Lifestyle Mirror

When it finally comes down to your big day, the last thing you want to worry about is how you’ll look in your suit or tux at the altar. And since there’s not one way to dress for the occasion, you can take the pressure off (slightly) by staying true to your personality. If you’re headed to the beach to exchange your vows, for instance, keep things light—both in palate and fabric. Try a khaki suit from Belvest, and—assuming going barefoot is out of the question—a pair of Castañer canvas espadrilles. Or, for the opposite end of the spectrum for full out formalwear, try black tie with a full-out tux, bowtie, and patent leather lace-ups. But for somewhere in between, there’s nothing better than going back to suit mecca, Savile Row house Hardy Amies. Style a navy wool notch-lapel suit with a light blue shirt, a pair of wingtips, and a silk tie—and now you’re ready to get yourself on the aisle. Just make sure you double-check your pockets for the ring. —Sasha Levine