Would you go for the trending colors of the season just because they’re “in”? For example, burgundy is everywhere this winter. Do you pick it up purely for the trend, or do you stick to colors that actually fit your style and wardrobe? I’m curious — when it comes to personal style, how much weight do you give to seasonal trends versus timeless choices?

Just to show I am not always well dressed, I have done the back yard and garden work, So much done that I filled the Greens Bin and can’t do my front lawn till I empty the bin. As you can see, I am in a daggy old Deadpool Tee, some Green Nike running shorts, my Newley acquired Billabong hate and wearing my trusty Mk2 War Watch. I hope you guys in Snowmageddon are ok.

Hello Gentlemen, Hope you’re having a great week! Showing you a black monochromatic look but decided to break it with my pashmina burgundy scarf, and with some accessories. The peacoat is from Schott NYC. Levi’s 511, Dr Martens Chelsea boots and Sekonda quartz watch. Happy Wednesday.

Lately, I’ve been under a lot of pressure from different areas of life. There are financial responsibilities that require strict saving, careful planning, and zero room for mistakes. On top of that, February and March are packed with commitments and holidays that need both time and money. While trying to take care of everyone’s needs and keep things stable, I’ve noticed a pattern: I usually put myself last. I postpone buying things I genuinely want—like new clothes or workout equipment—and tell myself “later” is more responsible. Most of the time, I’m okay with that decision. That said, I do make sure to protect my mental space. I spend time with people who matter to me, and I always keep at least one full off-day—even on busy weeks. No work, no pressure, no overthinking. Just movies, rest, and enjoyment. Still, I feel like something is missing. I’m not someone whose love language is gifts, but when you’ve been wanting something for a long time—especially under financial stress—getting it can feel deeply meaningful. Almost like proof that you’re allowed to take care of yourself the same way you take care of others. So I’m curious to hear your perspectives, gents: - How do you handle situations like this? - How do you balance responsibility with self-care—especially when money is tight—without guilt or over-restriction? Looking forward to your thoughts.

Heading out to run a few errands then grab some dinner before the ice hits. Also, cameras are funny... The green scarf is almost identical in color to the hat but, in the pictures, it appears grey. I might come back later and do an outfit rundown, as I'm a little short on time right now... Outfit Rundown: - Dark green, wool felt, Outback hat with red and tan feather by American Hat Makers - Made-to-Measure, pine green, Reda merino wool dress shirt by Proper Cloth - Dark green, Balin cotton corduroy trousers from Coats Clothing Company - Burgundy, merino wool, quarter-zip sweater by Banana Republic Factory - Colquhoun tartan, wool tie by USA Kilts - Dark olive green, cashmere scarf by Indochino - Camel-colored wool overcoat by Michael Kors - Burgundy, Nappa leather gloves by Fort Belvedere - Dark tan, suede leather, Chelsea boots by Free Form Shoes - Sterling Silver and Malachite cufflinks by Effy - Dark green, Aragorn's Devotion, silicone wedding ring by Enso - Sterling Silver and Malachite ring by Effy SOTD: Noir Extreme by Tom Ford WOTD: Presage Cocktail Time with green, sunburst dial by Seiko and stainless steel band by Long Island Watch