What is an indispensable accessory for a handsome man? The answer is a suit. It is an expression of a man's temperament, showcasing his maturity and excellent demeanor beneath his proper attire.

What would happen when a heartthrob meets a suit? Let's draw some inspiration from the suit aesthetics in classic movies.

Wall Street

Not everyone who wears a suit knows who Douglas is.

After the release of "Wall Street" in 1987, the fashion style of Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas, sparked a global craze.  His slicked-back hair, perfectly tailored suits, French shirts, contrasting suspenders, and various pocket squares... exuded an irresistible sex appeal that people eagerly imitated.

Clothing and styling played a crucial role in this film, subtly conveying the characters' status, wealth, and inner world to the audience, complementing the fast-paced plot.

The King's Speech

What did aristocrats wear in the 1930s?

In the 1930s, men were required to wear suits at all times and in all occasions, and "The King's Speech" perfectly replicates that era of formalized dress. The numerous costumes in the film are very vintage and dignified, with tailored cuts and clean designs throughout, and the addition of aristocratic accessories plays a significant role in shaping the Duke's character.

The suits fully embody the refinement and charm of an English gentleman, and combined with the painterly cinematography style, the entire film is imbued with a strong sense of vintage elegance.

Kingsman

A suit is the armor of the modern gentleman.

This film could perhaps be subtitled: The Spy's Wardrobe. Because it's a story about an old spy transforming a street thug into a new agent. So how exactly does this "transformation" take place? First, he's dressed in a proper suit, giving him that British gentleman look. It has to be custom-made, perfectly tailored, because when it comes to suits, fit is everything.

In fact, the film's setting is largely within a bespoke suit shop, and the "Kingsman wardrobe," created by renowned costume designer Arianne Phillips, makes a dazzling appearance throughout the film.

The Great Gatsby

The ultimate guide to proper grooming for men.

Besides marveling at the timeless love story of Gatsby and Daisy, and being captivated by that dazzling world of glitz, glamour, and luxury cars, your attention is sure to be drawn to Gatsby's meticulously styled attire: tailored suits and canes, paired with ties, bow ties, and pocket squares, always maintaining an elegant, upper-class demeanor.

As director Baz Luhrmann emphasized at the beginning of the costume design process: "I didn't want a nostalgic New York style."  The costumes in the film, while possessing vintage characteristics, incorporate more modern aesthetics.

La La Land

The hidden code of deep affection concealed within the suit.

The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Costume Design, and the director used the costumes to subtly hint at the story's progression. At the beginning of the film, the male lead wears a suit similar in color to the female lead's outfit, suggesting the start of their relationship; at the end of the film, the female lead wears a white dress and the male lead a well-fitting suit, looking like newlyweds.

Ryan Gosling, with his great physique and high fashion sense, exudes charm. Do you also want to find your perfect love? Start by choosing a well-tailored suit.

Whether in classic films or at important modern events, behind the perfect suit-wearing looks of many celebrities, there is the presence of a bespoke tailor. The exclusive French term for "bespoke" is Haute Couture, meaning made to order.

With the development of commercial culture, suits have ultimately become a global uniform for commuting, but the ceremonial bespoke suit remains a coveted item for modern gentlemen.