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As much as I love Steve Jobs, I’m still very much on the fence on this turtleneck phenomenon that has swept the fashion world lately. While it exudes elegance and simple sophistication, it also kind of exudes creepiness.
That being said, I approve of the orange and grays. I never thought I’d regret throwing out all my orange shirts from a few years ago.
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Everyone knows about the tan pants trend already - so much that it’s starting to get blown out. Then again, if something works, why bitch about it, right?
Navy/teal work so well with the brown that it’s just hard to resist.
One thing that I love seeing so much of lately though is dip dyed shirts! Beautiful, intriguing, and never the same, dip dyed shirts are one 90’s surfer dude trend that I’m gladly welcoming back with open arms.
Righteous, dude.
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The two-tone varsity jacket, in camel and navy. Taking all the other jackets to school this season.
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Blues and browns are dominating this season. Speaking of domination, those gloves are damn hot - and I’m so sure that we have Ryan Gosling to thank for all the rage on them.
But what I really want to talk about is the tie bar: Simple and elegant, it can take an outfit from plain to perfect in a snap. I wear them EVERY TIME I have a tie on now. It just makes sense.
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EVERLANE
“In traditional retail your $120 designer shirt sells for 8 times what it cost to make. But it doesn’t have to. We do things differently.”
Get on it, folks.
Lars Andersson Fall 2011
The maxi-sweater… On a guy? Hmmm… Maybe if you were as skinny as he is.
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I absolutely love that fall/winter has gone nautical now, too. While usually the stripes and ropes are saved for the warmer months, when done in the right colors, they work perfect against a cold and leafless backdrop, too.
That touch of pomegranate on the collar is to die for, btw.
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SAINT AUGUSTINE ACADEMY SPRING/SUMMER 2012
After eight years in business, Saint Augustine Academy will sadly be closing its doors. This Spring/Summer 2012 collection is its last. Featuring crisp button-ups paired with a variety of different color chinos, there are signs of paisley as well on an otherwise crisp and stark look. Well done!
It’s sad to see another quality brand go - but such is the way of the industry. I was hoping they’d go out with a bang, but Saint Augustine Academy has always been one for more subdued, and sincere work.
While I’m not the biggest fan of the 70’s explosion lately, I am a fan of good craftsmanship, and good design.
That white paisley shirt is boogie brilliant though.
Walking through burgundy in Paddington.
Tis the season to try new pant colors - just be sure your surroundings cooperate with you too.
