So this is Chris Ann, and Chris Ann,
what's your complaint?
My husband needs a new suit.
He recently lost almost 60 pounds.
[Rachel} Oh, that's great though.
Which we're so proud, we're so proud.
That's amazing. Yes.
And that's hard.
He took the suits to the tailor that he had.
The tailor laughed because they were huge.
Because 60 pounds is a lot.
There's no way to take them in.
We went to the local consignment shop
to buy him some jackets just to wear something.
Right, right, right
He just needs,
Oh, wow.
He needs to learn to dress the new body.
Oh that, that looks tragic.
I agree, I agree absolutely.
But congratulations to him
on making such a big health choice in his life.
It's amazing, amazing
So, that was Sunny's before,
Let's check out Sunny now.
Sunny come on out.
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Hi Sunny.
Sunny you're looking good.
Thank you Rachel.
Yeah, you gotta take your girl here,
out on the town you're lookin sharp.
Absolutely unbelievable, the difference
he doesn't look like he's wearing his dad's old suit.
Congratulations on losing 60 pounds too.
That's wonderful, that's not easy.
Thank you
So why don't you walk us through the look,
tell us what you did here.
Absolutely, so let's break it down from top to bottom.
Right, starting with the tie.
The tie is one of the first things you see
when you're looking at a suit, right.
So the width of your tie should never be longer
than the width of your lapel.
Easy way to remember it.
Your sweet spot is three and a quarter inches
to three inches.
If it's past that, it gets really frumpy.
Looks a little bit like a clown tie, too wide, too long.
You want to avoid that, right.
Next, your suit jacket.
So, the top button of your jacket should hit
right around your belly button.
That's how you know it's at the perfect spot.
If it falls below that, it's frumpy,
it looks like it's hanging on you.
It's not flattering.
So you always want to make sure
that's your spot to hit, right there.
Sleeve's also, when you look at your sleeves
it pops out half an inch.
That is perfect, it's beautiful, I want to see
that those details matter.
It makes your whole look more elevated, more complete.
Now pants, pants are the number one way
you know that suiting does not fit you right.
Okay, so if you look at the bottom of the pant,
the break is known as to what point the pant hits your shoe.
You want to go for no break which we have right here,
which is a much more modern and contemporary kind of look.
To half a break, half a break is a bit more conservative
if you don't want to do the no break look.
Full break, avoid.
That gives you the bunching of the fabric,
really really long and drapey and it just looks out dated.
So, no break to half break and you're great.
And lastly with suiting, you guys have to get
off the rack out of your head.
So, find a good tailor, make them your best friend.
Thank you guys so much.
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Thank you, you're my man.
Thank you
What do you want your husband to get fixed today?
Oh my goodness Rachel, his jeans have holes in them.
They have bleach stains on them.
Let's see
Oh my god.
You can see through them.
Oh my gosh.
Shut up
Please help my husband.
That's not a hole, you can see his underwear.
No, no no
How old are those jeans?
At least 12 years old.
Oh my.
Fix my husband
No, no, no, we change that.
Did you burn those?
I'm going to after this.
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Okay Ray, come on out.
Poor Ray we're picken on him.
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Unbelievable
Okay, tell us what you did
because these jeans look fabulous.
He could wear those out to dinner too.
I mean, they look great.
Absolutely, so when you're shopping for jeans,
you want to look for three different things.
Fit, wash and rise.
So fit refers to the width of your leg, right.
So you never want to go for a boot cut or
a relaxed fit kind of denim.
That's going to give you the dad's jeans kind of look.
So, super wide, fabric that just drapes
on your leg with no shape.
Instead, you want to go for a straight cut pair.
Straight cut narrows below the knee so it slightly tapered.
Then in the thighs and the seat it's slightly more relaxed.
Not too tight, not too big.
It's the perfect fit, right.
Next wash, dark denim is your best friend.
I don't want to see light denim, I don't want to see holes.
I want to see dark denim.
It's so sophisticated and elevated.
You can wear it anytime.
And he really does look younger,
thinner, taller everything.
So next for the sides, you want to do the pinch test.
If you can pinch an inch of fabric,
you're wearing a size that fits you.
Anything more than that it's too big.
Anything less it's too constricting.
That's a great rule.
Too constricting, yeah.
That's a great rule.
Pinch one inch of fabric, right.
And last is the seat and the rise.
Not a lot of people realize this,
when you are shopping for jeans, you want mid-rise.
Mid-rise fits at your waist naturally.
It's about an inch to
an inch and half below your belly button,
and it gives you the shapes and lines of your body.
Low rise gives you a seat that's really down here
so you have to like pick that back up
and put it somewhere.
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