[穿著]Bad Fit, Good Fit from GQ

BAD FIT, GOOD FIT

Know what a fitted dress shirt can do?

Help you stop looking like such a schlub

Photographs by Paola Kudacki

Most guys don’t know it, but they’re walking around with way too much shirt—baggy arms, sagging sides, ballooning backs. A fitted dress shirt can make new men out of them—and you, too.

GQ: Bad Fit, Good Fit

BAD FIT

Just because a shirt’s neck and sleeves are the right size doesn’t mean the rest of the shirt will fit you.

Excess fabric on most dress shirts causes them to billow at the sides and back.

GOOD FIT

This shirt fits his torso—not just his neck.

Notice that the sleeves are cut as slim as the body of the shirt.

Lack of excess fabric means the shirt doesn’t bunch up and it stays tucked in better.

Shirt, $60, by Banana Republic. Tie, $135, by John Varvatos. Pants, $365, by John Varvatos. Watch by Hublot.

Because at some point, you’re going to take off your jacket.

One of the best things about a fitted dress shirt is it looks great without a jacket. and if you do wear a suit—especially a slim suit—it will fit perfectly beneath it.

Shirt, $554, by Louis Vuitton. Tie, $135, by John Varvatos. Pants, $847, by Louis Vuitton.

Shirt, $250; tie, $115; and pants, $295: all by Ralph Lauren Black Label.

Shirt, $270, by Jil Sander. Tie, $155, and pants, $1,825 (for suit), by Michael Bastian. Tie clip by Louis Tamis & Sons. Watch by Luminox.

Because it will complement your new slim tie.
Shirts like these allow for a narrow tie, but it doesn’t need to be superskinny.

Shirt, $355, and pants, $1,775 (for suit), by Dsquared. Tie, $145, by Jil Sander.

Shirt, $185; tie, $125; and pants, $210: all by J.Lindeberg. Watch by Tag Heuer SLR for Mercedes-Benz.