Hey everyone, my names Steven… I’m new here and I’m trying to better myself life. I’ve been kinda down on my luck over the years and I’ve never really had too many friends to give me any advice. I’ve haven’t really studied style too much before and I’m really excited… the guys here seem really helpful and outgoing. … it’s something to inspire towards. Anyways, I just wanted to introduce myself and post a picture of my mug & everyday attire. I’m feeling better now than I have in a while so I want to set a new standard for myself by getting feedback and getting my life together. Here’s to the first day of the rest of our lives! Thanks.

Rocking the new brown suede Chelsea boots today. Black leather jacket. I'll get my little work buddy to take a photo when she gets in. Updated with full outfit with the Vanson competition weight jacket. This thing is over 30 years old and still not broken in! I bought it last year from a guy who got it as a gift and never wore it. Thankfully he properly stored it...it's like new. That competition weight leather is the real deal, especially on the older Vanson jackets like this one the the brass Talon zippers. I've actually slept in it 2 nights (one of the suggested break in methods) but that really isn't fun. It's a bit less straight-jacket like than when I got it, Thankfully.

Got out of the suit and have been doing interviews for scholarships for youth to go to Israel with us. Home and comfortable in my stegman house shoes. Filson short sleeve fly fishing shirt, Orvis duck cloth pants with man made suede trim. Night fellas

Mixing new (to me) and old today. New: Brooks Brothers button down shirt, Tom James trousers Old: Allen Edmonds Park Avenues and Jones New York suit jacket I bought in the late 90s. The weather here is gray today, so I'll be accompanied by my gray hat, also from the 90s.

Man I'm psyched and I have to share it with you guys. My favorite Rado watch had a small part in the band break years ago. I searched around for this part online, to no avail. Well, I just took up the cause again because I love the watch. I contacted Rado and after exchanging several photos and emails, they found the part that I need to fix it! They had 3 in stock - I bought 2. $3 each plus $10 in shipping plus tax -$17. I'll post photos of the repaired watch. This is the one I call "Batman, the watch ". Warner Photos added.