit combos. Another really popular combo in the 30s and 40s was browns with greens.