Andrew Vozar has some good fashion tips for men attending the Launceston Cup.
IT IS not just the women who face the tough decision of what to wear to a day at the races.
And as an added incentive gents, if you get the outfit right you may find yourself the face of the Launceston Cup.
The Examiner's Face of the Launceston Cup competition is open to anyone over 18 years.
The winner will feature on the front page of The Examiner's Launceston Cup edition, win two tickets to the cup and a bottle of sparkling wine.
All you have to do is download The Examiner iPhone or Android app, take a photo of yourself in your best cup day garb and tell us in 50 words or less why you should win.
Gents, if you are still tossing up what to wear, Neil Pitts sales consultant Andrew Vozar has all the trend tips.
"Ladies' fashion is always the leader and men's fashion follows suit," Mr Vozar said.
"With ladies' fashion this year there will be lots of colour orange, bright pinks, pretty much anything vibrant, so that'll follow through to men's shirting and also ties."
Mr Vozar said the classic black, grey and navy suits in a two piece or optional three piece were always elegant and also allowed the wearer to accessorise with colours whether in a shirt, tie or pocket handkerchief.
Hats are another accessory increasing in popularity, especially the classic trilby, which was the height of men's fashion in the 1920s.
