IN FINE FORM

EVEN AS THE CODES OF DRESSING EASE UP, THE SUIT REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF STYLE.

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EVEN AS THE CODES OF DRESSING EASE UP, THE SUIT REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF STYLE.

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TOUCHPOINT

Tactile fabrics make their presence felt this season. At Dunhill, the suit gets an update in velvet coloured a deep, rich green. Velvet tuxedo suit and wool turtleneck, from Dunhill. Leather shoes, from Polo Ralph Lauren.

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EASY DOES IT 

How do you make a suit appear less buttoned up? For Ermenegildo Zegna, one of the answers this season is the use of drawstrings to give shape to its jackets. Wool suit with drawstring, and cotton kimono shirt, from Ermenegildo Zegna Couture. 

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GREY AREA 

As professional dress codes become more relaxed, the suit has taken on new life. One of its modern incarnations: a go-to for off-duty occasions. Wool suit and wool sweater, from Boss. 

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DOUBLE VISION

For this season, Hermes gives its man a leaner, longer form with a double-breasted jacket that has a higher button stance, closing higher on the chest.Wool suit, cashmere sweater and cotton shirt, from Hermes.

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LINEAR THEORY

Sometimes, a little detail is all you need to distinguish a suit from the many others out there. Contrast stitching makes this black wool version a simple standout.Wool suit and wool turtleneck, from Fendi.

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TRUE CLASSIC

It takes sartorial commitment (and in our climate, a heat-resistant constitution) to don the three-piece, but the results are certainly worth the effort.Three-piece wool suit, cotton shirt, silk tie and leather shoes, from Polo Ralph Lauren.

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SEASONAL SHADE

In a relaxed yet form-skimming cut, this Berluti outfit refreshes seemingly traditional elements such as autumnal brown and a double-breasted silhouette.Wool suit, from Berluti. Cotton shirt, from Boss. 

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A FINE VINTAGE

It’s not just wine that gets better with age: Prada shows there’s still plenty of life in the classic corduroy suit, especially when t’s decked out in contrasting trim.Corduroy suit and mohair sweater, from Prada.

PHOTOGRAPHY DARREN CHANG

ART DIRECTION JEAN YAP

STYLING C.K. KOO

STYLING ASSISTANT KELLY GOH

GROOMING GREGO OH

MODEL BAPTISTE GIANNESINI / AVE 

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