White and Purple Dress Shirt with Monks Dressy Outfits

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White Dress Shirt Black and White Polka Dot Tie White Pocket Square Black Vertical Striped Suit Black Leather Monks

A white and purple dress shirt and a black vertical striped suit? Be sure, this look will make heads turn. If you're hesitant about how to finish off, add a pair of monks.

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Black and White Polka Dot Tie Black and White Polka Dot Pocket Square Black Leather Watch White Vertical Striped Dress Shirt Grey V-neck Sweater Charcoal Wool Suit Light Blue Horizontal Striped Socks Black Leather Monks

This refined combo of a white and purple dress shirt and a charcoal wool suit is a must-try look for any modern man. Feeling brave today? Change up your look with monks.

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White and Navy Gingham Dress Shirt Navy Tie Navy Print Pocket Square Black Leather Watch Charcoal Plaid Suit Black Leather Monks

A white and purple dress shirt and a charcoal plaid suit are absolute wardrobe heroes if you're piecing together a sophisticated wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. Our favorite of a countless number of ways to round off this outfit is a pair of monks.

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Charcoal Sunglasses White and Black Vertical Striped Dress Shirt White Pocket Square Charcoal Tie Beige Blazer Black Leather Belt Dark Purple Dress Pants Burgundy Horizontal Striped Socks Black Leather Monks

Loving the way this combination of a white and purple dress shirt and dark purple dress pants immediately makes any guy look smart and classy. A pair of monks will add a new flavor to an otherwise mostly dressed-up outfit.

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Dark Green Sunglasses White and Navy Gingham Dress Shirt Violet Paisley Tie Violet Paisley Pocket Square Light Violet Blazer Dark Purple Dress Pants Red and White Horizontal Striped Socks Black Leather Monks

This is definitive proof that a white and purple dress shirt and dark purple dress pants look awesome when worn together in a refined ensemble for a modern gent. Send an otherwise traditional ensemble in a more informal direction by finishing off with a pair of monks.