I think many places truly need to upgrade their standards for dressing. As an American, it’s clear to me that the majority of our nation is more about comfort than fashion. We wear gym clothes in public and the term “casual” is so loosely used that most people equate it to looking like a hobo.
Today’s lookbook is a reminder that we can set our standards higher.
Parts of this outfit instantly stand out, but it’s perfectly balanced and not over the top. If you master “balancing” your outfit, you can wear anything in almost any setting.
Details are everything when it comes to phenomenal style.
This look is a perfect example of how to look designer for less. The model in the picture above isn’t wearing any expensive designer labels, but you can’t tell just by looking.
While in Seoul, the first thing we noticed is that the street fashion here is on another level. Nearly every businessman is dressed in tailor-fit suits, and the casual style here is simply inspiring.
One of the things that differentiates the guys here is just how well they layer their outfits.
A lot of guys in the States tend to write off layering to heavy, winter wear. However, this look is the perfect example of how you can layer for warmer weather with thinner pieces.
This look is a seamless hybrid of classic professional men’s wear, casual street pieces, and military-inspired elements.
Despite borrowing aspects from very different styles, the reason this look works so well is because it keeps to the most important principles of an attractive style.
1) Fit
2) Color
3) Proportion