This look is rodeo-ready without trying too hard—polished, relaxed, and confident in that “I’ve done this before” kind of way. The brown sport coat and olive trousers hit that sweet spot between Western tradition and grown-man refinement, while the bolo tie and hat quietly say you know your way around a fairground and a good bourbon. All together, it feels like the kind of outfit that gets compliments from strangers, nods from old timers, and maybe an extra look or two when the rodeo lights come on. Classic Western confidence, dialed in just right 🤠

My youngest daughter wanted to help pick todays outfit, at first she wanted me to wear the Washed Cherry suit I wore Monday, but after I told her it had already been worn this week she chose this Navy Blue suit as it was the closest to Purple she could find. She also chase my Tie, Pocket Square, Watch and Bracelets. I chose the tie clip, socks and shoes. It is always fun putting my outfits together with my daughters. Todays outfit consists of; M.J. Bale Carson Suit in Navy with peaked Lapels and a Shark Skin weave Charles Tyrwhitt Non-Iron Twill Prince of Wales Check Shirt in Light Blue Geoffrey Beene Tie in Navy with a Pink Stripe OTAA Bond Silver Tie Clip Ecco Vitrus II Apron Slip-On In Black Friends Socks Pocket Square purchased by my wife on her work trip last year SOTD - Versace Eros Parfum WOTD - Casio Duro MDV107 (aka Bob Marlin)

Would you go for the trending colors of the season just because they’re “in”? For example, burgundy is everywhere this winter. Do you pick it up purely for the trend, or do you stick to colors that actually fit your style and wardrobe? I’m curious — when it comes to personal style, how much weight do you give to seasonal trends versus timeless choices?