It’s a rare moment when a runway show inspires me to immediately add something fresh to my personal look. When I recently saw Dolce & Gabbanna feature rope belts in their Spring 2011 collection, I thought to myself, “Genius! Where can I buy some rope right now!?” It was an accessory that threw me into nostalgia…
This look from John Varvatos is perfect for those breezier days, when heavier sweaters and coats are too much but one layer just won’t do. Notice the styling of the pieces (particularly the pushed up sleeves of the leather jacket, folded pants, and sock-less shoes) and how it serves the two-fold purpose…
Sometimes the search for attractive men’s jewelry becomes an epic quest. However, one designer I can always count on for excellent men’s jewelry is Philip Crangi. He won a CFDA for Accessory Design, and creates masterpieces that people are willing to pay thousands for. I think the man is a genius, and I love that…
This really struck me as one of those unequivocal looks you rarely see on the streets. The combination of color and texture is perfect. I love the rugged nature of the light blue denim shirt paired against the classic and sophisticated texture of the khaki tweed blazer. It’s a complete expression of masculinity, strength, and class…
“Andy Warhol needed to create a persona that people would remember, a persona that would help him promote his art and celebrity and use himself almost as a work of art. And this is how he did it…he did it with fashion. Andy Warhol was the master of the makeover. Almost overnight, he totally reinvented himself.”
Love the low-cut white cardigan over the thin v-neck tee.
It’s a refreshingly crisp look that you can steal this Spring. Worn here with a charcoal gray cotton suit, perfectly paired with Converse sneakers and classic black laces to match.
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One of my favorite ways to be fashionably bold is through what I call fashion non-sequiturs. The idea is to take clothes (at first thought) that should NOT work together and making it work. It takes some balls to experiment and try new things at first, but you’ll quickly find what you like and come up with some killer looks that people rarely see on others.
