/fa/ - Fashion

>>10800673
I can offer some advice here.

Ask for your trousers to sit at your natural waist, which is your torso's slimmest point (usually at or just above your bellybutton): this isn't fashionable right now, but creates classic, traditional proportions and is the most comfortable position for pants to sit at, and they will never slip down. No need for suspenders either, ask for side tabs (personal favourite) or just belt loops.

If your pants are going to sit at your waist, you're going to want pleats for them to expand naturally when you sit down and to hang properly when you're walking. Ask for double inverse pleats. Reverse pleats complete the same function, but can conjure up images of 80's power suits. Personally, I like both, but inverse pleats are rarer and harder to do, so you may as well get best bang for your buck. Pleats should close whenever you're not sitting.

NO PLEATS is a circa 2010 meme that is peddled by #fashion bloggers and shitty magazines like GQ.

Going with a higher waist can permit pants to be fuller cut, which again isn't fashionable atm, but looks very respectable, which I assume you're going for. How wide is up to you, however I woul go for classic full cut, it creates a nice flowing movement and doesn't tug anywhere. Ask for no break or a very tiny semi break and 2 in cuffs(pers. preference).

I don't remember what the trademark, house cut Timothy Everest does, but You should probably ask for some drape in the chest of your jacket (again, depends on what your comfortable with). Drape is basically excess material, not to be confused with baginnes. It will make your chest look wider. Some drape also avoids the military cut look, which some people like (however I don't).

Ask for generous, notched lapels. Peaked are too memorable. Having tiny lapels destroys the point of having cancassed, beautifully rolled lapels that bespoke provides. Shoulders should be padded.

Go double vents or no vents.(Slashes at the back of the jacket)