Three coordinated outfits using "vests

Can add an accent to your coordination Vest Vests" are not a main item in men's fashion.

Vests" are not a main item in men's fashion, but they can add an accent to your coordination just by adding them.
"Vests" are one of the items that have been attracting more attention in the hot weather of the past few years.

In this issue, we introduce three coordinated outfits using vests!

What kind of innerwear goes with "vests"?

The best colors for innerwear to match with "vests" are white, gray, and black, which are basic colors that can be blended in with the coordinate and can be used without being overbearing.
Of course, colors that go well with "vests" vary depending on their shades and shapes, so it is not possible to limit colors in general. However, the usual technique for fashionable vests is to match them with innerwear that can save their assertiveness.

Dressing Point 1: Tailored vests with a longer length add elegance to a T-shirt coordinate.

Choose a long-length collared suedo vest that looks like a tailored jacket without the sleeves, and add a dressy essence to the standard T-shirt and used jeans coordinate.
The long length of the vest makes the upper half of the body look longer, so a T-shirt with blintz accents is used as an inner layer.
When incorporating a long vest, which is difficult to balance, into a T-shirt coordinate, the key to a stylish look is to balance the center of gravity of the styling as shown in this coordinate.

Dressing Point #2: Layer a rider's vest and a sweatshirt parka to create a sophisticated layered coordinate.

The sporty and casual sweatshirt parka is an excellent match with the rider's vest.
The rock 'n' roll vibe of the riders' "vest" and the sleeveless hoodie with a nice relaxed look make a perfect match in this coordinate.
The casual top is balanced out with tapered pants that have a slightly retro and beautiful element. The all-black coordinate, which tends to be heavy, expresseslightness by showing skin with the sleeveless and sandals.

Dressing Point 3: Match the color of the vest and innerwear to create a sophisticated atmosphere.

If you choose a "vest " with a bright tone, only the vest can look like it is floating, and this is one of the reasons why the outfit can look tacky. Matching the color of the vest and innerwear is a good way to create a unified look.

If the "vest" is light ash, avoid looking bad by matching colors such as beige or white that blend naturally. It is not difficult to unify black colors, but if you are putting together the upper body in ash or white, if you are ever in doubt about what color to match with bottoms, choose black bottoms!
Light tones and black go well together and give the outfit a modern look.