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Choose a dress shirt that matches the setting. For an upscale restaurant or formal dinner, a crisp cotton shirt in white or light blue creates a polished look. For a relaxed dinner, an Oxford cloth shirt or a subtle patterned style pairs well with chinos or dress pants.
White and light blue are classic choices, especially with a navy or charcoal suit. For a contemporary evening look, consider burgundy, deep green, or black. Subtle stripes and small checks can add interest without making the outfit feel too casual.
A tie is a good choice for a formal dinner, business event, or occasion with a dress code that calls for one. For most smart-casual dinners, you can skip the tie and leave the top button undone. Add a blazer for a polished finish.
A spread collar works well with a suit and tie, while a point collar offers a classic look with or without neckwear. A button-down collar is a more relaxed option for dinner with chinos and a sport coat. Let the occasion's dress code guide your choice.
For a polished dinner outfit, tuck your dress shirt into dress pants or chinos, especially when wearing a suit or blazer. Shirts with long, curved tails are designed to be tucked in. A shorter shirt with a straight hem can work untucked at a casual dinner.