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29/06/2026

One thing I DON’T DO as your wedding tailor? Ignore your fiancée.

With Matt and Steph, that early call with him and then with her is what made everything click.

I asked Steph to send me everything – her dress, bouquet, bridesmaids ideas – with a promise not to share any of it with Matt.

My job was to help her get unstuck on colours without adding stress.

I get my couples to think of a wedding as a pyramid, or like tiers of a cake.

Steph and Matt at the top, then bridesmaids and groomsmen beneath them - all visually linked so the couple still stand out most.

Late spring and specific colours make off‑the‑peg groomsmen suits tricky, so I suggested navy suits, white shirts and sky‑blue ties.

That gave us a strong base we could link back to Steph’s bouquet, the bridesmaids and Matt’s outfit, creating a visual story connecting them all together.

With Matt’s red hair and fair skin, he needed something light with warmth so he didn’t get washed out.

We landed on a cream three‑piece to complement Steph’s dress rather than compete with it.

His navy tie linked him back to the groomsmen.

The sky‑blue shirt quietly tied him to the bridesmaids’ dresses, the groomsmen’s ties and the blues in Steph’s bouquet so the whole picture felt connected.

Through the fittings Matt was so much fun to work with - full of life, earnest and very kind‑hearted.

Seeing him move like this in the finished suit is exactly why I do what I do! 🕺 🪩

I put a moodboard together for them just before they flew off on a skiing trip.

It showed how his suit, the bridesmaids and the groomsmen would all tie back to Steph, so they could look at it properly together and decide in their own time.

I also considered the venue and floral arrangements, colours within when thinking this all through for them.

Steph was originally a little stuck and it was becoming clear that once Matt’s outfit was decided, everything else would unlock for her.

Seeing the bridesmaids in their blues against her dress - the whole plan brought to life and it just worked beautifully!

After the wedding Matt messaged to say

28/06/2026

5 Tips For Dressing Well At Wimbledon 2026 🎾

Wimbledon is one of those funny occasions where men can get themselves into trouble very quickly.

Because yes, for most spectators the dress code isn’t brutally strict.

But “no strict dress code” does not mean “turn up looking like you’re about to mow the lawn”.

Here are 5 quick tips on how to get it right.

Tip 1: Respect the occasion.

This is the big one.

Wimbledon is technically a sporting event, but it isn’t the same as going to football, or a World Cup watch party barbecue where someone’s uncle has taken charge of the tongs and now thinks he’s Gordon Ramsay.

A lightweight suit, soft tailoring, a proper shirt and a considered shoe all say the same thing: I understand where I am.

You don’t need to look stiff, but you do need to look like you’ve made an effort.

Tip 2: Keep it classic.

There’s a reason certain men always look good at Wimbledon and it’s usually not because they’re doing anything crazy.

Classic shapes, simple colours, good cloth, proper proportions and nothing screaming for attention.

A solid blazer, pale trousers, lightweight suit, soft shirt, suede loafers or a good lace-up will usually get you much further than trying to be the most “interesting” man in the crowd.

Interesting is fine, but elegant is better.

Tip 3: Dress for the heat intelligently.

Week one should be fairly manageable but week two could be hotter than Satan’s bedroom again, and that’s usually when men start making very weird choices.

The answer is not to give up and dress like you’re a Brit abroad heading to the hotel pool in Benidorm.

The answer is lighter fabrics, softer construction, breathable shirts, unlined jackets and colours that reflect heat rather than trap it.

Cotton, linen, cotton-linen, fresco, lightweight wool and soft summer tailoring are your friends here.

Heavy trainers, thick denim and shirts that feel like cling film are not.

Tip 4: Fit still matters, even when it’s relaxed.

This is where a lot of summer dressing goes wrong.

Men hear “relaxed” and somehow translate that into “baggy”, then wonder why they look like they’ve borrowed clothes from someone else.

Relaxed tailoring still needs s

26/06/2026

OLIVER & NIKITTA VASS WEDDING 👰‍♀️ 🤵🏼

Back in March, Oliver came to me with a wedding in Italy fast approaching and one honest confession: he’d never “done tailoring” before and had no clue where to start.

But here’s the thing. He knew Nikkita inside out. How they met, what their life together feels like, what he loves most about her. So that’s where we started. Not with cloth, but with the two of them.

Once I understood them, the brief wrote itself. A white dinner jacket made for a hilltop in Tuscany. Ivory shawl collar, jetted pockets, hand-finished throughout, cut clean to his frame,
worn with black dinner trousers and a made-to-measure dress shirt.

Black tie, but reimagined for golden light and an Italian summer.

In June he married her, olive groves on every side and a thousand-foot valley dropping away behind them.

Have a swipe through their day.

Congratulations Mr & Mrs Vass. It was an absolute joy.

White dinner jacket, dinner trousers and dress shirt, designed and made by me here in London. I’m taking Winter 2026 and Spring 2027 wedding commissions now, so if this is you, come and have a chat early.

📍 Tuscany, Italy 🇮🇹

The arrival. Shades on, jacket done up, best man riding along for the entrance. I built that ivory shawl collar dinner jacket for exactly this sort of moment, to make Oliver feel his best - 007 vibes anyone?

This is the second he saw her coming. You can tell a man whatever you like about how he’ll feel at the altar, but this is the face that actually turns up. Black tie, white jacket, full Tuscan sun.

The bride. Nikkita, the reason for the brief and the muse behind every decision I made. Soft curls, an off-shoulder gown, peach and ivory in her hands. Just stunning.

Hands held, both of them laughing. This is what I was really dressing for. Not a photo primarily, but a feeling. The clean lines of the jacket get out of the way and let the joy do the talking.

A medieval terrace hanging right over a Tuscan valley.

Guests in linen, a flower arch, hills running off to the horizon.

This is the spot that asked for a white dinner jacke

21/06/2026

I started watching I Will Find You for the Harlan Coben twists, the Netflix thriller chaos and the usual “surely that person can’t have done it” nonsense that somehow keeps you watching one more episode when you absolutely should’ve gone to bed.

But within about ten minutes, I was distracted by Milo Ventimiglia’s wardrobe.

Because Hayden Payne is easily the best dressed man in the show.

Not because he’s wearing anything loud, dramatic or desperately “fashion”. In fact, that’s exactly why it works.

His style is controlled, tonal, quietly expensive-looking and very much in that modern smart casual space that so many men are trying to get right now.

He doesn’t look like he’s dressed for the office in the old corporate sense, but he also doesn’t look casual in that slightly defeated “I’ve stopped thinking about this” way either.

It’s the middle ground done properly.

Good trousers. Muted colours. Soft tailoring. Knitwear and shirts that belong together. Shoes that finish the outfit rather than fighting it. Nothing shouting. Nothing random. Nothing looking like it was bought in a panic for one specific occasion and then left to confuse the rest of the wardrobe.

And that’s the real lesson here.

The reason Milo Ventimiglia looks so good in I Will Find You isn’t because every man needs to copy him outfit by outfit. It’s because the wardrobe has discipline. The pieces feel like they come from the same world, which is what makes the whole thing look effortless.

That’s what proper smart casual dressing should do.

It should make you look composed without making you look overdressed. It should make you look relaxed without making you look careless. It should make your wardrobe feel useful rather than complicated.

I’ve written a full article breaking down Milo Ventimiglia’s style in I Will Find You and what men can actually learn from it.

Read it on the blog now.

18/06/2026

Gorgeous new linen/wool/silk summer jacket bespoke tailored for one of our VIP clients !

Earthy tones are big this season - colours of nature are always so easy to mix and match with other things you might already have, making getting dressed up an absolute breeze.

Which is your favourite? Wheat 🌾 or olive 🫒 ?

17/06/2026

Happy birthday to my brother from another mother Kalpesh Patel

From six years old to now… and sure there was a gap in between… but I’m so privileged to in your orbit.

Wishing you the hapoiest of birthdays, whatever Beenta Patel and the girls have planned!

FOUNDXRS Club

16/06/2026

Never a dull moment when Mike Hobday comes to visit! Today’s fitting for his new bespoke jacket and custom made selvedge denim jeans 👖 Getting him stage ready for all the tech talks this fall!

11/06/2026

showing us THAT smile all Roberto Revilla grooms get when they try on their wedding outfit for the first time … (could also be something I said to be fair 😜)

For his wedding we wanted a timeless vibe reflected in this gorgeous brown worsted herringbone bespoke three piece suit… Jim also took a leaf out of his tailor’s book with the shirt collar style and collar bar! I’m so proud 🥹

10/06/2026

As a bespoke tailor, this is what I’d wear for an early morning country walk…

If I’d known it was actually going to become a proper country walk.

I was up in Cheshire with VIP client .vantage for a visit to the Bentley factory, staying overnight at , and before breakfast I suggested we go out for a quick stroll.

In my head, that meant a civilised wander along normal roads.

In reality, my client found a turnstile, decided that was obviously the route, and within about thirty seconds I was in full not-so-appropriate countryside mode wearing my own Roberto Revilla London bespoke brown plaid jacket, brown jhinos and brown leather chukka boots.

Elegant smart casual? Yes. Practical hiking gear? Probably not!

But this is exactly why I love properly considered clothing.

A good jacket doesn’t have to live in a boardroom. It doesn’t have to be saved for meetings, lunches, dinners or those moments when you’re trying to look “dressed up”. When it’s cut well, when the colours are grounded and when the cloth has enough texture and character, it can follow you into real life.

Even if real life involves damp grass, gravel paths, horses and the accompanying manure etc.

This is the bit I always try to show clients.

You’re not investing in clothing for one perfect scenario. You’re building a wardrobe that can move with you.

From London appointments to Bentley factory visits.

From hotel breakfasts to unexpected Cheshire countryside detours.

From polished to practical-ish 😜

And yes, next time I might pack different shoes.

Probably.

24/05/2026

Britain hits 30 degrees and suddenly men start dressing like they’ve completely given up.

Baggy shirts, heavy running trainers, shapeless chinos. Sportswear somehow finding its way into professional environments where it has absolutely no business being.

The problem isn’t the heat - it’s that some men think dressing for hot weather simply means removing clothing, when in fact the answer is understanding fabric, construction and balance.

Personally once temperatures rise, my wardrobe changes massively:

• Linen jackets
• Wool linen blends
• Lightweight tailored denim
• Cotton chinos
• Softer construction
• Breathable shirts

The key is still looking considered. Relaxed? Yes. Sloppy? Absolutely not.

I’ve just written a full guide breaking down:

* What men should wear in 30 degree heat
* The fabrics that actually work
* Smart casual summer dressing
* The biggest mistakes men make
* And the easiest way to simplify your summer wardrobe

Read it now at:
www.robertorevillalondon.com/blog/what-should-men-wear-in-30-degree-heat

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