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The tailored sensibility of this waistcoat is beautifully softened by the flared skirt, single-button coat, scarf and beanie. Photo: Polo Ralph Lauren Usually worn with a suit to add polish and structure to a formal or business look, the waistcoat is an essential wardrobe piece.
It can be worn as part of a three-piece suit, on its own for a relaxed tailored look, or over a blouse or T-shirt for an easy, casual vibe. Still, it is often overlooked because of its perceived formality, but here are some ideas from various brands to consider or take inspiration from. A waistcoat that is timeless, in beige with light brown stripes and slit pockets for a practical touch.
Photo: Instagram/Max MaraCut cropped and in a pattern reminiscent of retro tapestry, Dior’s Spring/Summer 2026 waistcoat for men is a nostalgic nod with a modern twist. Worn with a blue shirt and jeans, the ensemble gets a playful lift with a bold white bow for added flair.
The waistcoat at Polo Ralph Lauren means business in navy and grey pinstripe fabric, but its seriousness is softened as it is paired with a checked, flared skirt, a single-button navy coat, a printed neck scarf and a knitted beanie. Grounding the look are black boots and a belt with a silver buckle. It’s country chic meets boardroom rebel.
Drawing on prints, colours and ideas from African culture, reimagined with lightness and fluidity, Emporio Armani’s waistcoat features a curved hemline and a stone-and-leather tassel hanging from one of its buttons. The waistcoat, part of the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 line, comes with a matching jacket and relaxed trousers with a motif reminiscent of indigenous African prints. With a colour that pops and a texture that commands attention, Issey Miyake’s Homme Plisse waistcoat from its Spring/Summer 2026 collection is simply striking.
It is worn with a tee in the same shade, only more vibrant, and dark brown three-quarter pleated trousers. Skinny scarves in white and yellow are draped nonchalantly around the neck for a carefree finish. Trust Italian label Max Mara to come up with a waistcoat that is elegantly understated, in beige with light brown stripes and slit pockets at the waist for a functional detail.
The classic piece also comes with trousers in the same fabric, colour and stripe, lending the look a streamlined appeal. The black number, with a shawl collar and integrated cinch, accentuates thefigure with a sleek, elegant and refined frame. Paired with black trousers on the model, it is versatile enough to be worn with everything from pencil skirts and wide-leg trousers to tailored shorts. This is a waistcoat that simply works.
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