It’s not a funeral. Enough with the all-black everything. Unexpected color combinations bring levity to conventional groom’s garb. Alexander McQueen pairs a cobalt-blue jacket with a maroon tie, while Ovadia & Sons plays on this year’s layered neutrals by (mis)matching a camel blazer with heather trousers. Agnès B. Photo: Courtesy of the designer
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Double down. The double-breasted suit is making a comeback: Valentino and Paul Smith offer handsome takes on the old standby (the latter’s in pinstripes); Hermès’s steely gray version leans toward the traditional; and Loden Dager throws all the rules out the window with its Colonel Sanders getup. Valentino Photo: Courtesy of the designer
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Cloak him in velvet. Nothing conveys winter luxury like a plush velvet suit. Jackets in the textile du jour are sleek and understated at Bottega Veneta and Gucci, while Canali and Dolce & Gabbana amp things up with contrasting satin lapels and trim. Gucci Photo: Courtesy of the designer
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Think in threes. Skinny or loose, three-piece suits gussy up both groom-bride and groom-groom matrimonials. Simon Spurr Photo: Courtesy of the designer
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