間違いだらけのクールビズ!? 赤峰流「夏の出で立ち」をご披露します！｜ SUMMER DRESS STYLES by Don AKAMINÉ

A gentleman's wish. What is Akamine's "Cool Biz"? Even if you just wear a short-sleeved shirt or no tie, it is far from a stylish gentleman's outfit. So this time, I would like to create Dr. Akamine's summer style, that is, "summer work attire," in three colors: blue, brown, and beige. ■For blue suits If you don't wear a tie, match a blue button-down shirt with a white background with a houndstooth or polka dot pocket square instead of a tie. For your feet, wear slightly lighter blue socks made of cotton instead of wool. The color belt and shoes to match with this are, to be precise, "brown"! Blue and brown are particularly good colors. Don't make the mistake of wearing black shoes. If you wear a tie, a white linen shirt and a white tie with a navy background will look very cool. This is the epitome of the so-called summer business style. Similarly, brown slip-ons (or similar shoes) will complete the look. ■For brown suits Doctor Akamine's summer staple is a brown linen suit. If you wear a tie, the color should match the color of the buttons. Pairing a white wide-spread shirt with a tie that matches the color of the buttons will give you a very refreshing and summery look. This is a style that can only be done in summer. If you don't wear a tie, a gingham checked shirt is best. Even if you wear a tie, a slightly darker brown knit tie will give you a summer style. For your feet, wear suede shoes. Some people may wonder, "Suede in summer?", but in fact, Europeans often wear suede shoes even in the summer. If you want to look a little more stylish, try the so-called combination (two-color) shoes that were popular in the 1930s and 1940s. This completes the European summer style of the 1930s and 1940s. This is more of a "summer dress style" than a "cool biz" look. ■Beige suits A beige suit that is close to white, usually called off-white. It has white buttons, so of course the shirt you wear underneath is also white. If you wear a button-down shirt with a cotton suit like this, you'll get a slightly American look. If you wear a tie, wear one with a light beige background. The white shirt stands out, and it creates a very summery, clean look. A linen tie would also work. You should also wear brown shoes. If you don't wear a tie, wear a gingham check shirt, as we saw in brown earlier, with a white pocket square. We recommend a plain pocket square over a patterned one. With a patterned one, it's important to carefully coordinate all the colors. If you just think, "Orange pocket square is stylish, so it's good!", it will unfortunately not match the overall outfit at all... Cotton is fine as a basic material, but if you wear a linen pocket square, it will make your style even more stylish. Video: Shingo TAKEDA report: Mckee Makiguchi ◆Please subscribe to the channel here. →→→ http://qq1q.biz/ImE4 [Let's consult with Dr. Akamine about the attire of a samurai gentleman!] "What kind of suit should I have now?" "How to tie a tie, what should I pay attention to?" "What length and color should I wear with my suit socks?" ... We are accepting questions for Dr. Akamine. The doctor is also looking forward to it, so please send them in! If you have any questions for Dr. Akamine, please send them to this electronic mailbox → [email protected] ■ Akamine Yukio Fashion director, clothing culture researcher The design company he presides over, "Incontro", means "encounter" in Italian. He provides consulting on corporate strategies, concept work, store management, etc. for major department stores, select shops, overseas textile manufacturers, etc. In the fall/winter of 2007, he launched his own brand, Akamine Royal Line, with the theme of "For men who want true dresses," and began providing personal styling advice and tailoring services. Through his clothing, he pursues the dandyism of a true man with a sense of dignity. He has studied traditional cultures both in Japan and abroad, and as a living dictionary of the fashion world who understands Japanese traditions, he is active on the world stage while embodying a Japanese spirit and Western clothing. In 2014, he moved his company premises to a location surrounded by nature in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. He named it "Medaka-so" and uses it as a place to create and disseminate ideas and experience them. He was born in 1944 in Himonya, Meguro Ward, Tokyo. [FORZA STYLE is a channel for older men by older men] Recommended for older men who love watches💛 "Rock Fukuda's Watch Spirit" https://bit.ly/3T7DtU7 Recommended for older men who love cars💛 "Middle-aged and Used Cars" https://bit.ly/40YIEHX Recommended for older men who like Editor-in-Chief Hoshiba💛 "Editor-in-Chief's Style Clinic" https://bit.ly/412VODL Recommended for older men who love vintage clothes💛 "Vintage Legend ★ Tsubo Walk" https://bit.ly/3RlLKm0 Recommended for everyone who wants to be a cool older man💛 "Fashion King Championship" https://bit.ly/47TIAvs Recommended for older men...