The black bow tie sits against a white shirt and pale jacket in this full-length image. Dark buttons and a small dark pocket accent remain visible, with a small pale lapel flower. Trousers and shiny-looking slip-ons are black. Hands in pockets and crossed feet create a posed stance, while dark sunglasses add another accent around the face. The flower-and-water setting establishes neither the wearer’s role nor a particular invitation. The concrete relationship is a short dark neck detail against a broad pale jacket and the space left for other accessories.
Fit your actual bow tie without sunglasses or flower first and consider the shirt collar. Add only the intended lapel accent next to see whether it retains its own space. Stand straight in your own shoes for the lower outline; crossed feet provide no neutral hem view. White jacket and black bow tie alone do not confirm every requirement of a dress code. Check the actual combination expected for your occasion before adopting the entire look. You can borrow the contrast without copying every decoration or the photograph’s exact stance.