Mm, not sure that particular shade of blue works.
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I see your posts a lot but never comment, so hereβs some suggestions to try out:
Learn to pair different knots with different ties. Asymmetrical knots donβt always work with certain sizes. Experiment with making the knots tighter to give more definition. This tie would look better with both a symmetrical knot and a tighter knot.
Periwinkle works like gray and gray doesnβt pair with either of the other two colors well. The vest itself is giving you clues with its own pattern.
Your shirt shouldnβt be the same shade and color as your pants. This gives a mismatched uniform look if the colors donβt match exactly. If you want the same color shirt and pants combo, go with shades.
Donβt make everything in the ensemble a color. Neutrals are there for balance and will help your accents pop. All pieces here are screaming for dominance.
Next time you press your pants, stop the crease at the bottom of the pocket. This prevents the illusion of pleats and also prevents the pants from wearing too much.
In my opinion, you could fix this entire outfit with a white shirt.
I'll see if I can use a different knot. The collar bar limits the size of the knot so usually oriental or four-in-hand are the only options.
This look is admittedly over the top. Appreciate the feedback!
What's with the crescent chains you seem to pair everything with? Is it a cultural thing?
It's a pocket watch chain with a fob:

I chain it to my smartphone instead of a watch tho π€
Ah interesting, thanks!
How come you seem to go for the crescent? Looking at a few of your recent posts, but you seem to have a few of that style and a quick Google of fobs seem to not yield many like the ones you go for.
Looks like you are supporting a sports team but I don't know which one.
Pleated pants need to go to an island and die.

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