As a musician (I'm glad you mentioned that), I have to keep a TON of black in my wardrobe. And you're right, I go through black shirts very quickly as they show wear very easily. I think the point about patterns and textures is a good tip. When possible, I try to take advantage of a nice contrast in textures, maybe some dark charcoal pants or a pair of grey suede shoes (again, when it is "allowed" and appropriate) to have some variety and break up the monotony. I also think rolling up your shirt sleeves is a good way to limit the "black hole" effect. Great video!!
I bought a black, French cuffed dress shirt years ago before I really knew what I was doing stylewise. I don't wear it very often, but I just can't bring myself to lose it. I'll tend to wear it with khaki trousers, a black leather belt, and square silver cuff links. I used to wear it with a charcoal grey suit.
Many years ago I played in a Western swing band and we chose black shirts with the French cuff and cutaway collar similar to what Elvis wore when he was photographed in Germany during his stint in the army, we had a white shirt too in the same cut but the black was the favourite, each of us had a white silk Western scarf similar to an Ascot I suppose for us older members of the band worn at the collar and tied like a regular tie however our youngest player always wore his collar open and tied directly to his neck in the manner of lots of the country stars of the 40's and 50's, my wife sourced a pair of vintage confetti lucite cufflinks to finish this off, while all this probably isn't very gentlemanly we did feel good on stage 😀
So I'm just now entering in to this part myself. I find myself getting lost with so much information and to be honest it can be overwhelming. I'm still learning all of the jacket types and color pairings as well as patterns. It seems as if everything I was taught when I was younger was wrong. I'm glad I found this channel and it provides the information necessary for one to learn and process in a non condescending manner.
It was kinda hard for me to get into fashion as well. I used to think menswear was very limited but I came to find out that was only because men aren't really encouraged to be fashionable. At all. It's so weird lol
@@allezxander1232fr and when you try to be there's just so much you're not sure where to start. It's so unfortunate as well cause so many men could look great if they were lead and encouraged to dress better
I’m glad you included a picture of Alain Delon in Plein Soleil (Purple Noon) - that’s the outfit that inspired me to get a couple of camp collared black shirts for casual wear.
I am so glad you addressed the black shirt issue. Black T's, crews, polo's, and even button-downs are all part of my casual wear, but I have never worn a black shirt as a formal statement.
After years of watching your videos, this was the first time I heard the opening theme on 1.5 speed and it’s snapping! Y’all need to get a full track somewhere I can download!
I actually saw a look book the other day with a guy wearing a black shirt under a brown tweed suit with black leather boots. It looked amazing. The colors did not compliment each other at all. They actually clashed because of how different they were. But something about how it was put together just made it perfect. I’m too lazy to go find it and see what brand it was.
Don't wear black shirts under brown, especially not with black boots. You'll be exactly one red accesoir away from looking like your late to a party meeting...
I have a black hawaiian shirt with ivory palmtrees which I constantly receive praise for. It is perfect for summer nights paired with bright trousers. :)
I love this channel and I appreciate the fact that here are three men with distinct personalities and with each person with their individual personal style. Great video,Kyle.I have learned so much from this channel.
BTW fgfghkggdfdghifgfih said " Lasted only 20 seconds?" The comment above this one was my reply. Apparently he got roasted so badly by that he is now gone from the conversation. RIP bum.
Looking at old black & white pictures from the 1930s, 40s, 50s etc you often see men in dark coloured shirts, but it seems like they were often navy blue or dark grey. See Marlon Brando in Guys & Dolls - he wore dark navy (or midnight blue) and dark grey shirts with suits. I'm not saying people didn't wear black, just that, as with two-tone shoes, I think black & white photographs make us think black was more common than it was. We imagine gangsters in black & white shoes, but we won't see dark brown & cream for instance in b&w pictures
Good information regarding the use of black shirts. I wear kilts with both an Argyll jacket with waistcoat and a Prince Charlie jacket with waistcoat. I have worn a black shirt before with both jacket styles. I have also worn a black wing collar shirt with a placated covering over the buttons. But since some of my kilts have brighter colors in them, I tend to chose a bow or standard tie that compliments a color in my kilt. The offset colors really pops on a black shirt.
Black is so pervasive today (so is navy blue for that matter), but it just soaks up so much heat: here in South Texas, it is very hot for so much of the year, & this summer has been particularity hot thus far. And I see so much black and other dark colors worn anyway 🤷♂️
Where I live it's too hot for a waistcoat or coat. The dress shirt largely takes the outerwear role except in very, very formal occasions. The black shirt works well as dailywear in that context, and can be jazzed-up with choice of tie, belt, and any other accoutrements.
In re: black flattering a variety of skin tones Yes but the reason it doesn’t always work for people is because there are warmer (ie. red based) black and cooler (ie. blue based) black; if they get the wrong one, it can easily wash them out. I’m also glad you brought up the issues of high contrast, texture, etc. - this really can make or break a look. Thanks for another great video!
The biggest knocks on black shirts are that: 1. They fade. 2. You run the risk of looking tacky like a Saturday Night Fever extra. I hate when people wear ties with black shirts.
very informative. as a classical musician the black shirt/black slacks has become the very common dress uniform for musicians who aren't soloists (though sometimes are) and not the most formal of events.
I recommend everyone look into Color Analysis. When you figure out which seasonal color palette you will gain so much understanding on what looks good on you. Personally I’m a “Deep Winter” so Black is my go to color! Winter’s can get away with wearing a full black outfit as long as it’s broken up with different textures/materials/cool toned jewelry or a little bit of contrast. It’s all about skin undertones, your hair color, eye colors and the relationship they all have with each other aesthetically. Hope this helps!
So can I offer a suggestion. I use a little bit of Dawn dishsoap on my dark clothing along with Woollite For Darks. It gets the deodorant stains out and keeps the color darker for longer. Also, air dry or put your dryer on the most gentlest cycle you have
Great video ladies need to realize this when wearing black all the time, to me it looks hard and reminds me of the grim riper. I wear black with a neon or white loafers and white bag to help lift the heaviness of black
Black shirt, navy blue jacket. If you put a brushed gold/brownlike tie with it. Its class. Hard to get the tie right, but if you find the right one, youre good to go
Just lose the suit and wear some navy blue jeans with a black belt belt if you tuck your shirt in and viola. One black shirt I recommend is Uniqlo's super non iron slim fit long sleeve shirt. It's perfection.
I love my black shirts, but I have to be careful about when, where and how I wear them, e.g. business vs social settings. It's not always easy, but this guide is very helpful!
Have you ever done something like critiquing your viewers fashion? I think it would be quite entertaining having us send you some pictures and you either compliment or roast them. Would also be a nice pool of new ideas maybe.
I watched videos like this and the viewers are pure cringe, the worst fetishistic fedora neckbreards the world has ever seen. Furthermore, gentleman's gazette would be too polite to give the necessary feedback.
I am very partial to a black polo neck though would have said that I wasn't so much a fan for collared shirts. However despite being one of those expecting a two second video, I actually didn't even register you were wearing a black shirt until about three and a half minutes in (even though I was obviously aware of the topic - it's been a long week!) - definitely goes to show how well the black shirt can blend into a classic wardrobe with a bit of thought!
I love wearing a black shirt with some dark jeans with brown shoes and belt when going out to the Pub or a Bar. I'd never wear a black shirt as part as a suit.
I have a Dark Navy Floral print shirt instead which obviously has the appearance of Black. By the way I definitely agree that Black is difficult to maintain as my jeans are a bit faded. I suppose I could look into a Dye to fix that. Excellent content as always!
Yes, one should definitely wear a black shirt if (1) the shirt has a nice sheen to it, (2) the black shirt is punctuated by complimentary designs, such as stripes or a nice logo (e.g., Lacoste, Fred Perry). One of the outfits I get the most compliments on is when I pair a solid black linen shirt from Island Importer* with khaki pants/shorts and a Panama hat. The linen shirt has the aforementioned sheen, and the whole outfit (I'm told) exudes strength and masculine confidence. (*a fantastic apparel company specializing in linen garments)
I love this channel with all of my heart the only thing that I was upset over was your anti-black clothing video IM very happy and elated that you have made a video for people that the search where a black being a tattoo artist black is a mainstay for me for the simple fact is I can work and not have to worry about staining my clothes also being an artist black is something that we always usually wear thank you so very much for making this video and have a wonderful day.
It's as much that black can be overused, or you can end up with those god-awful all black monochromatic suit looks. But if done right, black looks fantastic.
Hi, I've been watching your vids for some time now and I've learned a lot. But I have a question. How do you hang clothes without leaving hanger marks on them? I've tried larger hangers, smaller hangers, thinner hangers, bulky ones (like suit hangers) and nothing worked. Every shirt and polo I hang gets the hanger marks. I know I can just spray some water and fix it but how can I prevent it ? Any tips?
Thank you for talking slower. Fits so much more to you and bring the whole more appealing to hear I never way black except for black shoes (I don't own any tuxedo since I wouldn't go to any formal event as it's pretentious to me).
How about wearing a black shirt like a very informal/casual jacket? I think that if you wear it open over a tight white T-shirt, paired with jeans, you can get a bit of a bad-boy look, giving associations to a leather jacket, like you see in in Grease or the bomber jacket you see in Top Gun, without it looking too retro. I know that that is not classic menswear, but I think it can work, if you are aiming for something a bit more modern.
Get a tan, pair it with pastel trousers, some nice loafers and for the love of all that's fashionable roll up the sleeves and leave it unbottoned on top.
I was a funeral director from 20 to 24 years old and I've always enjoyed dressing up from a young age, though it took me years to find a style fit for myself. I had a firm belief that while at work wearing black was a no no for me, the family and friends of the deceased are grieving, not myself, I was there to try and make an extremely difficult and tiresome process easier so they're able to grieve naturally, the bereaved wear black to symbolize their grief. But my boss disagreed...old school, which is fine. I enjoy wearing lots of colors but of course I toned it down for work, navy, charcoal, light Grey and olive for hot weather, my goodness did he hate it lol
@@sheevinopalpatino4782 dif your grandmother like a lot of color? Or did she want her service to be a celebration of life? If you don't mind me asking of course!
I’ve been advised not to get a black suit because it’s “too serious”. Even so, it’s a cool colour and I like the style of black clothes. Also, I like having such a dark palette. Jeans and a black bomber just works for school, for example.
My go to dress up is what my wife says is my Johnnie Cash outfit. A long sleeve mock turtleneck black jeans belt and cowboy boots with a grey houndstooth sport coat. I travel allot As a trucker so it's hard to dress fancy.
I live in Texas where it gets very warm and wearing a black shirt is very uncomfortable in the summer. I usually only wear a black shirt when it's cool outside.
I have a black floral shirt with small white flower patterns on it. I don’t know if that’s exactly the same thing as the question that’s being asked in this video though 🤔 🤷🏼♂️
NZR steam engine crew (drivers and firemen) wore black shirts to hide the smuts and grime of working on the footplate of a steam locomotive. The uniform also directed them to wear a white tie though.
Honestly there is one con I noticed: black shows sweat easily. I wear a black undershirt at work and they it’s pretty noticeable when I take the shirt off
i saw Eric Clapton donning a black shirt paired with white, i think it's pinstripes double breasted suit, and a red flashy tie with a gold collar bar,i think it was at the prince's trust gala concert at 1988 he looked awesome 😎
Not sure I agree with the advice against wearing a tie with a black dress shirt. At the very least, I think a white tie with a black dress shirt is a very sharp look. Basically, the inverse of the classic, formal white dress shirt and black tie/coat look. There's something very "Sin City" about the white on black look which I love.
I think if you had to wear one it's best to go for a wedding tie or similar, with shades of silver or grey. But paring that with a jacket is a challenge, so skipping the jacket in that case is best.
Nice video but stains will show on any shirt. White, blue, pink, you name it. Black does do a better job at hiding stains than white, even Doctors 200 years ago wore black suits.
You are just way off on this one... I have several exquisite black dress shirts that look amazing in a formal black tie setting... And they look just spectacular with a well chosen tie as well whether it be with Jeans, Dark to White Khakis, or Dress Slacks... This is one where your sense of style for yourself might be adverse to a black dress shirt in these fashion situations... But I've ROCKED it in these outfits and looked amazing. I do appreciate all the effort you gents put into your vids though. Thank you Kindly.
When i started wearing suits and ties as a teen i loaded up on colored shirts and black shirts...now even with variety i end up almost always with a light blue or white shirt.
This is my first time seen a person of color on this page , as a mixed latino myself i love to see that you guys are promoting diversity and ridding the negative stereotypes that come with minorities
At night summer near the beach or river.... going for a cocktail...white jeans, long sleeve black shirt, open collar, Gucci black loafers watch, bracelet, sunglasses.....now your on the Amalfi coast. Lady's love it.
Gentlemen! , black shirt, Grey trousers (or fine black +white houndstooth pattern), black leather sneakers with white sole (or regular derbys) + black leather belt = you look like a million bucks
As a musician (I'm glad you mentioned that), I have to keep a TON of black in my wardrobe. And you're right, I go through black shirts very quickly as they show wear very easily. I think the point about patterns and textures is a good tip. When possible, I try to take advantage of a nice contrast in textures, maybe some dark charcoal pants or a pair of grey suede shoes (again, when it is "allowed" and appropriate) to have some variety and break up the monotony. I also think rolling up your shirt sleeves is a good way to limit the "black hole" effect. Great video!!
I bought a black, French cuffed dress shirt years ago before I really knew what I was doing stylewise. I don't wear it very often, but I just can't bring myself to lose it. I'll tend to wear it with khaki trousers, a black leather belt, and square silver cuff links. I used to wear it with a charcoal grey suit.
Many years ago I played in a Western swing band and we chose black shirts with the French cuff and cutaway collar similar to what Elvis wore when he was photographed in Germany during his stint in the army, we had a white shirt too in the same cut but the black was the favourite, each of us had a white silk Western scarf similar to an Ascot I suppose for us older members of the band worn at the collar and tied like a regular tie however our youngest player always wore his collar open and tied directly to his neck in the manner of lots of the country stars of the 40's and 50's, my wife sourced a pair of vintage confetti lucite cufflinks to finish this off, while all this probably isn't very gentlemanly we did feel good on stage 😀
At least you’re wearing it with the right colors
As long as you enjoy wearing it all's well!
Do you wear the cuffs as barrel cuffs? When I wear French cuffs with nothing over the shirt, I do that with simple cufflinks.
So I'm just now entering in to this part myself. I find myself getting lost with so much information and to be honest it can be overwhelming. I'm still learning all of the jacket types and color pairings as well as patterns. It seems as if everything I was taught when I was younger was wrong. I'm glad I found this channel and it provides the information necessary for one to learn and process in a non condescending manner.
It was kinda hard for me to get into fashion as well. I used to think menswear was very limited but I came to find out that was only because men aren't really encouraged to be fashionable. At all. It's so weird lol
Keep it simple and take it slow and you will do fine.
@@detritiv0re144 exactly what I was going to comment.
@@allezxander1232fr and when you try to be there's just so much you're not sure where to start. It's so unfortunate as well cause so many men could look great if they were lead and encouraged to dress better
I’m glad you included a picture of Alain Delon in Plein Soleil (Purple Noon) - that’s the outfit that inspired me to get a couple of camp collared black shirts for casual wear.
Same, though I'm mostly inspired by his grey suit he wears later in the film where he strolls around the markets
Love that too. Pretty much all the clothing in that movie is summer style perfection.
I’m sorry to hear the black shirt didn’t work out for you
I am so glad you addressed the black shirt issue. Black T's, crews, polo's, and even button-downs are all part of my casual wear, but I have never worn a black shirt as a formal statement.
Exactly. It works best in more casual style with a good contrast.
After years of watching your videos, this was the first time I heard the opening theme on 1.5 speed and it’s snapping! Y’all need to get a full track somewhere I can download!
I second this!
I third this!
Illegal download exists jk don't
I actually saw a look book the other day with a guy wearing a black shirt under a brown tweed suit with black leather boots. It looked amazing. The colors did not compliment each other at all. They actually clashed because of how different they were. But something about how it was put together just made it perfect. I’m too lazy to go find it and see what brand it was.
Don't wear black shirts under brown, especially not with black boots. You'll be exactly one red accesoir away from looking like your late to a party meeting...
I have a black hawaiian shirt with ivory palmtrees which I constantly receive praise for. It is perfect for summer nights paired with bright trousers. :)
I love this channel and I appreciate the fact that here are three men with distinct personalities and with each person with their individual personal style. Great video,Kyle.I have learned so much from this channel.
The first 20 seconds of the video was perfect, the rest of it was informative but those first 20 seconds PHENOMENAL 😊
@fgfghjkggdfdghjfgfjh don't worry your mother didn't mind.
BTW fgfghkggdfdghifgfih said " Lasted only 20 seconds?" The comment above this one was my reply. Apparently he got roasted so badly by that he is now gone from the conversation. RIP bum.
I have almost the same jacket you're wearing. Mines single. I wear it with a black shirt all the time. I also like my light grey and black no tie
Looking at old black & white pictures from the 1930s, 40s, 50s etc you often see men in dark coloured shirts, but it seems like they were often navy blue or dark grey. See Marlon Brando in Guys & Dolls - he wore dark navy (or midnight blue) and dark grey shirts with suits. I'm not saying people didn't wear black, just that, as with two-tone shoes, I think black & white photographs make us think black was more common than it was. We imagine gangsters in black & white shoes, but we won't see dark brown & cream for instance in b&w pictures
So check old catalogs or adverts of yesterday
@@muzafferelbeyli2756 Absolutely - catalogues, advertisements, illustrations etc are some of our best primary sources
Good information regarding the use of black shirts. I wear kilts with both an Argyll jacket with waistcoat and a Prince Charlie jacket with waistcoat. I have worn a black shirt before with both jacket styles. I have also worn a black wing collar shirt with a placated covering over the buttons. But since some of my kilts have brighter colors in them, I tend to chose a bow or standard tie that compliments a color in my kilt. The offset colors really pops on a black shirt.
Black is so pervasive today (so is navy blue for that matter), but it just soaks up so much heat: here in South Texas, it is very hot for so much of the year, & this summer has been particularity hot thus far. And I see so much black and other dark colors worn anyway 🤷♂️
Great video with top presentation. Black polo shirts are the easiest to get away with.
Where I live it's too hot for a waistcoat or coat. The dress shirt largely takes the outerwear role except in very, very formal occasions.
The black shirt works well as dailywear in that context, and can be jazzed-up with choice of tie, belt, and any other accoutrements.
There are jackets with extremely breathable materials.
2:13 That is a good look. Confidence is what is needed.
In re: black flattering a variety of skin tones
Yes but the reason it doesn’t always work for people is because there are warmer (ie. red based) black and cooler (ie. blue based) black; if they get the wrong one, it can easily wash them out. I’m also glad you brought up the issues of high contrast, texture, etc. - this really can make or break a look. Thanks for another great video!
The biggest knocks on black shirts are that:
1. They fade.
2. You run the risk of looking tacky like a Saturday Night Fever extra.
I hate when people wear ties with black shirts.
I do all the time, one of my favorite looks.
very informative. as a classical musician the black shirt/black slacks has become the very common dress uniform for musicians who aren't soloists (though sometimes are) and not the most formal of events.
I recommend everyone look into Color Analysis. When you figure out which seasonal color palette you will gain so much understanding on what looks good on you. Personally I’m a “Deep Winter” so Black is my go to color! Winter’s can get away with wearing a full black outfit as long as it’s broken up with different textures/materials/cool toned jewelry or a little bit of contrast. It’s all about skin undertones, your hair color, eye colors and the relationship they all have with each other aesthetically. Hope this helps!
So can I offer a suggestion. I use a little bit of Dawn dishsoap on my dark clothing along with Woollite For Darks. It gets the deodorant stains out and keeps the color darker for longer.
Also, air dry or put your dryer on the most gentlest cycle you have
I actually love black dress shirts! I have been preferring them for years
Same here, this is just these guy's opinion. Their business is selling colorful accessories which you do not need with black.
Great video ladies need to realize this when wearing black all the time, to me it looks hard and reminds me of the grim riper.
I wear black with a neon or white loafers and white bag to help lift the heaviness of black
Black shirt, navy blue jacket. If you put a brushed gold/brownlike tie with it. Its class.
Hard to get the tie right, but if you find the right one, youre good to go
Just lose the suit and wear some navy blue jeans with a black belt belt if you tuck your shirt in and viola. One black shirt I recommend is Uniqlo's super non iron slim fit long sleeve shirt. It's perfection.
Great video! Well presented!
I love my black shirts, but I have to be careful about when, where and how I wear them, e.g. business vs social settings. It's not always easy, but this guide is very helpful!
That jacket IS exquisite! :)
the comment regarding black shirts fading and becoming dull is ABSOLUTELY ON POINT
White fades worse in my experience, turns dull and yellowish
Have you ever done something like critiquing your viewers fashion? I think it would be quite entertaining having us send you some pictures and you either compliment or roast them. Would also be a nice pool of new ideas maybe.
I watched videos like this and the viewers are pure cringe, the worst fetishistic fedora neckbreards the world has ever seen. Furthermore, gentleman's gazette would be too polite to give the necessary feedback.
I am very partial to a black polo neck though would have said that I wasn't so much a fan for collared shirts. However despite being one of those expecting a two second video, I actually didn't even register you were wearing a black shirt until about three and a half minutes in (even though I was obviously aware of the topic - it's been a long week!) - definitely goes to show how well the black shirt can blend into a classic wardrobe with a bit of thought!
I love wearing a black shirt with some dark jeans with brown shoes and belt when going out to the Pub or a Bar. I'd never wear a black shirt as part as a suit.
My work requires black dress shirts and it's very difficult to find quality shirts in black.
Wash black in cold water and it will look perfect for years. This is what I do and all my blacks look as good as the day I bought them.
Well formulated.
Haha that intro, Man you are awesome !
Black is very slimming. That is another reason why it is so popular for men and women. I think men feel great in black - they feel younger - more hip.
Love the men's wearhouse prom picture. The only set up teen aged boys want.
Yes, you should!
I have a Dark Navy Floral print shirt instead which obviously has the appearance of Black. By the way I definitely agree that Black is difficult to maintain as my jeans are a bit faded. I suppose I could look into a Dye to fix that. Excellent content as always!
That was the funniest opening ever! So deadpan!😆
Minor Point:
Lutherans have “pastors”, not priests. That is Anglican/Episcopal “priests”, as well as Catholic or Orthodox ones.
Yes, one should definitely wear a black shirt if (1) the shirt has a nice sheen to it, (2) the black shirt is punctuated by complimentary designs, such as stripes or a nice logo (e.g., Lacoste, Fred Perry).
One of the outfits I get the most compliments on is when I pair a solid black linen shirt from Island Importer* with khaki pants/shorts and a Panama hat. The linen shirt has the aforementioned sheen, and the whole outfit (I'm told) exudes strength and masculine confidence.
(*a fantastic apparel company specializing in linen garments)
Really nice outfit.
I love this channel with all of my heart the only thing that I was upset over was your anti-black clothing video IM very happy and elated that you have made a video for people that the search where a black being a tattoo artist black is a mainstay for me for the simple fact is I can work and not have to worry about staining my clothes also being an artist black is something that we always usually wear thank you so very much for making this video and have a wonderful day.
It's as much that black can be overused, or you can end up with those god-awful all black monochromatic suit looks. But if done right, black looks fantastic.
Especially with a white tie and a red carnation!
I prefer black shirts. I usually wear a crimson or purple tie or cravat.
Hi, I've been watching your vids for some time now and I've learned a lot. But I have a question. How do you hang clothes without leaving hanger marks on them? I've tried larger hangers, smaller hangers, thinner hangers, bulky ones (like suit hangers) and nothing worked. Every shirt and polo I hang gets the hanger marks. I know I can just spray some water and fix it but how can I prevent it ? Any tips?
Thank you for talking slower. Fits so much more to you and bring the whole more appealing to hear
I never way black except for black shoes (I don't own any tuxedo since I wouldn't go to any formal event as it's pretentious to me).
That picture of Preston, is so totally Preston.
How about wearing a black shirt like a very informal/casual jacket? I think that if you wear it open over a tight white T-shirt, paired with jeans, you can get a bit of a bad-boy look, giving associations to a leather jacket, like you see in in Grease or the bomber jacket you see in Top Gun, without it looking too retro. I know that that is not classic menswear, but I think it can work, if you are aiming for something a bit more modern.
Wore my black buttoned down shirt with straw colored slacks for the first time in a year since I bought it. My charcoal turtleneck gets more wear.
Get a tan, pair it with pastel trousers, some nice loafers and for the love of all that's fashionable roll up the sleeves and leave it unbottoned on top.
It would’ve made my day if the video genuinely ended after Kyle’s “No” 😆
Black shirt for casual wear: OK. Black shirt for semi-formal wear: No.
TLDR thanks brah 😉
Yoshitake Mine whould like to disagree
I was a funeral director from 20 to 24 years old and I've always enjoyed dressing up from a young age, though it took me years to find a style fit for myself. I had a firm belief that while at work wearing black was a no no for me, the family and friends of the deceased are grieving, not myself, I was there to try and make an extremely difficult and tiresome process easier so they're able to grieve naturally, the bereaved wear black to symbolize their grief. But my boss disagreed...old school, which is fine. I enjoy wearing lots of colors but of course I toned it down for work, navy, charcoal, light Grey and olive for hot weather, my goodness did he hate it lol
As my grandmother was dying she demanded no one would wear sombre colours to her funeral haha
@@sheevinopalpatino4782 dif your grandmother like a lot of color? Or did she want her service to be a celebration of life? If you don't mind me asking of course!
I’ve been advised not to get a black suit because it’s “too serious”.
Even so, it’s a cool colour and I like the style of black clothes.
Also, I like having such a dark palette. Jeans and a black bomber just works for school, for example.
My go to dress up is what my wife says is my Johnnie Cash outfit.
A long sleeve mock turtleneck black jeans belt and cowboy boots with a grey houndstooth sport coat. I travel allot
As a trucker so it's hard to dress fancy.
Love the video & the cream/black checked double breasted jacket. I’d like to pull off that look someday - very cool.
What color should the belt and shoes be when wearing a black t-shirt and light brown pants?
THAT is a question I always wondered, thank you for the vid gents😄👌
Im New to this channel and I already feel richer and Gentleman
I live in Texas where it gets very warm and wearing a black shirt is very uncomfortable in the summer. I usually only wear a black shirt when it's cool outside.
@fgfghjkggdfdghjfgfjh Because it's the only weather it's comfortable to do it in.
I have a black floral shirt with small white flower patterns on it. I don’t know if that’s exactly the same thing as the question that’s being asked in this video though 🤔 🤷🏼♂️
NZR steam engine crew (drivers and firemen) wore black shirts to hide the smuts and grime of working on the footplate of a steam locomotive. The uniform also directed them to wear a white tie though.
0:15 I KNEW IT hahaha
5:03 it sounds like black is the perfect shirt colour for fast fashion.
Love that jacket! Reminds me of that photo of Frank Sinatra
Honestly there is one con I noticed: black shows sweat easily. I wear a black undershirt at work and they it’s pretty noticeable when I take the shirt off
i saw Eric Clapton donning a black shirt paired with white, i think it's pinstripes double breasted suit, and a red flashy tie with a gold collar bar,i think it was at the prince's trust gala concert at 1988 he looked awesome 😎
Thnx
What about a dark red and black striped tie with a black shirt?
I would've liked to see more outfit examples that included the black dress shirt.
Black dress shirt with grey or charcoal suit will look really sharp. A grey, burgundy or charcoal tie will work well with the black shirt.
I just want to say that black shirts look good with a blue or nice non poppy red tie with patterns or Evan a purple
Unless it’s for work, I’d argue that essentially only for night clubs or similar environments.
Best intro. Wow.
Black is colourful enough.
What about a white/off white suit with a black dress shirt?
Only if you are going to a disco party!
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Alright, you sell me with that one. Put me in the Helltaker sequel because I'm about to do some evil.
Not sure I agree with the advice against wearing a tie with a black dress shirt. At the very least, I think a white tie with a black dress shirt is a very sharp look. Basically, the inverse of the classic, formal white dress shirt and black tie/coat look. There's something very "Sin City" about the white on black look which I love.
I think if you had to wear one it's best to go for a wedding tie or similar, with shades of silver or grey. But paring that with a jacket is a challenge, so skipping the jacket in that case is best.
Nice video but stains will show on any shirt. White, blue, pink, you name it. Black does do a better job at hiding stains than white, even Doctors 200 years ago wore black suits.
Black shirts are artsy.
Iam waring a black shirt with a red kilt right now.
You are just way off on this one... I have several exquisite black dress shirts that look amazing in a formal black tie setting... And they look just spectacular with a well chosen tie as well whether it be with Jeans, Dark to White Khakis, or Dress Slacks... This is one where your sense of style for yourself might be adverse to a black dress shirt in these fashion situations... But I've ROCKED it in these outfits and looked amazing. I do appreciate all the effort you gents put into your vids though. Thank you Kindly.
I would wear a black shirt with a gray suit and gray necktie.
Same here, it is a sharp look
Almost lost it at the intro, 10 sec answer, and closing music. Well done.
As someone who overheats (and sweats) easily and am outdoors most of the day, black shirts are just too hot if it's sunny outside.
When i started wearing suits and ties as a teen i loaded up on colored shirts and black shirts...now even with variety i end up almost always with a light blue or white shirt.
How about a breakdown of Saul Goodman looks? What works and what doesn't. Some of his most garish combinations somehow kind of work!
My wardrobe was all black, now it’s about blackish and grey 🤣
I wish he showed more examples of how to wear it.
This is my first time seen a person of color on this page , as a mixed latino myself i love to see that you guys are promoting diversity and ridding the negative stereotypes that come with minorities
At night summer near the beach or river.... going for a cocktail...white jeans, long sleeve black shirt, open collar, Gucci black loafers watch, bracelet, sunglasses.....now your on the Amalfi coast. Lady's love it.
The intro xD
Gentlemen! , black shirt, Grey trousers (or fine black +white houndstooth pattern), black leather sneakers with white sole (or regular derbys) + black leather belt = you look like a million bucks
Oh yes, I should.
navy is ten times better. it can be paired with almost anything
Unless you are the vicar.
I love black, and while yes overrated and over used for us men I still love it.
Wear what you want guys