Summer style looks simple. Wear fewer layers. Choose lighter colors. Put on a comfortable pair of shoes. Head out the door. But fewer clothes also mean fewer places to hide mistakes. When you are not relying on jackets, sweaters, and carefully planned layers, every item has to do more ...
Blog Bites – Before You Buy It, Name Three Ways You Will Wear It
A new piece of clothing can look great in the store and still become a bad purchase. The color catches your attention. The price seems reasonable. The item fits well enough. You imagine yourself wearing it somewhere, eventually. Then you bring it home and discover that it does not ...
The New Rules of Business Casual Every Man Should Know
Business casual used to be simple. Remove the tie, replace the suit with khakis, and wear a button-down shirt. Today, the dress code is less predictable. One office may consider dark jeans and clean sneakers appropriate. Another may still expect tailored trousers and a jacket. Hybrid work ...
Does the “Old Money” Look Actually Make You Stylish?
Scroll through social media long enough and you will eventually see a man dressed in a navy blazer, cream trousers, loafers, and a sweater draped neatly over his shoulders. The setting may include a country club, a vintage car, or a beautiful home that looks as if it has been in the family for ...
Blog Bites – Your Summer Outfit May Need Texture, Not More Color
Summer style can start to feel a little predictable. A polo. A pair of chinos. Maybe some white sneakers. The outfit is clean, but something still seems to be missing. When that happens, many men assume the answer is more color. So, they reach for a brighter shirt, louder shorts, or a pair of ...