What If I Want an Androgynous Wedding Suit?
That can look fantastic. Androgynous tailoring is about creating a silhouette that sits between traditionally masculine and traditionally feminine styling.
That might mean:
• Straighter jacket lines
• Minimal waist suppression
• Wider or more structured shoulders
• Relaxed trousers
• Clean, simple styling
• A tuxedo
• Oversized or softer tailoring
• Traditional menswear details
Your suit does not have to emphasise your waist or curves unless you want it to. For some women and non-binary clients, a straighter silhouette feels far more authentic and comfortable. Your stylist should listen to the look you want rather than assuming that because you’re a woman you automatically want feminine tailoring.
The Groom’s Room Expert Tip
Bring images of silhouettes you like rather than worrying too much about whether the model in the photograph is male or female. A photograph often tells us far more about the shape, structure and overall feeling you want than a label ever could.
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