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Picked up a new jacket in France
Vacationing in Paris and Normandie and picked up a new Pini Parma jacket while staying in Paris.
Picked up a new jacket in France
Favorite Style Accessories
It should be fair to say that most men have favorite accessories that might even be considered part of our “signature” style. Here are my top three favorite style accessories: 1. Neckerchiefs: I LOVE to wear a neckerchief or ascot and have as many of those as I do pocket squares. I feel as though it can add a little pop to an otherwise normal casual outfit. 2. Signet rings: A signet ring is also part of my daily accessories, and it’s very rare that I leave the house without wearing one. They’re also subtle but add just the right amount of extra to the outfit. 3. Watch: Even though it is usually a smartwatch (see my other post) I rarely leave the house without a watch on. Tell me what are your signature accessories?
4 likes • Sep 4
Cold weather is still a month or two away (and not sure if it can be considered an accessory), but I love a good scarf during the cold months.
How's Your Style Game - In The Kitchen?
Alright gentlemen, let's talk about something different - cooking! I am admittedly a Robert A. Heinlein fan, so I'll share this quote with you: “A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.” ― Robert A. Heinlein For this post, let's just focus on that "cook a tasty meal" portion... For the comments section, I'm curious how many of you would like to be a better cook, what's standing in your way, what you'd be interested in learning, etc. As for the poll... How's your style game - in the kitchen?
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1 like • Sep 2
Depends on what you want to make. I'm a former baker so my baking is superb. When i comes to savory though... I keep my meals pretty boring and simple.
AI for your wardrobe
Have any of you guys tried using AI to see how clothing looks on you, before you buy something? Its great. You plug in a Pic of yourself, a Pic of the clothes you want to try on, and you can see it on you before you buy it. Or, if you have a closet full of clothes you can make a weekly wardrobe selection I used my vacation pic, and generated a whole spring/summer and fall/winter wardrobe.
AI for your wardrobe
0 likes • Sep 2
Like other have said, it sound good for color matching, but frankly, I hate the idea of using AI for anything. But, I also have currated a pretty decent capsule warrdrobe over the past few years. I do have a few items that need replacing for the Fall/Winter season.
1 like • Jun 6
@Trevor Hudson thanks
2 likes • Jun 7
@Axel Lionel no particular reason. Chinos + collared shirts is my summer "uniform " so to speak.
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James Newman
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31 year old marketing and sales professional in medical device and former food service worker.

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