" WHITE OUTFIT "

APPROCHAES TO WEAR AN ALL-WHITE OUTFIT 

CASUAL OUTFIT 

1. WEARING SMART CASUAL 

Wearing a casual, white outfit needn’t be complicated. All you need to do is keep things simple and comfortable. To do so, try investing in a pair of white jeans or sweatpants. Once you have your casual white pants, you’ll likely be able to create a cool all-white ensemble by adding items already in your wardrobe. For instance, a white T-shirt and white sneakers are pieces most gents already own and can look great with white pants. If the weather’s cold, add a white jacket to complete your look. While many styles can work, a white denim option appears particularly appropriate.

2. CASUAL

While white-on-white outfits can feel somewhat plain, this is something you can undoubtedly cure by intersection it with the super utility pattern. This is a tasteful that is about pockets, lashes, specialized textures (and did we notice pockets?) – all of which help to add interest to a generally monochrome outfit. 

Or then again for something milder, become a man of at relaxation with a white hoodie or pullover worn with straight-fit pants or shirt shorts in a grayish impartial. On the off chance that you need some differentiation, some dull shoes will get the job done, however on the off chance that not, focus on the look with a stout pair of white shoes.

THERE IS A Gray (AND CREAM, AND BEIGE) AREA 

SMART CASUAL 

First up, when we say an all white outfit, that incorporates grayish. Any other way, you'll look white as a sheet. To give your all-white outfit some profundity, think chalk, ivory, stone, ecru and nonpartisan tones which can be particularly complimenting for those with an alabaster composition. 

Chris Hobbs, MatchesFashion.com senior style editorial manager, proposes you play by similar principles as when wearing twofold denim. "Keep the lighter tones at the top and go hazier on the base. A white T-shirt, cream shirt and tan pants is consistently a champ." 

Everything WHITE DOESN'T HAVE TO MEAN ALL-WHITE 

To try not to resemble a detective, you can split things up with differentiating shoes, belts and extras. 

"Avoid dark as it's an over the top conflict," says Hobbs. "All things being equal, select tan or more obscure tans."

WHITE SNEAKERS 

The splendor of wearing white tennis shoes as a feature of an all-white look is that it doesn't make any difference in case they're a piece scraped or dirtied – regardless, it helps split things up outwardly. A couple of sneakers or some Converse high tops go with any relaxed outfit, from unpleasant and athletic apparel prepared to shrewd and preppy.

BY -- PRADEEP CHAVAN