Blog – Page 17 – LGFG Fashion House

The Advantages of What I Bring to You as Your Personal LGFG Tailor

For men that are new to the LGFG shopping experience, the process might seem absurdly simple and even odd. It is our nature to stick to what we’ve always done because it is known and safe, even if it might not be the best route to take. At LGFG Fashion House, we believe we’re onto something big – the easiest, most certain and most profitable (yes, I said profitable) shopping experience on the planet. We believe this is the way of the future for the upper-middle class. Here’s why. Continue reading “The Advantages of What I Bring to You as Your Personal LGFG Tailor” »

THE NEXT BIG THING IS HERE TO STAY: AWESOME SHOES

We’ve seen trends like funky socks invade our wardrobe. Bowties are coming back in a big way. Heck, even 3 piece-suits are back in style and that’s not even the last of it!
The next big trend is awesome shoes! Awesome, you say? Yes. Awwwweeesome.

For years we’ve meddled with the basics- black, brown…well that’s it there was nothing else. But like color has sprung back into shirts and suits and accessories, men, who now outspend women on shoes in many markets, are turning to more color in their footwear. Continue reading “THE NEXT BIG THING IS HERE TO STAY: AWESOME SHOES” »

DON’T DO IT! Fashion NO’s

We spend a lot of time talking about what we SHOULD do – here are some things you SHOULDN’T

DO NOT wear cheap shoes with an expensive suit! It’s like driving a Ferrari without leather seats – it doesn’t make sense! It communicates “I want to look good but I can’t afford it!”  DON’T DO THAT! A great suit deserves great shoes! $100 shoes do not suffice!

DO NOT wear stripe on stripe. NO. It’s unfashionable and looks bad. Continue reading “DON’T DO IT! Fashion NO’s” »

What our clients are saying

Our clients are our most valuable asset at LGFG. They dictate our product and our service. We thought we would take a moment and ask some of our clients about their LGFG experience. Enjoy!

Trends trends trends; suits suits suits

What’s in this season?

A navy suit has long been the go-to but this season, the navy suit is being upgraded to a “Kennedy Blue” something with a little more color. Color is definitely in for 2014. As the suit world is trending towards customization, turning the run-of-the-mill navy into a bright, lively blue is the first step towards being in style for 2014. Continue reading “Trends trends trends; suits suits suits” »

Suit Trends for 2014

Are we going to now FINALLY see that long talked-about comeback of the (albeit fitted) double-breasted suit for 2014? Trends point to “no.”

Here’s what’s trending:
-3-piece suits. Back in a big way, a fitted 3-piece suit with a standard 5 or 6 button vest is going to be making more and a more appearances. While a square-bottom vest has set the norm in the past, more recently the angled bottom vest allows for a shorter vest style without compromising the look by draping a full 2” over the belt, as old-school vests tended to do (nowadays a fashion no-no). Continue reading “Suit Trends for 2014” »

Where to Draw the Line on Color

What are the basic rules of matching colors? Let’s first get the basics out of the way

First suit a man should own? Charcoal Solid. Second suit? Navy Solid, though not necessarily in that order. Third and fourth? Grey and Navy Stripe. Then black, brown, etc. For the time until you have a black suit, wearing your navy to a black tie is totally fine. Now, what about when you get outside the basic 4 or 5?
Let’s have some fun: A brown suit is back in style and is a killer. Brown communicates expertise, knowledge, trustworthiness – “what can brown do for you?” –UPS . The thing to keep in mind with brown, is you really don’t want to wear it with a white shirt because the white kills brown. Choose a cream or lavender shirt with your brown suit to get accused of knowing what you’re doing- blue is fine too, but then again, blue goes with anything. Continue reading “Where to Draw the Line on Color” »

The Difference in Dressing for Your Corporate Job – from Paris to Calgary

Having delivered several million dollars worth of bespoke suits and shirts in Calgary over the last several years, as well as having seen clients all across Canada, it makes for a unique opportunity to spend time with clients in France and observe the difference between the corporate-dress culture between these two highly unique markets.

To state it simply: corporate dress (surprisingly?) mirrors local cuisine and architecture. Continue reading “The Difference in Dressing for Your Corporate Job – from Paris to Calgary” »