A muted blue suit is worn with a black polo and white flat shoes in this view. The open jacket reveals a larger dark inner area. Tie-like cords appear at the trouser waist. The leg finishes where the pale shoe remains clear. One hand rests in a pocket and the other hangs naturally beside the body. The outfit therefore connects a quieter blue base with a dark middle and a pale lower accent, each performing a different visible task.
For your comparison, choose the top shape independently of the shoe first. Try the intended polo on the actual suit, then a shirt while footwear remains unchanged. Decide which upper colour area you want. Assess another shoe afterwards as its own change instead of redesigning both areas at the same time, keeping the reason for a different effect clear.
Walk and sit in the complete combination. Inspect jacket and waistband afterwards before rearranging them. Ask about actual waist construction and composition on the offered model. White shoes and a polo in the picture establish no universal event setting. Connect the visible colour arrangement to the occasion you actually plan and a length you have tested worn with your own shoes.