At the Tarocash Suite, getting ready is part of the occasion. From weddings to race days, formal events or smart-casual dress codes, it’s about confident style and looking polished without trying too hard. It’s about being a sharper version of yourself.

Meet the guys who visited the Tarocash Suite and left with a wardrobe upgrade.

Will

"The Sorted One"

Whether he’s dressing for the 9 to 5, an upcoming wedding, or sharp occasions, Will has his style sorted.

Q: How early are you getting ready?

1 hour early, finesse everything, shower, shave change, nothing too long, nothing too short.

Q: The dress code says: SMART CASUAL. You wear:

Wherever you are going linen shirt and loafers will work.

Q: Your mate says: “Bit dressy tonight.” You:

Bit dressy is fine, if you feel comfortable then you are fine. You are perfect.

Q: What’s your most used phrase before leaving?

Is there parking at the event, I feel like parking is just crazy in Sydney so that is always something I want to know before I arrive.

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Seba

"The Last-Minute Legend"

Last-minute doesn’t mean underdressed. Seba combines sharp wardrobe essentials for polished, easy-to-wear outfits, but is ready to go all out when the dress code calls for something a little extra!

Q: How early are you getting ready?

I’m getting dressed in the Uber.

Q: The dress code says: SMART CASUAL. You wear:

I’ll ask the group chat. I’m respectful like that.

Q: Your mate says: “Bit dressy tonight.” You:

Go all out!

Q: What’s your most used phrase before leaving?

Are we dressing up, because you need to know right?

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Lachie

"The Just In-Case Guy"

Lachlan builds outfits from sharp layers that can confidently be dressed up or down for whatever the occasion requires.

Q: How early are you getting ready?

Maybe an hour before.

Q: The dress code says: SMART CASUAL. You wear:

I ask the group chat at least 4 times.

Q: Your mate says: “Bit dressy tonight.” You:

Bring a blazer just in-case.

Q: What’s your most used phrase before leaving?

Are we dressing up?

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Ben

"The Organised Mate"

Ben knows his style and confidently matches versatile pieces to build outfits for any situation.

Q: How early are you getting ready?

Not too long. Maybe half an hour.

Q: The dress code says: SMART CASUAL. You wear:

Linen shirt and loafers, I’m not asking, maybe they’re asking me. I hope they might ask me.

Q: Your mate says: “Bit dressy tonight.” You:

Nah, this is fine, if you look good you feel good. Hate dress codes but maybe bring a blazer cause you don’t want to be that guy who ruins the night because you can’t get in somewhere.

Q: What’s your most used phrase before leaving?

I’ve already booked it. I am the planner, I am organised and there will be no hassles.