Simple Way to Upgrade your Suit --Pocket Squares Folded 4 Ways -- Tutorial 

Great, your welcome!

I second that

@@AlexH06 Thanks for the suggestions, I'll add some color matching videos in the future for you.

Hey, great question. I'm going with the assumption that the jeans are a bit more dressy, mid to high rise and nothing tight. Otherwise the juxtaposition ends with the fashion forward jeans and blazer. In fact, I think the jeans already set a contradiction of breaking rules. Some traditional older gentlemen would still cringe if they saw me with my jacket and jeans. But in a modern world that is constantly changing, we have to adapt a bit as well. I'll wear pocket squares with any and all jackets, regardless of my bottoms. I think the more important thing to consider is how harmonious things come together. I personally don't think a pocket square is out of place nowadays with a jacket and jeans, but a tie would be, in my opinion (unless it's a very casual tie, like a knit one). So you see, there is always an 'if' or a situation that may call for one to break some rules and try out different things for the ultimate goal, which is to have that understated elegance, an outfit that looks effortlessly put together and harmonious in every way.

@@Justin_Kwan Hey thanks for the reply! I completely agree with you. I do believe tailored denim lends itself better to the context over your standard high street denim. Yes absolutely a knitted tie is really the boundary line when it comes to dressing up denim and even then it takes a real eye to craft a certain look that does not exceed its intended effect. I’ve seen Ralph Lauren use this in print, but apart from that context you would look out of place rocking a repp tie with jeans nowadays, I think ivy style does run the risk of looking slightly anachronistic. I think some of these details are imperceptible to the average person but go a long way when creating a coherent look that subconsciously catches the eye of the observer. On a side note if you ever can could you make a video about matching your belts to your shoes? I know the general rules, but I’ve found in smart casual context with denim, what are the rules for a suede belt and suede shoes or vice versa with leather. I find a suede belt and suede shoes to be a bit too matchy matchy, same for leather. I’m trying to find a way to lessen the impact, perhaps a different shade of the same colour or texture. Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊

If you dropped by one of my shops, I bet we'd have a loooong chat about all this. I'll put 'matching belts and shoes' on the list--it can be a bit tricky to style the two tastefully.

@@Justin_Kwan my guy, I think it would be a endless conversation haha! I’ll actually be in hong king later this year, going to drop into the armoury. I may also swing by Beijing and pop in, are you busy around October time? I’m in need of hopsack blazer. At your store do you have a house cut? Or are you more flexible in design? I’ve found from some tailors your sort of boxed into their house cut and there’s not much wiggle room. Let me know if a trip in October works 👌

I'll be in Beijing all of October except for a few days the second week. Our MTM has a 'house style' however, our bespoke gives you more free range to make stylistic changes, as long as they are within reason. Drop me a message on my instagram or via form submission so we can get acquainted and plan a time to meet if you make it up here to Beijing: www.principlem.com/contact