Pipe band annual ball. Charles Tyrwitt dress shirt with drum cuff links, black Argyll jacket and waistcoats, Dundas tartan kilt, white rabbit fur sporran, blue socks and a bespoke avian dhub. Wore my Rolex and Terre D’Hermes Intense

In May I started my weight loss at 323lbs. I told my wife that after I lost 50 lbs I was going to have some pizza. Well Tuesday of this week I officially hit that first 50lb mark and we just got done hosting the kids and the grandkids and some friends over for pizza. It was a lot of fun, but I think I realized that I don’t miss the pizza as much as I thought I did. Now I need to figure out how to celebrate the next 50lb loss.

Nautica blue sports jacket with multi colored checked patterned presidential fold pocket square and thin blue line lapel pin. Twillory light blue shirt over blue Jos A Bank pants. Black Anson belt with silver buckle and black Tecovas boots. Nautica blue dial watch and Scent Reserve inspired Green Irish Tweed. Interview board for open position. Also had a dispatcher resign last night after a argument with another. Disappointing!

We are in Bologna for the weekend. Here’s my outfit from yesterday. You can’t see my Marks and Spencer chino shorts in navy blue, red and green polo belt or my Chatham deck shoes. On top I have an airforce blue polo, my tortoiseshell raybans and and my trusty fedora. Scent of the day was Invictus.

Gentlemen, Fall is here—and this is one of the best seasons for men’s style. You’ve got cooler weather, which means you can finally layer without sweating through your shirt. You’ve got rich textures like tweed, flannel, and corduroy that add depth to your outfits. And you’ve got boots—arguably the most masculine footwear a man can own. This month we’re focusing on one thing: mastering Fall style. Here’s where I want you to dial in: 1. Layering without bulk – Jackets, sweaters, shirts. Done right, you look sharp. Done wrong, you look sloppy. 2. The right pair of boots – Not sneakers, not loafers. Boots. They make a statement. 3. Seasonal colors & fabrics – Earth tones, heavier weaves, and clothes that look like they belong in Fall—not Summer leftovers. 4. Smart upgrades – A scarf, a better jacket, maybe just swapping out those worn-out shoes. Small changes, big impact. 👉 Your action: Share one Fall upgrade you’re making this month. It can be a piece of clothing, a style habit, or even just committing to putting more effort into your look. This theme is going to guide our discussions, tips, and challenges all September long. Let’s make sure when October rolls in, you’re not just “dressed for the weather”—you’re leading with style.