Traditionalists will say that a slim-but-not-restricting fit should be the ideal to aim for, but theres been a shift towards looser styles in reason seasons, with boxy shirts, and outerwear, and wide-legged trousers proving popular amongst designers and fashion-forward consumers
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Founded in 1818, Brooks Brothers is largely responsible for the proliferation of Oxford shirts as we know them today, and they remain a closet classic for good reason
Flattering, graceful silhouettes are created through the use of illusion necklines and sleeves, thick shoulder straps and softly shaped skirts
The most common application was to the inside of the jumper cuffs and was referred to as liberty cuffs because they could be turned up to display the image when being worn on liberty
Made of heavy black and white cady silks (to give it a deep, luxurious texture, per the house), Harriss dress featured a long scarf, one sweeping statement sleeve, and a pleated skirt, all nods to the Tailored for You dress code