Most guys don’t lose points because of big mistakes… they lose points because of one tiny detail that quietly screams “I didn’t finish the job.” If you had to pick one detail that makes (or breaks) the whole look, what matters most? Vote - and drop in the comments why you chose it. Bonus: if you’ve ever been called out on one of these, tell us which one got you.

Frigid temperatures and acc snow is already up to about 5 inches eventually going to 8-10 inches followed by freezing rain. Looks like I’m going nowhere today

12 degrees today before the snowstorm arrives tomorrow. Decided to wear.something comfortable and casual today as I’m pursuing my Saturday chores.haven’t worn all black for awhile

There is a great old Johnny Carson episode where George Gobel was the last guest following superstars at the time: Dean Martin and Bob Hope. Gobel delivers this brilliant line “ did you ever get the feeling that the world was a tuxedo and you were a pair of brown shoes?” Not quite the same but dark brown and navy can have that same mismatch look. About half the time when I see the two combined it looks like someone got dressed in their closet with the lights out. Each are staple colors of menswear and while beige, tans, greys, grayish browns, and heathered browns look excellent with navy, typically a deep brown and navy combined just misses somehow…..unless one can tie it in with intention and harmonization. This is what I attempted today. I started with the light blue POW patterned shirt added the merino wool sweater and then constructed from there. I tried to use accessories and the light tan coat to do so. OOTD •Tan and brown parquet weave RL hacking tweed • navy and green silk P Square • Johnathan Richards of Ireland beige with Navy Green and Ochre flat cap • Chocolate merino wool Harold’s polo sweater • CT PoW blue shirt w French cuffs • Harold’s Wool Challis Regimental Tie (1982) • RL wide wale Navy cords • Lucessee European Goatskin Ropers • Orvis green faced field watch https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=485650567408879&vanity=61556239994829&http_ref=eyJ0cyI6MTc2OTAwODE4NjAwMCwiciI6Imh0dHBzOlwvXC93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbVwvIn0%3D

"Watch your thoughts , they become words. Watch your words, they become action. Watch your actions, they become habits." Laozi Have a great day brothers. Mind what you say and do for that is what you shall become.