A pocket square is appropriate to wear with nearly any blazer, sport jacket, tuxedo jacket, or suit coat. A classic tuxedo look is a black bow tie with a white pocket square. Simple, elegant. But don't be afraid to use color either. Wearing a blue …show more content…
Because only a small portion of it is visible, it is appropriate to wear to an interview, or to a business meeting. It adds interest to your outfit without appearing too daring or distracting. For example, pair a solid blue tie with a paisley pocket square that has a swirl of blue in the same shade. For a look that is slightly more bold, pair a blue and pink diagonally striped tie with one that has a pink vertical stripe. Or for the boldest look, select highly contrasting patterns, such as a tartan plaid tie with a striped pocket square, or a polka dot tie with a houndstooth one. Just select items that have colors in the same family, and your accessories will go together.
Now, for the next step. How to fold a pocket square? I recommend starting with a basic fold, which is the 'flat fold'. From there, you can move up to more intricate folds. Or, you can even incorporate two squares into one fold, (which is the traditional way, so that you would have one handkerchief for yourself and one for a lady).
The flat fold may be completed by following these