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Q: My mum bought me a surprisingly nice black Nehru suit in Southeast Asia. Are these still in style? I’ve been told otherwise. I’m thinking about wearing it to a wedding later this month and was wondering what kind of shirt to wear. And can I wear a bolo tie with it?
A: If you ask me, the Nehru suit is never out of style. It’s a sleek, modern look that seems appropriate in today’s tieless world. Since this suit shows virtually nothing else, it’s important that it be well tailored and fit impeccably. My friend Wayne Maser has his Nehru suits made on Savile Row at Anderson & Sheppard Ltd., where Jawaharlal Nehru had his own Nehru suits run up. I suppose you could wear a banded collar, but the classic accompaniment to a Nehru suit is a turtleneck. No tie is necessary. Forget the bolo. Save it for your Nudie suit.
November 2004
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