Get so much more wear out of a suit by styling it with denim jeans.  This video shows you a couple of different ways to team a suit jacket with denim jeans.  There will be no more excuses for your man’s suit to stay in the wardrobe anymore!!

Thanks to:
Outfitter: DBS Menswear facebook: DBS Menswear, @dbsMenswear, www.dbsmenswear.com.au
Videographer: Sarah Robinson www.thevideobox.com.au
Hair and Makeup:  Keeley Shae Facebook: Keeley-Shae – Makeup Artist, @keeleyshaemua

Model:  Alex Graf and Cara Gilligan

Video Transcript: Suit Jacket and Denim Jeans | Ma Belle Allure | DBS Menswear

Hello, I’m Simone Parker from Ma Belle Allure.  My passion is to style women in the latest trends but to style those trends for your body.  So I am extra excited to do a shoot for you on how to style your man.  Most men have a suit in their wardrobe, whether they got it for a school formal, a wedding or a job interview, but for some men that is where it stays – in their wardrobe!  So ladies with a few clever styling tricks you can ensure your man gets a lot of wear out of his suit, and both of you can step out in style!!!

Teaming a suit jacket with denim jeans is one of my favourite looks for men.  I love a man in a pair of nice fitting jeans and I also love a man in a suit, so this style combines both!  Very sexy!  The look is stylish yet masculine and a guy can put his own personality into this look through his accessories.

For more of a casual take on this look, his suit jacket can be teamed with a white, v-neck t shirt and then add brown shoes and a matching belt which I sourced from DBS Menswear in Wynnum.  Brown looks fabulous with navy and also with denim.  A hint to make this look work is to create some contract between the colour of the jacket and the jeans.  If your man has a dark coloured jacket, team it with a lighter wash jean.

For a more sophisticated look, team his suit jacket and jeans with a collared shirt and tie.  A patterned shirt like this one, looks great if you team it with a plain tie in a similar colour and tone to his jacket.  Try to keep to no more than three colours.

Once again a big shout out and thank you to Peter and his team from DBS Menswear for supplying the t-shirt, chocolate suede desert boot, belt, coloured shirt and tie.  You can find DBS Menswear in Wynnum or check out their website.