“Stuffocation”, a nice concept. I’m not sure I know the exact opposite concept but here you have an example. The man has removed socks, belt, laces, turn-ups and patterns, and, besides white, he has left only two colours: cream brown and wine red. Can you feel the freedom? Source: The Journal of Style in Florence

Navy blue suit, white shirt, white handkerchief, red tie and black toe caps. Sometimes a simple style is the most advanced style. Photo: The Journal of Style in Manhattan, New York

“Trofeo” in blue checks,  Ermenegildo Zegna. “Trofeo” in caramel checks, Ermenegildo Zegna. “Palinuro” in a jacquard weave, Ermenegildo Zegna. “Avrelia” in green and pink, Albino Botto. “Avrelia” in yellow, brown and green, Albino Botto. “Trofeo” in classic cream stripes, Ermenegildo Zegna. “Trofeo” in cocky, but harmonious checks, Ermenegildo Zegna. Bold summer jacketings are not for everybody. Personally, ...

Maciej Zaremba in a brown light worsted suit, pink linen shirt, red spotted white tie and brown suede tassel loafers.  Trousers are kept in place with clip-on braces. Photo: The Journal of Style in Florence

I could not find the proper names. Luckily, Wikpedia is here, and it told me: The spotted blue suit is Duke Blue. It also proposed a name for the blue jacket: Palatinate Blue. Besides that the more interesting feature in the lower photo is, how the gentleman has tied the scarf like a necktie around ...