The Best Suit for Your Next Wedding, Interview & More | GQ Recommends



GQ editors recommend four styles of suits that are necessary wardrobe staples. From a clean and classic tailored look to a funky, loud suit that lights up a room, the GQ Recommends team breaks down their 4 must-have suit styles for any occasion. Whether you are shopping on a budget or splurging for a wedding fit, we’ve got you covered.

Clean & Classic (00:18)

J. Crew Kenmare suit jacket https://bit.ly/3qRQClm
J. Crew Kenmare suit pant https://bit.ly/3iPBRem
Fresco single breasted wool blazer https://bit.ly/3DuYcHS
Fresco wool mixer trousers https://bit.ly/36F1nAK
Sid Mashburn Kincaid No. 2 suit https://bit.ly/3uJi6uv
Tom Ford Shelton Slim-Fit Prince of Wales Checked Wool and Silk-Blend suit jacket https://bit.ly/370nSje
Tom Ford Slim-Fit Prince of Wales Checked Wool and Silk-Blend suit trousers https://bit.ly/3tVPEX8

Light & Breezy (03:00)

Alex Mill Mercer blazer https://bit.ly/3LzWLdX
Alex Standard Pleated pant https://bit.ly/3LwC2Ys
Todd Snyder Madison suit https://bit.ly/3DsuRh4
FEAR OF GOD x SSense exclusive California blazer https://bit.ly/3wSk2nb
FEAR OF GOD x SSENSE exclusive double pleated trousers https://bit.ly/36YK65c

Funky & Loud (04:40)

Needles Tuxedo Jacket https://bit.ly/3LvqIM9
Needles Side Bad Trouser https://bit.ly/3tX5mS4
Drake’s Prince of Wales Check Wool Flannel Double-Breasted Tailored Jacket https://bit.ly/3wUAzHg
Drake’s Prince of Wales Check Single Pleat Trouser https://bit.ly/3qUqo1x
FEAR OF GOD ‘The Suit Jacket’ Blazer https://bit.ly/3IPlyc8
FEAR OF GOD Double Pleated Tapered Trousers https://bit.ly/3x9kqht

Mix & Match (07:50)

Uniqlo U Tailored Jacket https://bit.ly/38ia4kQ
Engineered Garments Lawrence Jacket https://bit.ly/3NvfaKy
MR P. unstructured worsted wool blazer https://bit.ly/3NDX4WM

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27 thoughts on “The Best Suit for Your Next Wedding, Interview & More | GQ Recommends”

  1. This is a great video for someone who doesn't really know about suits presented by someone who know little about suits. Reiss suits are poorly made on Romania or Poland, is fused and bubbles about a few dry cleaning or you have been rained on.

    This video doesn't talk about construction and stuck with the super visual design queues.

    Double breasted are not for short people, don't just waved it around like is suitable for everyone. A lot of suits presented here are celeb driven vs substance. You can dress like Harry Style all over with Gucci but you gonna be a walking cliché in a few years. A lot of American Brands which has poor constructions.

    Lucky you did show drake, but again DB is not a safe option in general

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  2. This is mostly misleading advice, specially for men looking to get their first suit. Keep your style simple, and experiment with different combinations in private. Trust me, if you're not confident or even like how you look behind close doors, you'll always be insecure.
    I like the idea in presenting different ideas in regards to style, price points, brands, and trends. But for many, this could be very overwhelming. Also, celebrities are styled by brands that pay them to promote their clothing. Keep it simple, don't brake the bank for brands that don't care about you, and practice your style and find what works for you.

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  3. Is it a new school trend to mix and match suits? Because that it breaking such a foundational rule to men's fashion that it is difficult to overlook. Sport coats or Blazers serve the purpose to allow mixing and matching an odd jacket with an odd pair of trousers, but a suit jacket should only be worn with it's matching trousers. Case-in-point, Notice how odd the lonely pinstripe jacket is (which clearly has a matching pair of trousers laying around somewhere) when paired with the contrasting slacks at 8:07. These guys look like they don't know how to dress themselves and end up looking like clowns instead of what they're intending.

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  4. As a man that was raised in a more traditional environment, this video hurt my taste :)) but each with their own. My 2 cents are for a first suit don't go for anything other than classic, if you have the budget get it tailored (it's not that expensive) and if the suit fits you good it will be cheaper than buying 4 or 5 ill fitting suits that you change every year depending on the moment's trend. Almost forgot, don't mix your suit jackets with other suit pants, it will be a disaster, use pants (preferably not part of a suit) and a blazer. And the most important thing, the brand does not matter, the material and fit matter, a luxury brand suit that looks on you like a "hand down" is way worst than a good fitting suit that looks great and makes you feel good but it's made by a small brand. If the suit doesn't make you feel confident in it, try another.

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  5. I don't understand guys who wear their younger brother's suit! why not wear clothes in his size!? for what, why ?? It looks ridiculous and pathetic at the same time! impatient to find the fashion of classy and elegant clothes..

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  6. 1. Why TF on earth would you push someone to an off-the-rack option that goes for thousands of dollars when you can spend that same amount of money, if not less, on bespoke items that you can customize and would fit perfectly?

    2. 80% of the suits they showed us fit terribly and have tasteless design

    3. Since when did jacket & trouser separates become suits?

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