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Sure, Callum Turner makes it look simple, but it\u2019s easy to overthink a suit for a wedding. That, or not think about it at all. There\u2019s always one guy who turns up in the same two-piece they wore to their formal dance. Or a cousin who refuses to change out of his latest Adidas cop<\/a> for the photos.<\/p>\n Actually, we can get behind that last one. But, let\u2019s be real, weddings are high-stakes events to dress for and there are a lot of ways it can go wrong. The truth is\u2026 everyone\u2019s overcomplicating it a bit.<\/p>\n Just ask Turner<\/a>, who had a headstart on the summer tailoring vibe \u2013 thanks to the fact his own wedding took place in Sicily. After officially becoming Mr and Mrs Dua Lipa in a town hall ceremony in London<\/a>, the couple spent all weekend partying in Palermo with their best mates \u2013 basically one big group holiday for famous people (Charli XCX<\/a>! Elton John<\/a>! Mark Ronson<\/a>!) and the famous-adjacent. For their legal wedding, Turner chose a black Ferragamo suit that ticked all the right boxes. But for the welcome drinks in Italia, he went more relaxed.<\/p>\n The look was genius precisely because it was so simple: a relaxed, sandy two-piece by Louis Vuitton, worn with a shirt that was unbuttoned just enough to reveal a white tee underneath, and a pair of black sunnies by Jacques Marie Mage<\/a>. No tie, no fuss and no way you can get it wrong. It\u2019s a combo that\u2019s timeless enough to avoid any last-minute anxiety over being too dressed up, but it\u2019s also a little unexpected in your average wedding context. On a dance floor crowded with black and navy tailoring, you\u2019ll stand out in a good way.<\/p>\n