#It's black with light white stripes and shirt pockets and that classic button down shape
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What Shirt to Wear with Cargo Pants
Cargo pants were hugely popular back in the 1990s and have made a big comeback in recent years. Known for their roomy silhouette and utilitarian pockets, cargo pants offer both comfort and versatility. However, their baggy, casual shape can make them tricky to style. So what type of shirt should you wear with cargo pants? The key is choosing tops that provide balance.
Factors to Consider When Selecting a Shirt
When creating an outfit with cargo pants, keep these factors in mind:
Color Palette
Stick to neutral colored shirts in black, white, tan, olive green, or other earth tones. These hues complement and balance the usual tan, army green, or black shades of cargo pants. Avoid wearing bright colors that may clash with the pants.
Fit
Look for shirts with a tailored, well-fitted silhouette. Oversized and boxy tops can overwhelm cargo pants, while skin-tight shirts may look too extreme. Aim for tees, polos, and button-downs that fit properly through the shoulders, chest, and sleeves. Proper shirt fit helps balance the roominess of cargo pants.
Style
Crew neck and v-neck t-shirts, polo shirts, casual button-downs, flannels, and henleys are all shirt styles that work well with men's cargo pants. Avoid more formal dress shirts, which can look mismatched.
Material
Lightweight, breathable materials like cotton, linen, and knits make the best shirt options for cargo pants. Avoid slick, shiny fabrics that may look incongruous with the casual vibe of cargos.
Tuck or Untuck
Either a tucked-in or untucked shirt can work well. Tucking in gives a put-together look, while letting your shirt hang loose adds relaxed flair. Feel free to switch up between the two styles.
Recommended Shirts to Pair with Cargo Pants
Here are some specific shirt styles and colors that complement cargo pants especially well:
Solid color t-shirt in white, black, gray, olive green, tan
Breton stripe tee in classic navy/white
Plaid button-down shirt left open over a plain tee
Denim button-down shirt in light or medium wash
Olive green utility shirt or field jacket
Tan/beige henley shirt with a few buttons undone
White or pastel polo shirt with a few buttons open
Lightweight cotton sweater or hoodie in gray, green, or blue
Chambray shirt in blue, pink, or white
Full Outfit Ideas
Use these examples to inspire your own cargo pants outfits:
Cargo Pants Outfit #1
Olive green cargo pants
White crew neck t-shirt
Black denim jacket
White sneakers
Cargo Pants Outfit #2
Tan cargo pants
Navy and white striped Breton shirt
Brown leather belt
Brown leather boots
Cargo Pants Outfit #3
Army green cargo pants
Gray long sleeve henley shirt
Black canvas high-top sneakers
Cargo Pants Outfit #4
Khaki cargo pants
Light blue polo shirt
Brown leather belt
Brown leather loafers
Key Takeaways
The oversized, casual look of cargo pants calls for balance. Choose shirt colors that complement the pants, opt for proper shirt fits, and aim for casual styles like tees, polos, and button-downs. Materials like cotton and linen work better than slicker fabrics. Feel free to tuck or untuck your shirt.
With some thoughtful styling, men's cargo pants can absolutely work for comfortable, casual outfits. Just be sure to balance the volume in the pants with well-fitting, complementary shirts up top. What shirt will you wear with your cargo pants?
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These are my emotional support disasters
#Doodles#Vargas#Scriabin#Edgar#<3#I've been dealing with some very stressful IRL drama and wouldn't you know it - falling back into Vargas was an Extreme Comfort#I'm very grateful for it ;u;#All of my science so far would support that I wouldn't find as much comfort in it but Vargas is always the exception#It's still not a hyperfixation anymore lol which I'm fine with but it makes me smile and I enjoy drawing them#Rereading and looking at art and doodles and drawing myself - it makes me feel calmer and happier :D#Which is very valuable right now :')#Also you like my new shirt? :D I bought it recently and I think it's pretty nice!#I'm not used to the way it buttons it feels very unintuitive but I'll get used to it!#It's black with light white stripes and shirt pockets and that classic button down shape#It's quite warm as well it'll be good for any remaining chilly days#I'll admit I wore it with only the top four buttons done up but it looked kinda cool tbh I wasn't expecting it#Also you can tell how stressed I was when I first doodled this 'cause I misspelled ''stress'' as ''stess'' lol
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Lost Tomb Lewks, Part 2
(Masterpost) (More Canary Frivolity)
Warning: mild spoilers for both seasons of The Lost Tomb Reboot
Look 6: Wu Xie busts out the clean & preppy look for a visit to his Second Uncle. He’s just a rich boy from a rich family, spare him his life...
I really appreciate what the camera operator is doing for us here but I don’t feel like these jeans entirely do Wu Xie’s ass justice. Unfortunately, not every show can bespoke-tailor Zhu Yilong’s trousers onto him as if they were made of paint.
This look features a cream-colored sweater with cable knit detailing down the front and ribbed raglan sleeves. Underneath he’s got a collared blue shirt with the collar tucked or buttoned down inside the sweater. Tight black jeans and pristine white kicks round out the look.
This outfit says, very relatably, “I am one person with my friends and another with my family.” One thing I like about this show is how it engages with the difficulty of balancing family obligations and one’s own life path. Wu Xie is pretty successful at being true to himself, his uncles, his friends, and the Wu legacy all at the same time, but he has to push back against a lot of demands in order to achieve that.
Look 7: Uncle Wu Erbai gets to show off his fashion sense in this introductory scene, as well, wearing a shirt with a band collar and a double-breasted grey suit. His glasses are a combination of gold-color metal and brown plastic rims. Overall his looks says he’s a trendy, but not flashy, rich guy in later middle age.
Look 8: Bad guy Xue is an asshole, but he wears a couple of pretty good outfits. This one features a clever twist on a tangzhuang jacket. The shape and frog fastenings of this jacket are like a normal tangzhuang, but the lapels and collar are cut like a western style suit jacket - but tailored to be worn up, not folded back like a western lapel. This creates an interesting neckline detail, in which the notch and open vee show off the clean cut of the standing shirt collar underneath.
(more after the cut)
Look 9 is a good one for having a classic jump scare while exploring. The main part of this outfit is a practical olive green coat that we’ll be seeing more of. It’s got a good face-framing popped collar.
It’s hard to see, but this outfit has a dark brown shirt with with a lighter-colored pocket on the front. The clothing in this show is full of interesting details, but the camera doesn’t consistently pause to examine them, being more interested in story, mood, and character development. Stupid camera.
This look includes adorable driving gloves with a nice pierced-dot pattern.
This is a good look for being wet, and admiring your wet boyfriend platonic life partner true love sworn brother soul mate adventure buddy fuck buddy lover friend.
This episode introduces Zhang QiLing and his first hoodie, but it’s so dark throughout his initial scenes that there’s not much to say about it except 1. it’s a hoodie 2. with a beautiful man inside it. We’ll look more closely at his hoodies later in the series.
Look 10: Fortunately the show wastes no time unwrapping QiLing’s torso, and pouring buckets of water on him so that Wu Xie we can admire his bod, which is entirely worthy of admiration. OP has put these lightning gifs in slow motion for the good of any flashing-sensitive brains out there. And for no other reason.
This is a good look for....uh...this is a good look.
Look 11 appears out of context at different points in the show, when Wu Xie sits at his tasteful table and writes in his tasteful deckle-edge journal with his tasteful fountain pen. The show does a great job giving each character a distinctive and consistent style. Wu Xie’s is always subtle except for his monstrous first look, with an emphasis on soft textural elements & a narrow range of earth tones. That go well with blood.
This look features a soft marled cardigan over a thin sweater that looks like lambswool or cashmere. Something that can handle a very fine gauge machine knit, is soft, and throws back a nice glow when the light hits it. It has a tiny horizontal stripe. This sweater pairing is either grey, brown, yellow, or green; the scene lighting is warm and has a yellow cast, so it’s hard to say how much of the color is actually inherent in the clothing.
Look at his lovely translucent ear.
Wu Xie is wearing this look to write in his own Grave Robber’s Note, or his diary, at any rate. If he wants to have someone to pass it along to, he’d better get busy, literally.
This is a good look for contemplating your obligations to the future of your family, and wondering if now is a good time to talk about polyamory with your two favorite Xiao’s.
#the lost tomb reboot#reunion: the sound of the providence#重启之极海听雷#dmbj#wu xie#lost tomb lewks#menswear#canary3d-original#fashion
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FANGAN CHARACTER DESIGNS YO HOLLER
I have been encouraged to post some of my fangan peeps' appearances and I shall do so with gratitude
Baiko Omori - Ultimate Lucky Student
Fitting his talent, Baiko looks average. His skin is tan from working in the sun and under his clothes, he is built quite wiry. He has an oval face and clean skin. His slim lips are always curved into a mysterious, blank smile and has a small, straight nose; the rest of his facial features are hidden by his bangs. He has rectangular, attentive, deep and soft blue eyes that display his emotions very clearly.
Baiko wears a dark blue turtleneck sweater and a used-looking light brown trench coat with a stand-up collar and big buttons that reaches his knees. Latter belonged to his grandfather. The collar of the turtleneck conceals an old scar across his throat that was stretched as he grew. He wears straight dark brown suit pants and shiny brown business shoes. He also carries a golden pocketwatch around his neck.
Baiko has long, dark brown hair and his slightly-tousled bangs reach over his eyes and up to the middle of the bridge of his nose. His hair dips a little into the collar of his coat, then bends and continues outside of the collar until his waist. He has an ahoge which curls to a square with soft edges.
Ei Hagakure - Ultimate Ghost Whisperer
Ei is a tall and lanky girl. She has dark skin and in her underweight phases, her bone structure becomes visible. She has a long face with half-closed eyes that make her look smug. Ei has three earlobe piercings on each ear. There are a hanging golden star and moon, a glob of green goo, an eyeball, a cartoon ghost, dango-like puffy balls colored gradient purple and a button.
Ei has dark-brown, almost black, frizzly hair that she keeps in two big buns on her head. Strands are falling into her face and framing her jaw. Inside her two buns, she keeps the antennas of her gear. They extend when she is scared.
Ei wears a lab coat that she has dyed pink. The symbol of her university is printed on the coat's lapel. Under her coat, she wears a loose t-shirt with a light-blue and yellow batik design that is stuffed in her pants. Her sweatpants-like pants are dark purple with a sand-colored strap and (the area on the end of a sweatpants where it tightens around the leg).
Ei's ghost detection device hangs around her neck. It is a vintage lunchbox with a surreal motto on it. One side is filled with a monitor, the other with three speed-indicator-like displays and a foldable keyboard.
Etsuya Iwata - Ultimate Opera Singer
Etsuya has an average body build and a slim face. He wears make-up, dark lilac-blue eyeshadow and thick eyeliner. He also added an artificial beauty mark above his upper lip. Etsuya has brown, rectangular eyes, so dark that they seem black.
As for clothing, Etsuya wears a mix of costumes for his roles. He wears a white loose shirt which is stuffed inside a dark red long and wide skirt with a golden vine pattern. A golden, glittery matador jacket is draped over his shoulders. A tag saying “Prop for: Etsuya Iwata'' is attached to its collar. Additionally, he wears dark brown slippers.
He has blond hair and styles it to round, big curls into a ponytail. A rose is tucked behind his ear.
(Etsuya is kinda just entirely based on the opera "Carmen" aksjjs)
Hideaki Yukiyama - Ultimate Mathematician
Hideaki is a small, thin boy. He has a round face and big, circular bright green eyes. He has a button nose and is usually seen with a wide grin. Hideaki styles his red hair to part in the middle and stick to the side like a clown or an owl.
Hideaki’s daily attire consists of a button-up shirt that looks three sizes too big for his frame, shorts and mid-calf high socks. The shirt is half black and half white, the black part is made out of velvet and has arithmetic operators in all colors and sizes on them. A cheap squirting prank flower is attached to the collar. His socks are green and red striped. His shorts and shoes are part of the uniform of his boarding school, his shorts are therefore strictly gray and straight and his shoes neatly shiny black.
(tbh I'm not satisfied with Hideaki's design yet. His early design was way too bright and chaotic but this one is kinda.... too dark and gray when I imagine Hideaki? I can recolor the shirt in also green/red but I fear that that's too much on the eye??? Idk man I'm an absolute fashion disaster and so is Hideaki am9sjehe)
Ichini - Ultimate Robotics Engineer
To be honest, I have a vision of Ichini but I don't have details since I haven't really done much with robots before. What I know that Ichini is absolutely massive and mostly uses angled shapes. Xe is a robot from the neck down. Xe has square, bulging shoulders, thick arms and giant hands. Instead of feet, xe just has flat metal clumps. In general, xe is very unproportional, wide torso, slim hips, short legs, also considering that xir head is still human and way too small for the rest of xir body. Xir hair is jet black with a cyan stripe, it's styled into one giant spike or multiple spikes that stand up from the back of xir head.
Jun Nagao - Ultimate Escapologist
Jun is of nearly average build, just a little thinner and smaller. His complexion is sickly. He has a round face. Due to his facioplegia, his expression is always stern, almost annoyed. His thin, straight eyebrows, slim lips and empty, light-gray eyes play a role in that. His brown hair is shaven. At the back of his head is a bald spot where the weapon hit that knocked him unconscious.
(The same weapon (probably a bat, a pipe or a baton) caused his head injury that lead to the paralysis of his face. It was the first abduction incident.)
He wears a long-sleeve shirt which is a bit oversized and of a yellow that almost seems dirty. The sleeves end in black leather and have a leather strip with a small buckle attached to them. The leather ends are folded up as not to hinder Jun's hands. The sleeves can be fixated like a straitjacket like a belt on several points on his chest and back, the other straps lined up in two rows like trench coat buttons. The leather looks used.
His tight pants are black and gray striped, horizontally but swirling down his legs. They're held up by an old brown leather belt with metal-rimmed holes on the entirety of it. On each belt loop hangs a different type of lock. Jun wears a chain around his neck like a necklace. The keys hanging from the chain fit the locks on his hip. In between the keys, two bobby pins can also be found.
He wears clunky-looking black boots that reach a little over his ankle, so that the ends of his pant legs disappear in the shoe. The black and yellow shoelaces are tied strangely and differently on each boot.
Kaida Tsutsumi - Ultimate Stock Broker
Kaida is small for her age and has inherited the classic looks of her family: slim, blonde hair and semi-rimless glasses. Her hair is cropped short and parted to a formal side parting. Her clothes are very formal as well: She wears a full, dark green suit, a white shirt and a tie that is held in place by a silver tie pin.
(Hm, I feel like Kaida needs more details in her designs and I really don't know what since they gotta relate to her talent somewhat.)
Kyo Kido - Ultimate Horror Author
Kyo is tall but his bent posture decreases his height. Though he is lanky, he has broad shoulders that don't quite fit him.
Kyo has a long face with slim features and high cheekbones. There are dark circles from tiredness under his white eyes. His hair is straight and dark blue; one side of his head is shaven, the other grown out to his shoulder.
He wears very casual clothing, a black t-shirt with a grey skull on the breast pocket stuffed into black ripped jeans, and worn, dirty white sneakers. Over the t-shirt, he wears a blue checkered flannel shirt. The t-shirt and jeans have strange red stains on them.
(idk if I'll add that as "OfFicIaL" but I just had the most random thought, what if the stains were soup stains that didn't wash out and that's why he doesn't like soup kjwjeheehe, everyone is like "Oh my God, that's probably blood on his clothes, eek, that's so creepy!" and Kyo is just standing there with his soup stains)
Maxis von Läuterbach - Ultimate Knight
Maxis is tall and wiry, however, seems slender. Because they are half-German, half-Novoselic, their complexion is accordingly Caucasian. They have yellow eyes with slits which makes them look dragon-like. They also have a big hawk nose and slim lips. Their hair is of a rather dirty blond, reaches to their chin and is parted in the middle. A golden circlet is placed on their brow.
Maxis' outfit is inspired by German medieval fashion and is mostly in blue and green. They wear a light blue tunic with a damask pattern and a golden belt where they keep their sheathed sword, a long cape, tight leggins, and loose brown leather boots.
(For reference, I searched up some medieval clothing, found this and took inspiration from the guy with the green cape in the bottom right corner. Fun fact, that guy is labeled with "Fürst" which translates to "prince", so yeah even in their clothing, Maxis goes full "You have reached the house of unrecognized talent.")
Miyoko Iwata - Ultimate DJ
Miyoko dresses in loose, mostly white clothing that is splattered with neon green, blue, yellow and pink paint. Her outfit consists of an old jeans jacket, a loose top, and wide ripped pants. She has styled her white hair into many independent ponytails. Most of her face, meaning half of her forehead, her eyes, and half of her cheeks, are covered by her visor. It is a black display with a white rim that displays kaomoji-like eyes in correspondence to her current mood. She has brightly painted nails.
(Yeah, Miyoko just goes >o<. Also when she is so utterly disappointed by something that she doesn't even have words for it, I imagine her visor just displays "......" Also I may or may not have stolen that visor idea and design from Godot from Ace Attorney but yeah, I did.)
Rokuro Nakatani - Ultimate Fraud
Rokuro has a slim, femininely shaped body and a chiseled face. He has slick black hair, one strand is falling into his face. In the style of a true con man, he wears a black suit without a tie and a long coat with a fur collar over his shoulders. His eyes are colored like emeralds and there is always a smug smile on his thin lips. Rokuro wears elaborate earrings and a myriad of big rings with gemstones set in them.
Shiori Ishimaru-Owada - Ultimate Team Captain
Shiori is tall and is built athletically, so she has broad shoulders and is decently muscular. She has an angular face, round eyes and short bushy eyebrows. Her eye color is a sort of pinkish. She has thin faded cut scars on her entire face. Her hair is brown-blackish, sorta shaggy and tamed into the stump of a ponytail. Bangs still fall in her face.
Shiori is dressed according to her talent and mostly in the colors of her ice hockey team: blue and orange. She wears a training jacket with the name of her team on the front and her surname and her number, 11, on the back, orange sport shorts which expose her toned legs, blue sneakers and a simple white shirt.
In addition, she has an elastic sport bandage around her left ankle and blue boxing bandages around her wrists and palms.
Tamae Shiroma - Ultimate Whistleblower
Tamae is a small, chubby girl. She is snuggled into comfortable clothing: a dark blue hoodie, black sweatpants and sneakers. She mostly wears her hood up and under it, a baseball cap that she can pull into her face to hide it. Under her cap, some of her locks spring out onto her forehead. Her hair is dyed lightly purple and she has an undercut at whose sides the dye is fading and her natural hair color, black, is coming through. Most of her hair is hidden under her cap though.
She has a round face, a big nose and squinting ink-black eyes. Her eyebrows aren't dyed and bushy and slightly bent upwards.
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Holistic in nature, the Comme des Garçons SHIRT label has assisted young shoppers in exploring a personalized style-driven less by trends and even less so by dictation. Such a method is wholesome in its intriguing stance that counters any corporate case study or superficial look into the teenage mind. Whereas fashion and its surrounding industry seek to implement a set of rules and directional guidance each season, this forcefulness falls wayside to the true rebelliousness of the teen spirit. Stuck somewhere between childhood and impending adulthood, teenage boy's inability to fall in line with societal rules and regulations is at the heart of the Comme sub-label. As is similar to that of the brand's founder Rei Kawakubo, a nature of aggression and constant frustration dominates the seasonal displays. Spring Summer 2022 is furtherance of defiance as scoffing at discipline forms into a silent protest that averts tradition and modernity. This season's minimal display took form in striped patterns, graphic typography, and multi-dimensional separates that equip wearers with a youthful sophistication that only Rei Kawakubo could invent.
Off-duty and appearing to have just awoken from a deep sleep, Comme’s SHIRT models stepped onto the scene with blank expression’s that read as if they would rather be anywhere but on the runway. Equipped with a stature of stress-free coolness, their uncombed hair and relaxed movement resurrected a lack of urgency that would define the aesthetic of the collection. Not taking fashion, or really anything for that matter, too seriously is what makes this vision and resulting work so enticing. Untuck the shirttails or elongate them, mix and match uncomplimentary stripes with one another, and rock cheetah print Asics, with these boys, fashion and style exist in two worlds entirely separate of coherence.
Opening the collection was an ensemble of a brash red and black striped vest and matching button-down top. Wrapping around the elbow hung loose sleeves that served no function at all, while the red contrast stitching found on the black trousers tied the look together neatly. Red and black, two colors synonymous with risk and boldness, continued to be used in cardigan sweaters, cropped trousers, and t-shirts. Further in the collection, a lighter, playful side began to develop. After all, with an unformed identity and much growth to be had, teenager’s emotions often drift from angry to joyful, dominant to friendly within the blink of an eye. White and light blue buttoned downs and striped pocket windbreakers and parkas allude to a simplified option for those rebels with a cause. Polka dot and diamond checkered black and white prints to add something of spunk to the ensemble. Unexpected and quite smart were double-layered tops sewn in near the hem. Appearing as two shirts layered atop of one another, the piece, along with more nonfunctional added sleeves sporadically placed throughout the collection, exalt the magnificent patterns so familiar with that of Comme’s many other labels. Adventurous and observant, a scientific mindset accompanies this conceptual kid-at-heart philosophy.
Doodling in textbooks and unknowingly digging deep into the creative subconscious has always been a rich tradition for young students whose attention and focus to math or English class is fleeting. Rather than diminish such endeavors, the SHIRT design team took to embracing the activity and incorporated graffitied text and imagery into monochromatic sets. The wording of “Splash”, “Splosh!”, and “Ditch!” find themselves placed next to abstract scribbles of random lines and bubble-letter imaginative phrases like “SLUP”. Characteristic of freedom and stepping outside the norm, the pure expressions of the communication stays with viewers for the chaotic bliss of emotional uncertainty. Is the wearer pissed off, jubilant, or downright bored? Either way, the items at hand were placed on revised menswear classics: moto vests with bias zippers, baggy shorts that extend just above the calf, and loose jackets with wide sleeves that taper to the base of the hand. Three outerwear options in black, formless shapes epitomize a reserved protectiveness that disregards conservation. Strong and daring, a hooded piece with a large front pocket and ruffled style lines embraced fluidity. Whilst not known as a label catering to a unisex audience, the reality of such styles attracts a gender non-specificity that caters to attitude rather than sex.
Without skipping a beat, Comme des Garçons SHIRT delivered a message rife with consciousness. Lacking any fortitude to the COVID-19 pandemic, the easiness, and variety of the label’s apparel is consistently developed upon pointing to the well-oiled machine that is Comme des Garçons. For the design team and those involved in producing the line’s off-kilter fashion, SHIRT has provided an alternative for those youth driven by more than what would look good in an Instagram photo. Fashion for the carefree, calculated adolescent, SHIRT’s inability to comprise matches the spirited heart of its wearers.
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But What Clothes Do You Truly Wear?
Most of us have more clothes than we need, and while there’s always that temptation to get more, the truth is only a small portion of our wardrobes make up our everyday wear. Vogue ran a story about this earlier this year, where they asked their editors which pieces they pull out most often from their mountain of options. I decided to pose the same question to some of my favorite people in the menswear industry. With what we assume are ginormous wardrobes in their closets, what clothes do they truly wear on a daily basis? Yesterday we covered four modern style icons -- here’s a look at the personal daily habits of four more.
Michael Hill, Creative Director at Drake’s
The things I reach for the most aren’t terribly interesting, but hopefully they come together in an interesting way. I mostly wear my unlined suede chukkas and unlined shell cordovan penny loafers from Alden. I like grey flannels and heavy corduroys a lot. I mostly wear long-point, oxford-cloth button-downs, particularly in blue and white stripes. Ties tend to be either blue or green. I love tweed jackets. I have two in solid navy and solid green, but the others are patterned sport coats in earthy browns.
The one thing that might be unusual is my love for cotton suits, particularly in bright blues and drab olives. Wool is a wonderful fiber -- it keeps its shape, it has a spring to it, and it can look well pressed. I love cotton suits for all the reason why people hate them. They’re stiff, they crumple, the color fades. I can picture my cotton suit sitting on the end of my rail at home now. The way the sleeves curl, it looks like my arms are in them, and the sleeves will probably stay like that even after the jacket has been cleaned. If you get one in a heavy drill cotton, the fabric almost moulds to your body. That’s the wonderful thing about cotton suits. They’re casual and age with you, much like a good pair of jeans.
I also love my M-65 jacket. I wear it over tailored clothing, but also casually. It’s an easy go-to and great for travel. There are so many big pockets, you almost don’t even need a bag. I live on a farm out in the countryside in Devonshire, so waxed cotton Barbour jackets and bucket hats are useful.
There are also some things here and there I usually reach for on the weekend. A pair of taupe-colored needlecord pants I bought in Japan; some Chromexcel moccasins from the New England Outerwear Company, which have these rubber outsoles. They’re such brilliant casual pieces. I wear a lot of sturdy knitwear, such as Shetlands and sweatshirts. I don’t like knits that feel too luxurious and fine. One odd thing about sweatshirts is that I don’t like them in the more classic grey. My wife wears my grey ones now, but the color doesn’t work for me. I’m too pasty. Instead, I like them in olive and indigo.
Lastly, I have a few nice watches, but I mostly just wear things from Swatch. I have a few semi-translucent ones in bright colors such as green, yellow, and orange. I also have a few solid colors as well. I love when they do the really simple ones in solid colors. Yellow is my favorite color, but it doesn’t do well against my skin. I think I can away with it on my wrist though.
Ethan Newton, Co-Founder of Bryceland’s
My day-to-day wardrobe changes according to where I am, but I always have a few things that I call my sartorial comfort food.
The first is a Stetson Stratoliner from the 1950s. As a big baldy with a tendency to squint his eyes and get sunburnt, I’m rarely without a lid on my noggin. And while I have some amazing custom pieces from a few great makers, there’s something about this soft, broken-down piece of Silverbelly Beaver that I can’t seem to replicate. I wear it with everything from three-pieces suits to rayon shirts paired with denim and boots. Its versatility comes from never being too perfectly matched with whatever I’m wearing.
I also get a lot of wear out of my navy blazer. The idea of a staple navy jacket has been repeated ad-nauseam, but the simple fact is that it really is useful. I have a full-handed, reasonably heavy jacket made in a basket-weave Sportex fabric by Dormeuil. The fabric’s crunch and solidity make it perfect for everything from grey flannels and wide-waled, wheat cords, to my favorite P44 USMC cargos and busted-down 501s. If I had the time, I would get another navy sport coat in Fox Flannel’s amazing 430g basket-weave jacketing -- a fabric that has such structure that it seems to always fall like iron.
Finally, I’m always carrying my world around with me, from my smokes to my camera to whatever book I’m reading at the time. I use our Bryceland’s leather tote for these purposes, which is based off a vintage L.L. Bean tote my business partner Kenji found. It’s simply built from a soft, but sturdy leather, and the tan color works well with black or brown accessories. It’s simple, rugged, and utilitarian -- what I hope as a brand we stand for -- and the simplicity of the design lends itself well to customization. I’ve adorned mine with vintage silver pieces and a bandana at the handle.
George Wang, Founder of BRIO
I think most people buy for versatility, but people in the clothing trade often have much more extensive wardrobes. Still, we live in the real world and often fall into a repetitive lifestyle, just like everyone else. Only a small portion of my wardrobe is used on a daily basis.
In the spring and summer months, I wear a lot of cotton and linen button-down shirts, as well as open-weave voile shirts in light blue. My most used jackets tend to be navy single- and double-breasted sport coats. They pair well with gray Fresco trousers, which are useful given how hot summers can get in Beijing. Beige is also a great summer color. I wear a cream silk-linen sport coat with navy trousers, as well as beige linen trousers with navy jackets. Blue cotton suits can also be great.
To dress down tailored clothing, I like long-sleeved knitted polos. They work in either light or dark colors. And on weekends, I’m usually just in sweats, shorts, or jeans. For shoes, I mostly rely on my unlined, brown calfskin Edward Green penny loafers and shell cordovan Alden loafers -- either tassels or pennies.
Naturally, fall and winter are about heavier fabrics. I wear a lot of tweed once the weather gets cold -- sport coats in green Game Keepers tweed, brown herringbone tweed, and grey Donegal tweed. Navy serge blazer is nice for a slightly sharper, crisper look. Trousers tend to be either grey flannel or beige cavalry twill. If I need to wear suits for business, it’s usually a grey thornproof single-breasted suit this time of year, or a heavy, blue worsted double-breasted.
There are also just some things I find are useful for both keeping warm and looking stylish. A thick, rollneck sweater in either cream or navy; a waxed cotton Barbour jacket. If I need a coat to throw over tailored clothing, it’s usually my grey herringbone Ulster coat or camel-colored polo. I have a Woolrich arctic parka I rely on a lot for weekends. Shoes are still mostly Alden, but I also wear my brown suede oxfords from Edward Green a lot. They go well with suits.
Gabriel Öberg Bustad, Manager at Skoaktiebolaget
Unfortunately, when trying to describe my personal style, I find my description often sounds dull and lacking in personality. Nevertheless, I like classic and conservative clothing, typically with muted, subtle colors and few (if any) patterns or details standing out. I love balance and harmony in my clothing, and look for things that are in keeping with my calm personality. I love to have the opportunity to work with skilled craftsmen and women who enhance my good sides and assist me in hiding or mitigating my not-so-good sides.
Summers are short here in Northern Europe, so I’ve prioritized my fall and winter wardrobe. For comfort and style, I can’t stress enough how useful it is to have a classic, double-breasted overcoat in navy. I have one from Sartoria Corcos in Florence, Italy, which is made from a wool-cashmere blend overcoating. The blend gives the fabric a softer touch, but it’s still insulating enough for our Scandinavian weather. I’m a huge fan of trench coats for the same purposes, particularly for fall. I own four of them in different colors.
For sport coats, I find my brown houndstooth sport coat is very versatile. It’s made from a cashmere fabric woven by Zegna. I wear it with mid-gray wool flannel trousers and brown, apron-toe derbies from Saint Crispin’s (it’s their 633 model). The three are easy to wear, classic, and stylish, and look great together or with other things.
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Legging Outfits For Travel-20 Travel Bloggers Approved Looks Outfit Trends - Ideas How to Wear & What to Wear
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Legging Outfits For Travel-20 Travel Bloggers Approved Looks
Some of us love traveling. Some of us are not so enthused. But all of us can agree that being both comfortable and stylish is an absolute non-negotiable. Enter: leggings. They are the perfect article of clothing, whether you are flying, traveling by bus, or are planning your holiday wardrobe.
They pair well with almost any top and you can dress them up or down according to your needs. Plus, they take up way less space than your stack of vacation jeans. For this article, we have compiled 20 outfits to inspire you to find your perfect leggings for traveling.
How To Wear Leggings When Traveling?
But before we get into that, let’s talk about some tips to help you find…The Best Leggings for Traveling:
Opt for well-fitting, form-sculpting leggings with a high waist
Consider compression leggings if you know you will be sitting for long periods of time
Whenever possible, go for moisture-wicking leggings which will keep you dry and comfortable no matter the temperature
Seamless leggings are the height of comfort – when in doubt, go seamless!
The more opaque the better as nobody wants to be worrying about undergarments showing
Without further ado, let’s get started with our outfits!
↓20. Perfect Leggings For Traveling to Colder Places
Sometimes it is hard to gauge what outfit would be best to wear if you are traveling to a colder place. That is where these leggings come in. Fleece-lined and seamless, they are comfy while providing a layer of warmth your stems will thank you for. Simply wear with a loose-fitting turtleneck and pair with some Adidas sneakers. This is a chic look that will meet all your traveling needs. You can also opt for Adidas leggings to go with the sneakers, here are some cool Adidas Legging Outfits.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $80
Time & Tru Fleece-Lined Seamless Leggings $20
H&M Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater $59.99
↓19. Best Leggings to Travel In
With stretchy, moisture-wicking fabric, these high-waist leggings by Zella are the perfect choice for traveling in. They’re comfortable, stylish, and even feature a secret pocket in the waistband (perfect for stashing your credit cards or phone to fend off pick-pockets). They also hug and shape your figure, which is great for an outfit like this where you are pairing your leggings with a slightly looser top. Finish off the look with a crossbody phone bag and some Adidas sneakers.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $200
Zella Live-In High Waist Leggings $59
ADIDAS Edge Lux 3 Running Shoe $85
Zella Bright Side Pullover
Jane Leather iPhone X/Xs Crossbody Case & Pouch Set
↓18. Best Leggings for Long Flights
Athleta leggings are great for those long flights where you just know you are going to need to be wearing something super comfortable! They are moisture-wicking, lightweight, and compact when packed. Pair them with a muscle tank and a jean jacket for maximum comfort and style. A light pair of sneakers bring the look together!
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $200
Athleta Elation Uplifted 7/8 Tight In Powervita $47.97
Madewell The Jean Jacket in Pinter Wash $118
Bella + Canvas Ladies’ Flowy Scoop Muscle Tank $15.90
↓17. Best Leggings to Wear As Pants
If you have ever wondered, “Can I wear leggings as pants?” the answer is… yes! It’s all about confidence. Pair them with your favorite heels, wear under a blazer, or simply throw them on with your cutest sweatshirt. For traveling, leggings are super light and compact (e.g. they do not take up that much space in your suitcase). So if you decide to bring along leggings instead of your jeans, go for it!
Here are a few ways you can wear your leggings as pants:
wear black leggings and pair with heels or boots for a cute lunch look
don your favorite leggings, throw on a pair of stylish sneakers, and tie a plaid or chambray shirt around your waist for a perfect day-out-exploring-a-new-city look!
simply wear with your favorite turtleneck or sweater for a form-flattering coffee date outfit
pair black leggings with a blouse, blazer, and flat, closed-toe shoes for lunch with a client
throw on leggings and a form-hugging hoodie for the perfect loungewear look
wear dark green or black leggings with a soft sweatshirt for a great travel outfit
For this look, all you need are some chic sneakers, a stylish gray sweater, and a backpack purse or tote bag. Let your hair down and grab that passport. Off to explore you go!
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $400
Look At Me Now Seamless Leggings $68
H&M V-Neck Sweater $34.99
Nike Ebernon Low $54.99
Camilla Convertible Backpack $218
↓16. Best Compression Leggings for Traveling
There are many benefits to wearing compression leggings when traveling. Sitting for extended periods of time can cause circulatory problems, so if you are at a higher risk, consider compression leggings which are designed to aid in circulation and keep down swelling. We recommend trying on a few pairs as only you know what level of compression you will be comfortable with. However, these dark gray leggings by Old Navy are a great place to start.
Simply pair with a light sweater and some sneaks for a travel-ready outfit that will keep you healthy and comfortable!
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $80
High-Rise Elevate Built-In Sculpt 7/8-Length Compression Leggings for Women $32
Adidas Women’s Cloudfoam QT Racer Running Shoe $41.88
↓15. Leggings with Pockets – Cute Everyday Look
We love simple outfits and this one is no exception. Especially because this outfit features pocketed leggings! (Just when you thought leggings could not be any more perfect.) What makes these so great for traveling is that these pockets are the perfect size for a slim wallet, a set of keys, or even an iPod. Versatile, multifunctional, and cute? What more could you want?!
Simply pair with a button-down, three-quarter length sleeve shirt and some slip-on flats or sneakers. Easy-peasy, am I right?! Black leggings are definitely a travel essential that every girl and every woman must have, so do check out these chic Outfits with Black Leggings.
Zella Live In Pocket 7/8 Leggings
Women’s High-Waisted 3/4 Length Seamless Leggings
↓14. Perfect Stylish Outfit for Traveling In
Once you have decided on what leggings will suit you best for traveling, whether it be for wearing while flying or for planning your vacation looks, then it’s all about putting together cute outfits! So check out this look below. This ensemble can be worn over and over on your trip so don’t stress about figuring out outfits. This one will serve you again and again!
Pair some high waist leggings with a v-necked black and white striped long-sleeved shirt and top with a chenille cardigan. Throw on a baseball cap and some loafers. This is a versatile look that will look great whether you are flying, attending a sports game, hitting the gym, or heading out for coffee with a friend. Feel free to accessorize as you please!
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $150
Women’s Long Sleeve Chenille Open Cardigan
Victoria Secret Leggings
Old Navy Luxe V-Neck Top $9.97
LifeStride Loma Sneaker $59.95
↓13. Jean Jacket & Tote Bag – Cute & Fashionable Outfit
Layers are so great for traveling in, especially when you are going from a colder climate to a warmer one. That is what makes the jean jacket-over-hoodie look such a versatile one! Simply grab your favorite hoodie and top off with a light wash jean jacket. Add leggings, a pair of sneakers, and use an oversize zippered tote bag as your carry on.
Pro Tip: Stash your jacket in your bag once landing if you get too warm!
Clementine Apparel Women’s Deep V Neck Tee $24.99
Freeborn Denim Jacket
↓12. Chic Travel Outfit – Spanx Leggings
Here is another travel outfit option that can work for a variety of occasions. Hit the gym, take a flight, or head out for some coffee – this outfit meets all your needs. Spanx leggings featuring a trendy stripe along the sides are paired with a cute long-sleeved shirt and black sneakers. Accessorize with sunglasses. If you like this look, do check out 17 Cute Outfits with Leather Pants for Women this Season.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $100
Evereve Bon Voyage Tunic $34.99
Nordstrom It’s My Way Sunglasses $55
Spanx Faux Leather Side Stripe Legging
↓11. Gorgeous Travel-Perfect Outfit
We love how chic and fashionable this look is. It’s great for flying but it’s also perfect for heading out for coffee, sitting down with a friend, or going window shopping. Simply pair a classic tea with a super light wash denim jacket and some black leggings. Sandals and a baseball cap finish this look off and grab a tote bag. You are ready for flight! Or coffee. Or both. Your call.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $100
AE Classic Denim Jacket $44.96
AE Classic Basics Tees
Nordstrom Tory Burch Flip Flop
GAMT Oversized Square Sunglasses Women Vintage $12.99
↓10. Spanx Leggings – Perfect for Flying In
We love this winter-ready outfit featuring an oversized brush knit scarf that really steals the show. Pop on some sunglasses and grab a tote bag: this is a great look when you are going to be heading over to a colder area. You will need some winter boots and your favorite leggings. A long-sleeved top is the last article you will want to pull this look together. Happy flying!
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SHOP THIS LOOK FOR UNDER $150
Forever21 Marled Brush Knit Scarf $6.99
Jezabell Gold Smoke Sunglasses $60
Glimpse Long Sleeve Shirt $68
↓9. Bright & Colorful Travel Outfit with Leggings
For the girl that loves to bring a pop of color to any room, try out these bold orange leggings! Pair with a peach colored sweater and some white sneakers. You can use this outfit again and again – whether for flying, heading out for a walk around the city, or even hitting up the local yoga studio. Curled hair and a full face of makeup will keep this look from being too casual.
Women’s Crew Neck Sweatshirt
Women’s Comfort Side Tie Mid-Rise Capri Leggings
↓8. Cozy, Stylish Fall Outfit with Leggings
We absolutely adore this fall-inspired look with this deep red scarf and calf-brown boots. Simply throw on a pair of your favorite high waist leggings and a gray tee. A well-fitting white jacket pulls this warm-toned outfit together.
H&M Faux Suede Boots $8.99
↓7. Bright Blue Leggings – Simple, Easy Outfit
We love a simple outfit and this one is no exception. Chances are you have all these items in your closet already. Start with a classic tee and your favorite white sneakers. Spice up your legging game with this baby blue pair and accessorize with sunglasses, a watch, and a silver pendant necklace. To make this outfit travel-ready, use your gym bag as a carry-on bag! And after you land and you have freshened up, head out to the gym for a refreshing workout!
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $100
High Waist Airlift Capri Legging $73
↓6. Best Leggings for Winter Travel Outfit
We love this big, comfy turtleneck sweater. Keep yourself warm and comfortable when traveling, and pop on a hat for style. Keep the look casual with some leggings and sneakers, and accessorize with a stylish crossbody bag. For a more summer-y look, you can easily replace the turtleneck with a dress and we’ve already done a pretty cool post on How to Wear Leggings Under a Dress that we’re sure you’ll find helpful.
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SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $200
Free People Eleven Sweater
Nordstrom SPANX Faux Leather $118
Tretorn Leyola Shoes
↓5. Super Chic Outfit for Lunch Date
This is a great ensemble to bring along when you are traveling. It packs well and you can use each of these articles to make multiple outfits! Pop on a classic white tee and knot it at the waist to spice up this otherwise simple look. A black cardigan and matching leggings pull the look together. Finish the outfit with a black crossbody purse and white slip-on shoes.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $200
SPANX Seamless Cargo Leggings $68
Madewell x Veja Low Sneakers in Embroidered Daisies $130
↓4. Gorgeous in Pink – Super Cute Outfit
Sometimes you just gotta go all out with the pink! This is an adorable and super comfortable outfit that you can use for the gym, for lunch, even for walking around the city! But most importantly, it’s a great traveling outfit. This hooded cardigan will keep you comfy and cozy on the plane, and these gorgeous sneakers will keep a smile on your face when you’re feeling jet-lagged.
SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $300
High Waist Lounge Legging $98
Cozy chic Lite Coastal Hooded Cardigan $114
ADIDAS Ultraboost Running Shoes $180
↓3. Stylish All-Black Look – Perfect for Traveling
On the other side of the scale is the girl that prefers a darker look and if that’s you, this outfit is for you! Don some faux leather leggings and top off with a long-sleeved black top, an oversized scarf, and a black handbag.
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SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $400
Perfect Control Faux Leather Leggings $98
Cashmere Travel Wrap Scarf $298
↓2. Bold Sweater & Slip-On Shoes – Travel Outfit
This is another perfect travel look and so easy to put together, too! Simply grab some beige slip-on shoes and a boldly printed sweater. Accessorize with a necklace and a couple of rings.
↓1. Sage Green Leggings – Chic Coffee Date Look
For our last look, we bring you this lovely warm-toned look. Sage green leggings are paired with a light-colored sweater. Sneakers, sunglasses, and a brown crossbody purse tie this look together and keep you looking fresh and beautiful.
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SHOP THE LOOK FOR UNDER $100
Women’s Moto Side Zip Sweatshirt
Women’s High-Waisted 3/4 Length Seamless Leggings
Jezabell Gold Smoke Sunglasses $60
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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now
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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now
Ted Baker Hawaie Island Print T-Shirt
We may still be 153 spins of the earth away from the official start of summer, but that’s not to say you can’t get a head start on your warm-weather wardrobe. Ted Baker’s Hawaie (not a typo) print T-shirt can be worn under a jacket or unstructured blazer now for a pop of colour then with lightweight chinos in the beer garden.
Buy Now: £49.00
Serge Denimes Silver Spiked Detailed Bangle
Fashion portmanteaus are unanimously naff, but that hasn’t stopped us falling head over mankled heel for this ‘mangle’ by London-based brand Serge Denimes. Crafted from solid silver is a twisted design, it’s an ideal way to add a subtle accent to the end of your arm.
Buy Now: £70.00
Laura Herschel Supply Co Alexander Tarpaulin Tote Bag
Tarpaulin may be more readily associated with construction sites, but it turns out the water-resistant material is just as good for building bags. The stylish yet practical Alexander tote bag from family-run Canadian business Herschel Supply Co is tough enough to transport heavy hauls, be it bricks or a weekend’s worth of clothes.
Buy Now: £110.00
Nixon Corporal Watch
Corporal by name corporal by nature. Nixon’s new rugged and functional quartz watch tells the time with military precision and is finished with a Horween leather strap from one of America’s oldest continuously running tanneries. Add to that a sturdy 48mm case and luminous hands for easy nighttime viewing, and it’s enough to drill any timekeeping into shape.
Buy Now: £150.00
Reiss Oliver Jersey Shirt
A good mid-layer should do the business as a base, mid- or outer-layer depending on the conditions. Take the Reiss Oliver Shirt, cut from soft but structured jersey fabric with a textured melange finish, it will slot effortlessly done up under your current coat rotation until spring when it can cap off a classic white tee.
Buy Now: £80.00
Adidas Adicolor Track Pants
Forget your Supremes, keep your Palaces, what Adidas doesn’t know about streetwear simply isn’t worth knowing. This season, the original Run DM-don is throwing it back to the seventies, reworking classic Trefoil pieces in retro colourways like these side stripe track pants.
Buy Now: £54.95
Vans Made For The Makers Old Skool
Every brand has a defining style, and for Vans, the release of the Old Skool sneaker in 1977 is definitely up there. Fresh for 2018, the cool-AF Californian brand has tapped a series of everyday creatives including a tattoo artist and barber to update the model with dirt and liquid-repellent uppers and a contoured sockliner for maximum comfort.
Available Jan 20: Price TBC
Barbour Lightweight Royston Wax Jacket
If you’re going to buy a jacket, you may as well find one crafted by the experts. British heritage brand Barbour’s waxed outerwear has set the gold standard in defences against the elements for more than 120 years and now includes a range of throw-on-and-go zip-ups that weigh 30 per cent less.
Buy Now: £179.00
111SKIN Ground Control Anti Blemish Tonic
Humans are not built for space. In fact, when rocketed into outer orbit, the body’s ageing process goes into overdrive, causing one very wrinkly problem for Houston. This is why before launching his own range of skincare, leading Harley Street surgeon Dr Yannis Alexandrides tested all his products in micro-gravitational conditions. The results are out of this world.
Buy Now: £50.00
Garbstore x Sanpak Walkabout Laptop Case
Sanpak has been making some the best backpacks in Japan since the 1950s, though back then you had to be in the Japanese army to get hold of one. Fortunately these days it’s a great deal easier to enlist one of the brand’s carriers into your arsenal. Like this 13″ laptop case, an exclusive collaboration with London independent Garbstore that features a durable ballistic nylon body.
Buy Now: £60.00
Remus Uomo Tapered Fit Plain Shirt
There are many ways in which we could all better ourselves in 2018, but most are either too hard or taste too gross. One easy instant-improver, however, is to freshen up your shirt rotation. Throw out any button-downs with stanky underarm stains and replace them with crisp white examples.
Buy Now: £36.00
Luke 1977 Springer Jacket
Forget what Game Of Thrones told you, sprinter is coming. The awkward transitional months between spring and winter are a nightmare far worse than any White Walkers as far as your wardrobe is concerned. But the seasonal switch can be made easier by a few light jackets that can be piled on and peeled off as needed.
Buy Now: £125.00
MVMT Collectors Case
Even the most modest of watch collections deserve a handsome home. We highly recommend this velvet-lined storage box from the world’s fastest-growing watch brand, MVMT. Fitted with a clear plexiglass viewing window, it has enough space for up to six timepieces.
Buy Now: £65.00
Weekday Jeff Nothing Long-Sleeve T-Shirt
Blue Monday might be out the way, but that doesn’t mean any of us actually want to be at work. Let your boss know your true feelings by rocking up in this long-sleeve T-shirt from H&M off-shoot Weekday.
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Topman Pink Distressed Western Jacket
It’s hard to pinpoint when exactly pink got so tough, but we assume it was around the time Topman’s design team chose to apply the colour to the manliest or man-clobber, resulting in this very millennial distressed western jacket.
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Huntsman x Be Cool Be Nice Pocket Square
It’s simple: if you want to be cool, be nice. That’s the message of a new anti-bullying campaign that has the backing of countless celebrities, style icons, artists and leaders from across the globe. And if anyone would like to be nice to us and buy us this pocket square, made in association with Savile Row tailor Huntsman, we’re okay with that.
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Beoplay E8 Wireless Headphones
January 12 is officially the day when most people are likely to give up on their New Year’s resolutions. So if you’re still hitting the gym in search of this summer’s squat booty, reward yourself with a pair of Beoplay’s E8 wireless headphones, which now come in a sleek all-black colourway.
Buy Now: £269.00
River Island Tan Skinny Chino Trousers
The phrase ‘wardrobe essential’ is oft trotted out by the fashion press. In reality, there are only a handful of staples you have no excuse for not owning. Among these menswear heroes is a pair of tan chinos, which will pair with everything from a grey sweatshirt to an unstructured blazer. Cost per wear? Completed it mate.
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Base London Ferdinand Suede Chelsea Boot
Is there a better way to take a step into the new year than with a pair of new shoes? We’d wager not. Base London’s Ferdinand style is a modern update of the classic Chelsea boot, with soft suede uppers and a maroon shaded side gussets sat atop a crepe rubber sole.
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Superdry Vintage Logo Panel Crew Sweatshirt
If the last few seasons have taught us anything, it’s never throw out clothes that could be back in style 20 years later. If you already have, you can always trust in brands like Superdry to revive the classics with a new edge, like this logo panel sweatshirt.
Buy Now: £44.99
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These are a Few of my Favorite Things
Quality is a necessity for me. Products and pieces I buy need to have lasting value and work well. After reading the book “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” by Marie Kondo, I was so enthralled by Marie’s love and affection towards the things she owned. She gives her items the care that one would give to a small child, doing things like “giving them a home” and “saying goodnight to them at the end of the night.” It seems a bit silly, crazy almost, to treat inanimate objects as having thoughts or feelings, but she claims this respect for the things you own has an impact on your life.
While I don't say thank you to my hairbrush after brushing my hair, I do see what she’s saying in terms of loving the things you buy. Having a love for your perfume or jeans really affects my mood and behavior. I find myself a lot calmer when I am wearing my perfume, and more confident when my eyeliner looks good. I appreciate the things I buy, and so I invest my money into things that will make me happy. I love items with history, a story to tell. I feel like I’m continuing on their journey by using them.
Here are ten items I swear by, and kinda love.
Mason Pearson Hairbrush
Like I said, I love a piece with history, but I also love a piece that works, obviously. I have a tendency to want the best of everything I have. I always look up “best white t shirt” or “best eyeliner”. And that is how I found this brush. Founded by Englishman Mason Pearson way back in 1885, it is considered the best hairbrush of all time. The brush is, kind of beautiful? Coming in a box that with artwork that looks like it came from the 1950′s, the hairbrush features fine boar bristles set on a pneumatic rubber cushion. The wooden handle has the name detailed in gold. The set also comes with a little cleaner brush to get out all your nasty hair from the brush when you’re done. The hairbrush just does stuff to my hair that no dollar store brush has ever done. The boar bristles gently collect each strand of my hair, and disperse the oils that hang out at my roots to my dried out ends. A steep price for a brush, but I don't see this item leaving my cosmetic case for years and years to come.
Chanel No. 5
Infamous is the only word I can use to describe this perfume. Even if you didn't know you know about it, you always kinda knew about it. Chanel No. 5 is seen as the most classic fragrance in the world. Marilyn Monroe even teased reporters claiming it was all she wore to bed. After creating somewhat of an empire and name for herself, Coco Chanel wanted a scent to capture her reinvention of the modern woman in the 20′s. In an effort to create a “clean” fragrance that lasted on the skin, Chanel had perfumer Ernest Beaux create a variety of perfumes that would fit her request. She smelled a collection of fragrances Beaux created numbered 1 to 5, and 20 to 24. She picked number five, hence the name. The scent, concocted from jasmine, rose, sandalwood, and vanilla, was marketed as the scent of a woman. The scent of power that women at the time couldn't have. The scent has been changed over the years, much to the public’s dislike. The newer version smells a lot more like baby powder and less graceful. If you go online, you can find vintage bottles of the pure parfum, more potent and vibrant than the Eau De Parfum that we see so often today. Again, a steep price to pay for a perfume. I got mine online, completely sealed, for about $150. Not a big bottle either. But even after knocking it over, taking it between New York and Florida tons of times as well as overseas, I still have over half a bottle left after two years. The beautiful golden liquid comes in a glass bottle and lid, if you get your hands on a vintage one. The bottle is meant to be turned over, soaking the glass cap. You then dab the cap on your wrists, neck, and wherever else you’d like. I think the bottle, over one with a spritzer, is what makes the perfume last so long. That, and you need so little of the perfume because of its potency. Some say the perfume smells like an old lady, but I think to each their own. When I wear the perfume, I smell strength, confidence, and some vanilla too. I agree it does smell mature, but the comfort I get when wearing this perfume does more for me than anything else. It is the warmth of a blanket, the lightness of a linen shirt, and the depth of a classic movie. I feel Coco Chanel with me when I wear this perfume, and I feel like a woman.
Cartier Tank Watch
The luxury brand Cartier, nowadays, seems to be most recognized with their Love collection, popularized by Kylie Jenner. And while I love the Love Collection (feeling punny today, sorry) it comes off as a little...overused? There’s just something not special about it if everyone who has the money to drop on it gets one. Completely disregard this if I ever come into money because I will for sure buy a love bracelet. But for now, saying it’s too trendy makes me feel a little better about not having one, but I digress. The tank watch, on the other hand, is a timeless piece (oh my god, so punny I am SO SORRY) created in 1917 by Cartier after the American troops arrived in France and helped to save the European Nations. Successful American and British armies relied on tanks, a novelty at that time on battlefields. The watch, is inspired by British Tanks with it’s flat and angular case. The sleek design and leather strap on this small watch caught the eyes of some of the most famous and powerful women including Jackie Kennedy, Lady Di, and even Michelle Obama. The watch is a small piece of jewelry that adds statement when worn. I am not a watch person, but this watch does it for me. It exudes sophistication, class, and time!
Levi’s 501 Jeans
The ever-so recognizable stitching on the the back pocket of these jeans has been around for generations. Your parents definitely had a pair. They were a staple for the 90′s mom jeans and have come back in style with the high waisted shorts and straight leg jean revolution. Though, did they ever really go away? Dating back to 1890, the Levi’s 501 XX jeans are the original 5 pocket jeans that we all wear today. I’d always known about Levi’s jeans (who doesn't?) but I always saw them as a mom brand or dad with white sneakers brand. Not until middle school did I start seeing the famous back pockets on high waisted cut off shorts that girls wore with crop tops or over swimsuits. I still wasn't convinced. It took me until more recently, when I followed French fashion bloggers to notice everyone had a pair of these Levi’s 501 jeans, and they looked good, really good. Not only did they cinch and lift where they were supposed too, but they looked good with just about anything. I've seen them dressed up with lace bodysuits and blazers, or dressed down with a t shirt tucked in. They give of a carefree, casual look while at the same time, projecting quality, functionality, and of course, history. It takes a while to find a good pair of 501′s in the cut and size you’re looking for. They are at just about every thrift store around, but I’ve never seen a pair that resembles the one’s I see on blogs. It took me a great deal or searching to finally find a light blue pair in a size 27 (I’m a size 25 but vintage sizes are two sizes larger than your normal number) on depop. They are a straight leg jeans, kind of in between skinny jeans and boyfriend jeans. I immediately cut them off a couple inches because I’m short and obsessed with cropped jeans. And I can attest to the magic of these jeans (Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants anyone?). They are super high waisted, creating a silhouette all of us desire. They give you a Kim K butt by lifting your cheeks to the Gods. And the loose leg, which I thought I would hate, creates a relaxed look while still shaping your legs. These jeans are forever, I swear.
Black Cigarette Pants
These black cropped pants have been a staple for me for a while. I've had pairs from just about every brand, most recently being LOFT. Cigarette pants stood for the revolutionary wave of women being able to wear pants in the 1950′s. Inspired by men’s slacks, they were undoubtedly an expression of freedom that was beginning to come for women at the time. Cigarette pants are high-waisted and tight fitting. They formed to a woman's figure and showed off her greatest assests. The cropped hem, which ended just above the ankle, provided length for the leg. It suited, and still suits, every body shape there is. Women like Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe were big fans of the cigarette pants, as am I. I tend to grab these pants every day that I’m not wearing jeans. They're so easy to wear it’s not even funny. I throw on a turtleneck, my cigarette pants, and ballet flats and I’m all set. Work, school, a bar, wherever you go these pants will work. I've had a couple pairs, but usually one at a time, and always in black. I look for a high waist, side pockets, and tight (but not skinny jean tight) legs. I almost always have to crop them or hem them because I have unreasonably short legs, but it’s worth the hassle.
Charvet Shirt
I had always been looking for a good quality button down (button up? What’s the difference?) but every single one I was recommended was always kind of...meh. It wasn't until I was reading an interview from Sofia Coppola, who is one of my style idols, where she said her go to "uniform” was a Charvet men’s shirt and pants. So of course I had to have one. The French shirtmaker Charvet has been the place where men get their perfectly tailored shirts and suits since 1838. The Brand, founded by Monsieur Joseph-Christophe Charvet, has supplied shirts to Charles de Gaulle, Winston Churchill and Yves Saint Laurent. The classic Charvet shirt is white, but the French brand carries blue, stripes, and just about any other color you can dream of. The clean cut shirt is made from premier cotton. The collar alone is made with six layers of unfused cloth. Buttons are Australian mother-of-pearl, from the surface of the oyster shell for better strength and color clarity. Each shirt takes thirty days to complete. This amount of craftsmanship and quality is reflected in the price. The men’s classic shirt is priced at $695 on Neiman Marcus. However, secondhand you can purchase the shirt, men’s or women’s, for under $100. I snagged a women’s blue and white vertical striped shirt on poshmark and when I tell you this is the nicest button down shirt I have ever owned, I mean it. It’s thick cotton is heavy enough to be opaque but light enough to give a clean cut look. It’s so soft I want to sleep in it. I have washed it, dried it, and done unspeakable things to a shirt of this value, and it is still in mint condition. It dresses up or down and fits me like a glove. I am with Ms. Coppola on this one. This shirt has become a “uniform” for me.
Yves Saint Laurent “Smoking Jacket”
No I don't own a YSL smoking jacket. BUT, I do own a couple of blazers that are the same thing to me. Officially named “Yves Saint Laurent Le Smoking Suit”, it was the first tuxedo for women. There is a trend with me and “revolutionary women’s clothes”, I know. In 1966, designer Yves Saint Laurent created “Le Smoking” as an alternative to the little black dress. The tuxedo style suit was made for women, taking inspiration from men’s tuxedos, Laurent added feminine shapes and curves to the suit to create a more womanly figure. The three piece suit was made famous by Helmut Lang’s pictures above, which featured androgynous models with slicked back hair, smoking cigarettes in the streets of Paris. The suit, stood for influence and power for women at a time when women were still expected to wear skirts and dresses. The suit, especially the blazer for me, oozes sex appeal and class. Blazers add such a statement to an outfit. I can't help but want to throw on a blazer everyday and while it’s not a Saint Laurent jacket, it still counts. One day YSL, one day.
Burberry Trench Coat
Possibly one of my favorite items of clothing, ever? There is not a time or a place where I don't bring my trench coat. I wear it in the spring, summer, fall, and winter. Anytime it is acceptable, or even not acceptable, to wear a trench coat, I do. The coat was designed in 1912 by Thomas Gabardine to protect WW1 military personnel from wind and rain. It is made from gabardine, a tough and hard-wearing fabric that Mr. Burberry actually invented in the late 1800s. The trench coat made its way from officers to everyday people because of its sleek and verstatile design, attracting film stars and royals. The inside of the trench is lined with the classic Burberry checkered pattern. This jacket is my second skin. I have worn it with jeans, dresses, shorts, even pajamas. It feels amazing on the skin, the lightweight lining feels like silk and the heavy gabardine fabric is tough and hard to ruin (this is big for me, I drop a lot of sauces). It can be a light jacket in the warmer months, or layered in the cooler months. I often wear it with the belt tied in the back, and unbuttoned for a more casual look. I love this jacket so much I sometimes wear it around the house just to feel better. I will never, ever, not wear my trench coat.
Jane Birkin Basket Bag
This item is actually a new one for me that I purchased this past summer. I've always known about French Actress Jane Birkin, but I never really understood her thing about straw bags? Jane Birkin is the inspiration for the infamous Hermes Birkin Bags, and she has her straw bag to thank for that. Hermes chief executive Jean-Louis Dumas was sat next Birkin on an airplane when her items fell out of her straw bag. He created the Birkin, a handbag with a solid bottom, like her straw bag. She liked straw basket bags because of their sturdy and solid structure. The straw basket bags have been a “trend”, I hate to say, for the past two years with just about every French blogger carrying one. It took me a while to catch on, I saw it as being a little...old woman at the market? But I quickly liked the natural aesthetic it brings to an outfit, even a all black classy outfit. Its light, and airy, something that is often needed, especially in New York where its all dark colors always. I purchased my basket bag on etsy and have never looked bag. I add bandanas and scarves to the handles, making it look different every day. It has sort of become a statement piece for me and I have grown my straw bag collection to include a larger straw tote and a slouchy shoulder bag. I hope it holds up!
E. Porselli Ballet Flats
Last, but most. certainly. not. least. My favorite shoes in the entire world, E. Porselli black ballet flats. I don't ever have to think about shoes with an outfit, because it’s always my flats. Even in the dead of winter, in the snow, I wear my flats. These shoes have been my staple for a couple years now, and I get happier each time I wear them. The ballet flat, obviously derived from the Ballerina shoe, has been around since the 16th century. They went in and out of style after the high heel came around, but were brought back to life when Audrey Hepburn wore them in Funny Face. Repetto is actually the more classic ballet shoe brand, but for some reason I prefer the slipper-like style of E. Porselli’s. They’re lightweight, but they can handle the extreme walking I do in the city. I have this obsession with my feet looking slim and small, and will not wear a shoe if they’re even slightly clunky (sorry boots!) But ballet flats are the epitome of my style. I have nothing more to say.
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Alexander McQueen Military Shirt-Jacket w/Patches, Beige
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Alexander McQueen military-style shirt jacket with logo patches.
Point collar; button front.
Long sleeves; barrel cuffs.
Shoulder epaulets.
Button-flap pockets.
Shirttail hem.
Cotton; patches, viscose/polyester.
Imported of Italian material.
DesignerAbout Alexander McQueen:Founded by the late English designer Lee Alexander McQueen in 1992, this fashion house quickly gained a reputation for opulent (and sometimes outrageous) bespoke creations. Today the line is under the creative direction of Sarah Burton, who continues the house's tradition of turning out impeccably tailored, beautiful clothes. She created the gown worn by Catherine Middleton as she wed Prince William, becoming the Duchess of Cambridge.Men's Size Guide
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Liberty London Marlborough Iphis Printed Little Tote Bag, Green
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Liberty London little "Marlborough" tote bag in "Iphis" floral and logo printed, coated canvas with soft calf leather detailing.
Thin shoulder straps; 8.4" drop.
Open top; snap closure.
Inside, logo jacquard lining; one open pocket.
Viscose/polyester lining.
11.4"H x 15.7"W x 5.9"D.
Bag weight: 1.5 lb.
Imported.
About the Print:Iphis is a modern reworking of the much-loved Liberty Ianthe floral design. Paying homage to both Greek mythology and Liberty brand heritage, Iphis offers a fresh, Art Nouveau-style finish.DesignerAbout Liberty London:From Britain, with love. Colorful, spirited, and sublimely British, Liberty London infuses a youthful sense of individuality into its cheery line of bags and accessories. Launched in 2013, the label offers a re-imagination of the storied 140-year-old Liberty department store it hails from. "It's made for women who love color, quirky design, and pattern," says head of design James Millar. Vibrant patterns and prints shower crossbody bags, totes, wallets, and more.
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How To Match Every Element Of Your Suit
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How To Match Every Element Of Your Suit
There’s more to a good suit than a good fit. That sounds like sartorial sacrilege but it’s true (dig out your prom photos for shuddersome evidence). Yes, a tailored two-piece is the foundation every buttoned-up gent should aspire to, but that’s just the starting point of looking good in formalwear.
Where suiting goes from an art to a science is in the details. You need to know your elements, and they need to know each other. Your shirt must complement your suit. Your tie must complement your shirt. Your pocket square must complement everything. And we haven’t even got to footwear yet.
No matter how much tailoring has relaxed in recent years, there are rules that govern all the above.
First, The Basics
Before we get into the formulae of formalwear, let’s make sure the fundamentals are covered. Since most men rarely invest in a new suit, refresh your current look with a well-stocked rotation of everything else, says Ryan Haynes, a buyer at designer menswear store Coggles. “Buy a minimum of five shirts that’ll complement your suit. Classic white and pale blue go with most things, and it’s worth spending a little extra for the quality.”
Once you start adding accessories, there are two common mistakes men make, says Sarah Gilfillan, founder of personal styling service Sartoria Lab. “There’s either a reluctance to mix patterns, which creates a boring look with a plain suit, shirt and tie. Or, there are too many patterns that shout for attention, and the resulting look is confused.
“The easiest way to match your tailoring is to limit the statement to one piece, and keep the rest plain: a patterned suit with plain pieces elsewhere, or vice versa.”
That covers the basics. The next step requires a masters in menswear, including an understanding of complementary shades, finishing touches and shoe suitability – knowledge that we managed to glean from the experts below.
Suit + Shirt
This is the bedrock of your entire look: get the pairing right and you’re on course to build a suit of armour. Get it wrong and you’ll look like an Apprentice reject.
“A crisp, classic white shirt will never fail, and sits with all suit colours and tones,” says Alan Cook, menswear design lead at Marks & Spencer. “That said, lilac and purple are just two tones that work well with grey or navy suits, while soft greys and periwinkle are sound choices with black or charcoal tailoring.”
If you want to cast your dye a little wider with on-trend coloured tailoring, play it safe by keeping things neutral. If you’re experimenting with a deep green suit or burgundy suit, try a lighter version of the same shade on your suit. The tonal trick also works on more standard colours to give your outfit depth, says Cook. “A cornflower blue shirt with a microprint looks incredible within a wider indigo suit.”
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Shirt + Tie
Air ties, roll necks and T-shirts are all fair game under a blazer these days, and with the menswear menagerie so crowded, it’s tempting to put the humble tie on the endangered species list. That would be a mistake. A shirt and tie may sit on the conservative end of the dress code spectrum, but it’s a classic combo for a reason. Do it right, and it’s about much more than looking good. This timeless pairing can make you appear trustworthy and employable.
“The search for a tie can be overwhelming,” admits Allyson Lewis, CEO of The Tie Bar. “There are so many colours, fabrications, patterns and textures, but it needn’t be this way. Once you’ve confirmed the general dress code, identify the overarching colour: your tie should, ultimately, complement the dominate shade with an overall colour or stripe, or opt for a pattern or colour that’s in contrast.”
Try matching a rich blue tie with a sky-blue shirt and dark navy suit for a tonal look, or a red tie for some colour-pop contrast. If you’re wearing grey, stick with muted tones such as brown or burgundy, or choose a black tie for a sharp salt-and-pepper effect. If you’re wearing a black suit, and you’re light skinned, use the tie to dial down the contrast between you and the suit by opting for a warm colour like burgundy.
Lewis also cautions that not all shirt and tie combinations work, and you should swerve ‘holiday cheer’ at all costs. “Avoid any pairings that invoke thoughts of a specific holiday: red and green, black and orange, red, white and blue and so on and so forth. While it is possible to pull off such combos, it’s a delicate balancing act that can come across costumey as opposed to polished.”
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Pocket Square + Suit + Tie
From Pitti peacocks to corporate careerists, a pocket square has become an essential component of a suit. A finer detail for sure, but one that’s still subject to the rules.
“A strong match between a pocket square, shirt and tie is mainly based on the colour,” says Danny O’Neill, sales manager at Moss Bros. “It doesn’t necessarily have to be the same print or texture as long as the shades work together.” In fact, something too samey can look a bit too perfect – a bit wedding starter pack. And of course, some colour combinations work far better than others.
Feel free to experiment with material and print, too. “There isn’t an ideal fabric or one to be avoided – with pocket squares you can be as adventurous with the fabrics and prints as you like,” says O’Neill. “However, it is important that the colour should complement either the shirt or tie.”
The safest option is to pair a white shirt with a white pocket square. For a more advanced approach, look for a patterned pocket square where the secondary colour matches the tie, or go tonal with a subtle change of shade between the shirt, tie and square.
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Socks + Suit
Justin Trudeau may bask in soaring approval rates, but, sock horror, he doesn’t always put his best foot forward when matching his hosiery with his tailoring. Canada’s leading man has punctured many a strong look with an ill-advised, novelty sock, and every guy should eschew the Chewbacca feet for something more appropriate.
A foolproof technique is to match the colour of your socks with the colour of your trousers. Black on black, navy on navy, fifty shades of grey.
For a slightly less safe (read: boring) approach, look out for subtle details within an outfit to highlight with your socks, says Ryan Palmer, co-founder of The London Sock Company. “Things like the lining of a suit jacket, a colour detail on the belt, or your pocket square or cufflinks.”
Know that some combinations are easier to pull off than others, too. “Classic dressers should opt for black, burgundy or dark greys socks – especially when you’re wearing a darker suit,” says Palmer. “Or, if you do decide to spin the colour wheel, mustard, turquoise and red sit especially well with navy tailoring thanks to the contrast.” If you do take this route though, ensure the vibrancy is limited to your ankles only.
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Suit + Shoes
Now, nobody is saying you need a sneakerhead-style walk-in wardrobe, but every man should own at least a few colours and styles of work shoes. A single pair won’t sit with every suit hanging on your rail, but when it comes to matching your shoes and trousers, some are more versatile than others.
Always wear black shoes with a black suit and recycle them for deep navy business suits when you have a day in boardroom. Chocolate brown shoes will work with your staple navy and grey tailoring, and it’s also worth keep something a little less formal in your rotation for dress-down days.
“Deep, dark claret shoes work well across a range of suit colours, from black and navy to dark brown and grey,” says Phill Tarling, a stylist who counts Tom Hardy on his client list. “Tan brogues can be worn with blue and grey suits also, but they don’t work with darker tones.”
It’s not just the colour to consider, but the style of shoe too. “My advice is to keep your footwear simple – a classic brogue, Derby or loafer for a classic suit. It’s much easier to make a statement up-top with your accessories than it is your footwear.”
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Cufflinks + Suit
Once you’ve got the main show sorted, it’s onto the support acts. Some well-deployed accessories, like cufflinks, can lift a look from standard to headliner – providing you pick the right ones.
“Wearing cufflinks can be a way to add personality to a formal outfit,” says Kate Regan, head designer at British tailoring outfit Hawes & Curtis. “While some abstract cufflinks are acceptable, they should be out of bounds with a dinner suit or on smarter occasions.” And if you’re wearing a shirt that requires cufflinks, chances are it’s such an event.
“When wearing a white shirt, you can experiment with any colour, pattern or shape cufflinks, unless you’re in a strict formal environment,” says Regan. “Gold designs really stand out against a light blue or navy shirt, while black onyx is better suited to black tie.” So that means having at least two sets in your arsenal, lest you go too Diddy at the office, or too muted at the top table.
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Leather Accessories
If your 9-5 demands a suit, it’s worth investing in fine leather goods to match because you’ll get the wear out of them: the belt, the briefcase and the shoes. But such pieces should chime just as well as the threads on your back.
“The classic rule is well-known: leathers should always match leathers, so if your shoes are brown, your belt should be too,” says Mariya Dykalo, creative director at Aspinal of London. “The rule applies to briefcases too if you’re wearing all-black. However, other coloured suits don’t have to match.” Good news, especially since a good leather laptop case doesn’t come cheap.
“The colour of the leathers you choose can speak volumes about your personality. Opt for all-black accessories when you need to look sharp and corporate, but switch for tan on the weekend. Either way, they should be of complementary colours or varying neutrals. And you can never go wrong with navy – less formal but always classic.”
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