A light grey suit with broad lapels places a large visible shape at the jacket collar here. A pale shirt and pale tie occupy the middle. The jacket fastens near the waist and one hand rests in a pocket. Trousers descend in a wide line, ending with pronounced turn-ups above brown shoes. No waistcoat chain is visible. This offers a specific alternative for distributing statement details without establishing a particular period, person or origin.
Compare the upper emphasis with the grey waistcoat beneath the dark coat. Decide whether you want the added chain line or prefer the broad lapels alone. If you want both, test them on an actually available outfit rather than treating an assumed shared style history as a requirement.
Assess the wide trouser finish as a separate decision afterwards. You can choose the collar idea without adopting identical lower width. Add a relaxed front view without a hand in the pocket and your intended shoes, keeping the chain-versus-jacket comparison tied to a worn ensemble.