I recently saw a post here with a similar concept of combining dark jeans with a light beige sport coat. As today is the warmest day of the week, I decided to grab my favorite jacket and create my own version of the outfit for today's lecture. I love using ChatGPT to create concept illustrations (3rd photo) which I can then recreate with my wardrobe. I was thinking of putting on a tie, but went for a neckerchief instead as it seemed more casual. Though I really wanna start implementing ties into my everyday casual wear. I also wore my black loafers which I purchased at the beginning of summer, as well as yellow socks. Would love to hear your thoughts 🙌

The temperature has finally gotten low enough to wear dark-washed denim. Although those strongly loyal to the golden age of menswear might get angry, I am a fan of pairing the most formal style of jeans with relatively casual odd-jackets. I believe it’s totally appropriate and within contemporary classic style unlike t-shirt and odd-jacket or suit and sneakers. P.S. The jeans are slightly long. I know! Thanks. Verri beige Jacket. Burgundy Tie Navy & Khaki Mircropatterns. Turnbull & Asser Winchester Shirt Red & Blue Stripes. Burgundy Pocket Square Blue & Beige Paisley. Dark Blue Jeans Khaki & Navy Shadow-stripped Socks. Johnston & Murphy Burgundy Wingtip Oxfords. ↑Khaki Shoelaces.

Good evening gents, I've recently been looking for some suspenders (or braces, if you will) to match my wardrobe, but not have a boring design. Ended up ordering these from a german tailor house, handmade in England. Absolutely love how they look over my striped OCBD shirt. It's really a shame we don't see men wearing suspenders that often anymore. What are your thoughts? Should we bring them back?

Although officially fall, our temps today are going from the present 66 degrees Fahrenheit up to 82 f. So I grabbed my cotton burgundy blazer and paired it with an olive tie and white with blue striped shirt, a pocket square with beige and blue and burgundy that pick up these colors, a pair of khakis, Pendleton socks, 1982 Cole Haan Waxhides and a 1940s Bulova watch. After my 6:30 church men’s group I ran out to my boat to deliver the re-sewn cushion zipper for the salon. Have a great day fellas

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