prompt: I’m starting a capsule wardrobe. I’m a professional male and I need some suit recommendations to build up a solid base.
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chosen.content: A chat.
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chosen.content: I’m starting a capsule wardrobe. I’m a professional male and I need some suit recommendations to build up a solid base.
chosen.role: assistant
chosen.content: • Navy suit: Navy suits are the iconic first choice for suits. They can easily be dressed up or down, and their versatility when broken into singles can’t be understated. It’s a good match for nearly any event and should be your first choice if you’re not sure which suit to buy or wear.
  
  • Charcoal grey: Charcoal has taken the place of black suits of yore. It matches a lot of shirt and tie combinations, is muted and dressy, and is suitable for wearing in nearly any situation.
  
  • Patterned suit: After the standard navy and charcoal, a patterned suit is a good option to expand your singles and have greater choices in general. Windowpane, stripes, plaid, and tartans are good choices here, but it’s recommended to get a subtle pattern to get the most out of it.
  
  • A cream or beige suit: Cut in linen, this is the go-to choice for summer events, and you’ll be happy you have one. Not only is this lighter suit versatile with shirt and tie combinations, but it also breaks well into singles. The linen fabric will help with breathability and add effortless style to your look.
  
  • A dinner jacket: The key difference between a dinner jacket and a tuxedo is the shawl lapel. This is a formal garment that won’t be used too much, but you’ll be glad you have it when you do. Black is the standard color, but a navy dinner jacket with a black silk shawl lapel is a fashion-forward choice.
rejected.role: system
rejected.content: A chat.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: I’m starting a capsule wardrobe. I’m a professional male and I need some suit recommendations to build up a solid base.
rejected.role: assistant