This Brooks Brothers ad demonstrates how a man can wear pink, and yet look masculine. The first time I recall seeing a man in a pink suit/blazer is while watching The Great Gatsby. Many men include pink shirts and ties into their wardrobe, but wearing a pink jacket or pants (or both) requires ultimate confidence. I personally own a pink seersucker sportcoat, pink trousers in a light weight wool, and a red seersucker suit (looks pink from a distance). When wearing the items, I keep my ties and accessories simple. In addition, I love the blue tie with the pink blazer above, and the white shirt and trousers keep the pink toned down. Navy trousers would not look good with the outfit above. The contrast would be too strong in my opinion, but the hint of navy blue brings the ensemble together. Plus, the hint of navy keeps the pink from washing the model out. What better time is there other than Easter to bring out bright pastels? I can't think of any until the Kentucky Derby.

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Today I am wearing a pink check pocket square (Turnbull & Asser) - last week I wore Turnbull & Asser pink socks with my gray trousers and rust/suede C&J loafers...I like adding touches of pink here and there when the rest of the outfit is plain and simple...lots of looks on the socks, btw...
robert wore a pale pink & white striped shirt on easter. i love how it looked & the blazer in the photo looks great on the male model!
I wear the Fu#k out of some pink shirts come spring & summer...most men think it looks gay, but the chicks...they do respond, especially with a nice tan.
-Brett
www.sportinglifemag.com
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