Posts Tagged ‘mens fashion’
If I Were A Boy…
Style Tips You Can Actually Follow
I know time is not something you want to put into your wardrobe. BUT the fact is, girls like a guy who can dress and carry himself with a little confidence. You can’t be stuck in college forever. Lucky for you, this is easier to attain than you think. Let’s lay it out head to toe…
1. Keep it simple
2. V-Necks over Crew – Keep it PG and skip the deep V, but a shallow V-Neck white tee is always classy, whatever you pair it with.
3. The Cardigan
4. Denim - Keep it Dark and Fitted * Note, I did not say ‘Skinny Jean’
Pharrell
5. The Pea Coat
Cam Gigent
6. Take a tip from Cudi and throw a hoodie underneath that jacket…
See?? That wasn’t so painful.
Whatta Man
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“He’s not a fake wannabe tryin’ to be a pimp. He dresses like a dapper don, but even in jeans. He’s a God-sent original, the man of my dreams.”
“Style is the dress of thoughts”
“Simplicity in character, in manners, in style; in all things the supreme excellence is simplicity.”
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
“Know, first, who you are; and then adorn yourself accordingly.”
- Epictetus
Trey Songz
“A man who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whittle himself away.”
- Charles M. Schwab
Taking it back
This ish is cool…
(I would have bought this Archival Pendleton Sport Coat if it weren’t a Men’s Large… And I’m not trying to be a tailor. Sad day)
Oh hey Mikey…
Archival Lacoste Lightweight Windbreaker Gucci Primitive / Circa 1990s
Archival Polo By Ralph Lauren Grizzly Crewneck Circa 1992
This ish is not cool…
Real Men Wear Kilts
Or do they??? I’m going with not quite. First Cudi pulled a Kanye during his interview with Nardwuar, and now he’s wearing kilts? It’s true, You are not seeing things, and this pic was not photoshopped. The Kid from Cleveland rocked a kilt on New Years Eve in Miami. I know Snoop wore one too, but who ever took fashion advice from him?? Some might want to give props for this “courageous” fashion risk, but it seems more like a cry for attention to me. Can we keep this tradition in Scotland and Ireland? Thanks guys.
