A boss can silently let his fellow colleagues know how he gets business done. A bespoke suit along with a crisp dress shirt and pure silk tie is for those businessmen that run the company in a classic manner. The specific cut of their suit parallels the defined lines of the corporate structure. “Around 75 to 80 percent [of customers] prefer suits,” says Ali Nasser, manager at luxury menswear store, Pal Zileri based in downtown Beirut. “For the classic look, there are three types: classic, sport-chic, and casual.” In the classic category, you’ll find single and double-breasted suits, along with dress shirts and ties. Globally, the double-breasted suit, popular in the 1980s, is back in fashion and was spotted on the runaways of Milan during the Fall 2013 Fashion Week. In Lebanon, explains Nasser, the style is viewed as outdated and a man in a double-breasted suit is viewed as unfashionable,
