Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina is never a hotbed for fashion. Nobody ever said, styles from Tokyo, London, New York, Milan AND BUENOS AIRES. But seeing all this from GQ's layout changed everything. Indulge!

SPORTING CHANCE
One of the best ways to integrate color into your wardrobe is through sportswear. Pick two colors that obviously go together and let it ride.

NOT-BLUE JEANS
Colored jeans—remember them from the ‘80s?—work best when they’re the only color in your outfit. Opt for a white dress shirt and black suit jacket and you can’t miss.

PASTEL, POR FAVOR
If you’re going to wear turquoise pants, do so with an equally spirited shirt. Skip the white button-down and go with something in a soft pastel, like this one

COLOR SUITED
Can’t deal with matching too many colors? Then don’t. A boldly printed dress shirt always works best with a dark suit.

MONO A MONO
Whenever wearing colors, you can always go monochromatic and let patterns provide the splash.

RIGHT FOR WHITE?
First of all, yes, you can pull off a white suit. Especially one that’s cut as well as this one. Second, wear it with a dash of color so you won’t look like Mr. Roarke.

THREE-WAY THE RIGHT WAY
A trio of strong colors work together if you keep patterns to a minimum. The dark shade of green helps to anchor the mix.

COURT SENSE This modern take on the tennis sweater becomes evening wear when matched with dark trousers and white shoes.

LOOPY IDEA
Believe it or not, belts are made in colors other than black and brown. Buy one.