Menswear - Dressing as an AN1

I’m an incoming analyst at an EB (probably not relevant but maybe for group size), and I’m into men’s fashion and have expressed that through college. I know dress codes are getting looser and looser (observed that during my summer), but I like dressing up in suits or at least jackets all the time. That part seems like no problem, but more extravagant fashion choices (different suit fabrics, double-breasted, more unique shoe styles like tassels, or sweaters under suits) seem like they will draw a lot of attention.

How have other juniors navigated the culture around fashion and managed to keep exercising expression through their clothing choices?

Would appreciate help here, thanks

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Do not dress to stand out.

Blue, charcoal, black, khaki pants. White, blue solid shirts. Simple (like gingham) patterns with normal colors. Brown or black shoes, most places are probably cool with sneakers but don't take a shot without observation (I think it makes people look remarkable unprofessional). Wear a belt that matches your shoes, limit the non-watch jewelry, clean shaven, normal hair.

This isn't the time to show off or dress for the club, you should really never get attention for your wardrobe apart from how well things fit because you got it tailored.

 

Tassel loafers... This isn't Django Unchained and you're not Calvin Candie; burn that shit. 

Nothing wrong with exercising expression, just have some taste Jesus Christ.

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