Eyourlife Men's Silk Satin Solid Color Pocket Square- Light Blue

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There is no hard and fast rule that says your suit handkerchief fold should be more formal, merely it is just a notch up the scale on easily you can dress it up. The different folds, combined with a lot of colours in the motif, makes the pocket square really versatile in terms of complementing an outfit. On the contrary, pocket squares can be a casual accessory which adds a touch of flair to an open shirt and jacket combination. It is our opinion that if you are looking to get the plaudits you deserve with a black pocket square you should either go for a square with a hint of pattern or a classic white shoestring.

Finally, there is the more flamboyant look, where the accessories are contrasting against the suit colour. They feature carefully selected artwork motifs, beautifully printed on high-quality silk and well handcrafted with nice hand-rolled edges etc. This is one of the simplest combinations, where any two colours on opposite sides of the colour wheel create a high contrast. We are often asked what are our most popular pocket squares are, so we thought we'd put a short video together highlighting our top 5 best selling pocket squares of the last year.In comparison, below are some images that are more flamboyant in either their colour contrast or fold. For black tie events as long as you're wearing a black bow tie, you can be bold with your colour choices. Imagine one of your grandchildren wearing one of your squares at their graduation that you’d purchased 50 years earlier. White squares work with every jacket and are a simple tie and pocket square combination creator, so you can never really get it wrong. It's also worth considering wearing a tuxedo with a more adventurous colour other than the standard black.

Either darker colours that contrast directly such as the below, or brighter colours in summer always look stunning.Jewel tones such as yellow and gold also work well with black and portrays a sense of luxury and class. But in Europe, it got its name from the Scottish weaver's town that produced magnificently colourful shawls. So as you are moving around during the day or evening, you will need to keep retrieving from within your pocket. A monochromatic look is possibly the most effortless style to pull off and is simply taking different shades of the same colour, for instance using both a burgundy tie and pocket square.