3 GENTLEMAN rules you MUST follow when wearing SUIT!

Do up your top button

Dont put hand in your pockets.

Rule number 0: don't wear a belt

Your tie is very loose

Do up your top button

At the many places I've worked before, if men are required to don a neck tie, the collar will have to be buttoned up with the tie properly tightened in place at all times, irregardless if we men are comfortable or not and even if its hot/warm... Have an open collar with a loosened tie, and disciplinary notices will be handed out...

Nooo, he looks sloppy!

at the 8 second mark your tip of the tie should be between the top and bottom of the belt, your shirt needs to be buttoned. you can also choose other colour pocket square

Button your top button son

Rule #1: button your shirt. Good grief.

And make sure your tie bar is crooked.

Crooked tie bar, too matchy matchy, sleeve too long still has off the rack tag, top button undone, dress shirt sleeve too short, pants tighter than a roach's ass, no dimple in tie

The label on the jacket's sleeve, the unbuttoned shirt, the loosely tied knot, the ill fitting pants – and even jacket, by that matter – with those skinny lapels are all as important details that detract from the quality of the ensemble. If one wishes to be elegant, and I say elegant for a gentleman is not about dressing well – at least not only – then one should pay attention to these details.

Also, the tie bar is purely optional, and ought not to be worn with a waistcoat by all means.

Other than that, good advice, with improvements on the execution.

With respects from a Frenchie.

Rule number four: Wear a shirt with a collar that fits your neck.

Your top button

Rule #1 get a suit that fits your shoulders and get the arm length adjusted. #2 tie your tie properly. Your whole outfit looks incredibly sloppy

The length of your sleeves our awfully baf

Rule#4 pull up your tie well

1) Top button. 2) Tailor the sleeves so they aren't too long. 3) Remove the tag from the sleeve. 4) Tie bars are fine, but not necessary, and in some cases, may be over-accessorizing. 5) I'm not opposed to belts with suits, but the ideal is no belt.

Size up king, I promise you won't regret it. Been wearing looser tailored clothing for a while now and I'm consistently comfortable, I can move easily, and I feel great. Loose does not equal daggy

never, never, never wear a belt with a suit. only wear a belt with jacket and non matching trousers

One important rule: Act like gentleman

Wear dark brown shoes next time. Black shoes don't fit such suit.

Making this video with a suit that looks and fits like pure fucking ass is hilarious.

This satire, or was that unintentional?

Never wear a belt. It divides the body in two.

The belt is killing me, so is the collar for that matter.

Remove the sleeve tag

Perfect

Shouldnt you have your top button up

Rule #4: have your tie reach the belt buckle, no lower no higher

But the tie is sloppy.