11 Men’s Suits That Are Giving Us Major Chills (In A Good Way)

These hot men's suits are great to wear for weddings, events, or even work! The styles range from sophisticated to original and are definitely fashionable.

Precision, prowess and a dash of daring are the elements that make up the ultimate suit. All in all, suit containing the potential for the major chill effect. These photographs of men’s suits are taken by Arnaldo Anaya-Lucca, so keep reading and enjoy!

What is it about impeccably tailored suits?

They have an understated elegance, a quiet beauty and a cool modernity that feels no need to raise its voice. Umunna’s suits are made by one of the new generation of young female tailors on Savile Row, they bring with them around two centuries of tradition.

Corneliani

This particular uniform owns a trim cut adorned with a faintly pinstriped design.

Giorgio Armani

Visibly comfortable and pulled taut in all the right places.

Ermenegildo Zegna

This one screams of the classics. Lightly flared at the trouser ends, sporting a lightly faded checked design. Flapped pockets. A classic three button down. What’s not to love?

Salvatore Ferragamo

A snug fit with a delightful colour palette to work with. Matched with dark shades, a sleek dark brown boot and light scarf, this suit was created to kill.

Brunello Cucinelli

Lapels on first sight, twin cuffed sleeves, a soft grey colour scheme. What we have here is an elegant blend of leisure and business.

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Dolce and Gabbanna

Shirt by Edward Sexton & jacket designed by Dolce and Gabbanna. D&G really do own their game, this suit pairs wonderfully with the vintage tie by Hermes. If blue really is your colour, take a closer look.

Rubinacci

Canali

Bottega Veneta

Oliver Spencer

A pair of carrot-fit trousers with a cinched-waist field jacket in matching, richly textured monochrome wool houndstooth. This looks professional yet relaxed, smart yet slouchified.

Jort Brown Check

This blazer being made from a fine blend of wool and cashmere. The result: a sophisticated winter blazer.

Lest we forget- they were quite literally made for those who long for the style. The truth is quite simply; you never wear a suit as good as the one that is made for you.