actually, the traditional way to button a two-button jacket is to fasten the top button and leave the lower undone. that being said, it can be unbuttoned when sitting.
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actually, the traditional way to button a two-button jacket is to fasten the top button and leave the lower undone. that being said, it can be unbuttoned when sitting.
Actually, i didn't disagree to anything you said here. I know how a suite is meant to be fastened in the top button, but it's not a "can be unbuttoned" when sitting, it's a "should be unbuttoned" when sitting and that's all i'm referring to. You can see what i mean by looking closely at the area around the button in this video. the wrinkles show what i mean. it puts more pressure on the button and due to the wrinkles looks worse. Also the top part is kinda "ballooning" due to that, which makes it look to large for you. That's all i'm referring to and i guess if you take a close look you'll understand and agree.
I highly disagree with Mr Gandalf. Keeping the top button fastened makes your shoulders look broad. But to be fair, I listen to the podcast and seldom catch videos. So do what you need David.