The black bow tie sits above a white shirt with small dark front details. Broad shiny-looking lapels and a black double-breasted waistcoat frame the pale centre several times. Lower in the crop, two button columns create a different focal arrangement from a long tie. Both hands are in the trouser pockets, while sunglasses and a slightly turned stance also belong to the photograph. The shoes are outside the frame, so it cannot provide a complete trouser-to-footwear comparison or show the whole lower outfit.
Use this reference when considering an additional dark layer under a jacket. First decide how much white shirt you want between the bow tie and waistcoat. Then try the real waistcoat under your intended jacket with your hands relaxed, so the pocket pose does not influence the front. A comparison without it shows whether you actually enjoy the extra inner edge. You still need full-length views and a confirmed invitation for the final combination. Shine alone establishes neither the fabric nor the suitability of every separate component for a particular dress code.