The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the face of the wedding industry for good with micro weddings and lockdown elopements on the rise. So it was only natural that the sartorial landscape mirrored this too.
Now, there are far fewer rules around what grooms can and cannot wear making the process of choosing a suit even tricker to navigate.
What style of shoe should I wear? Do I need a cummerbund? What colour bow tie should I go for? How do I even fasten a bow tie?
Since the 19th century, black tie has sparked countless questions from even the most well-versed style aficionados. With a number of strict rules to adhere to, it’s a notoriously tricky dress code to navigate so Together Journal sought advice from the best in the business: Crane Brothers.
Here to guide you through the change in seasons is New Zealand’s leading menswear atelier Crane Brothers with the launch of their winter 2021 collection.
As expected, each and every piece is designed to last and will see you from dinner dates and work meetings to last-minute weekend escapes in one fell swoop.
Crane Brothers has established itself as the go-to atelier for New Zealand’s most dapper gentlemen. Demonstrating their knack for understanding what customers desire, the Auckland label has just launched a new website and it’s about to revolutionise the way men shop.
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Whether you’re getting married at the local church or with the sand beneath your feet, there are far fewer rules around what grooms can and can’t wear on their wedding day.
But with the venue, colour scheme and season to consider – how can grooms pull off colour on their wedding day?
