Summer Wedding Guest Outfits For Men

What's going on everyone? It's Adam and welcome back to my YouTube channel and welcome to today's video. In today's video I'm going to be showing you a few different outfit ideas that you can wear for a summer wedding. The hot summer weather definitely poses its challenges when it comes to getting dressed, especially for those occasions where you have to wear a fully suited look like a semi-formal or formal wedding. So I'm hoping that today's video gives you a few ideas of ways that you can still look stylish but still stay pretty cool. If you like what you see and like to see more, be sure to subscribe. I teased this video over on my Instagram page and picked out what seemed to be your favorite outfits from those videos. I have some beautiful pieces that I'm excited to show you, so let's get into it. First up we have this beautiful tan or taupe seersucker suit. Seersucker is one of those ultimate summer fabrics that I find most people underutilize. It's a breathable cotton fabric that's characterized by this puckered or crinkled texture and it's an instant favorite of mine for the summer because it allows for optimal airflow and dries very quickly. I paired it with an olive green linen shirt, also from Enzo Custom, and these light tan suede loafers from Velasca Milano. You can't go wrong when pairing earth tones, which makes this tan and olive green combination one of my favorites of the video. And for sunglasses, I'm going with these from Dunhill. They're a solid black acetate frame with a smoky warm gray lens. Next up we have this double-breasted sand colored suit in a silk blend from Suit Supply. You'll see tan suits at most summer weddings you go to, especially if it's a beach destination. So I like the fact that the texture on this jacket and the fact that it's double-breasted make it stand out a little bit. I love that the suit still has a tailored fit, but it has a more relaxed cut than the previous suit, which makes it easy to move around on the dance floor. This is the Milano fit from Suit Supply. For reference, I'm 5'6", around 145 pounds, and I'm wearing a size 36 short jacket and pants with a 30-inch waist. It's paired with an ivory colored shirt, also from Suit Supply, in a lyocell fabric that flows beautifully and is breathable and moisture-wicking. Really, really love this suit. I've worn it with Velasca leather loafers and LGR brown sunglasses and a patterned tan pocket square from Suit Supply. Continuing with the double-breasted suits, our next outfit is going to be a full dark brown monochromatic look made up of a suit from Mondoff Copenhagen and a matching linen shirt from Luca Filoni. If you don't know Luca Filoni, definitely check them out because they have some solid pieces in timeless style. I was so happy to be introduced to Mondoff Copenhagen's team while I was at Pitti Uomo in January of last year, and this was one of the first suits that we made together in a beautiful brown tropical wool fabric. It features higher waist trousers which sit at my natural hip, about an inch above my belly button, and side adjusters. I love how the suit drapes in its fuller cut. It's lightweight, breathable, and perfect for an outdoor summer wedding. I paired them with these dark brown leather loafers from Velasca Milano and sunglasses from TBD Eyewear. For our next look, I had to include this brown linen suit made in a fine Irish linen from the mill Baird McNutt. It was sourced and designed at Proper Cloth. Linen is a very obvious choice for summer shirts and suits as it's very breathable. This one is soft but holds its shape well. Baird McNutt weaves a very durable linen. The shirt here is an ivory fabric designed at Mondoff Copenhagen, and the brown tie is also from Mond. The pocket square is in a white linen to match the shirt, and again, I have the brown leather loafers from Velasca and tortoise shell glasses from TBD Eyewear. For our next look, we're going to center it around a piece that I'm sure most of you already have in your wardrobe, a navy suit. This one is in a fuller cut than the suit that we just saw, and it is made of a beautiful wool from Mondoff Copenhagen, which is a four season wool. The pants have a single pleat, side adjusters, and a one and a three quarter inch cuff at the bottom, while the jacket has a wide peep lapel, six button double breast closure, and flap pockets, including a ticket pocket. I paired it with a striped linen shirt from Luca Filoni and a white pocket square with a tan trim from Suits of Black. The shoes are a customized loafer from Taft with a brown pebbled leather upper and gold horsebit. Finally, we have a suit separate look that's another favorite of mine. It features a pattern-based jacket in a wool silk blend sourced by Enzo Custom, and the same brown linen trousers from my suit with proper cloth. I absolutely love the design of this jacket, and kept the rest of the outfit simple to really allow it to stand out. An ivory shirt from Mondoff Copenhagen in this lightweight flowy fabric, brown pocket square, brown suede loafers from Suits of Ply, and sunglasses from TBDI wear round out the look. I hope you guys enjoyed this. If you did, be sure to give the video a thumbs up, and let me know in the comments if you'd like to see a part two with more outfit ideas. Leave any thoughts, comments, questions down below, and don't forget to subscribe if you'd like to see more videos. Have a good one, and I'll see you on the next one.