Red, green, and navy blue - those are Christmas colors, right? 😁 Outfit rundown: - Blood rose peaky flat cap by Boston Scally - Made-to-measure, burgundy, Reda merino wool dress shirt by Proper Cloth - Olive green, fine-wale corduroy trousers from Coats Clothing Company - Burgundy, shadow stripe, Filoscozia cotton, over-the-calf socks by Nobile Italy - Oxblood leather, Wingtip Oxfords by Carets - Made-to-measure, navy herringbone, Rivelino wool blazer from Coats Clothing Company - Burgundy and navy, silk pocket square - Crimson and silver-toned, Alabama Script A, lapel pin - Made-to-measure, royal blue, Atelier Munro, Italian silk grenadine tie from Coats Clothing Company - Silver-toned tie clip - Sterling Silver and red glass enamel, Elephant cufflinks by Codis Maya - Oxblood leather suspenders by JJ Suspenders - Garnet, Wedding-Date inscribed, silicone wedding ring by Enso - Sterling Silver, Sapphire, and Red Enamel Spiderman ring by LFL SOTD: Spicebomb Infrared EDP by Viktor&Rolf WOTD: Ascent Red Helix 39mm GADA Automatic by Erebus

So I downloaded a new app yesterday called Stylebook for Men. You upload photos of you clothing, accessories, shoes and everything you wear. You log each time you wear something and then you have a running tally of what you do and dont wear and how often. You can put in the values for stuff and get the ROI of every piece. I have done all my M.J. Bale Suits, CT SHirts and then a few other bits and pieces. I still have a lot to go though. You log each suit piece separately so that you can mix and match your trousers or Jackets with other clothing, it is such an awesome little app. I even added the soon to be here Velvet JAcket and had the app put my a couple of outfits together. I may pack one for a road trip I am doing soon to go see a mate I meet the day we both joined the Navy on 2 August 1993. I great mate and still close friend. Anyway, I will keep you updated and see how i go. I want to add all my clothes before 1 Jan so I can start the year of tracking them.

Just saw this on my local news, apparently this was a couple of days ago. Dominick Critelli, a 104-year-old World War II veteran, took the ice in a blue Islanders jersey and performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" with his saxophone. The crowd erupted into "U-S-A" chants after he was finished. Kudos and a snappy salute to you, Staff Sergeant Critelli. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ik0KAUtVewk&pp=ygUoMTA0IHllYXIgb2xkIHd3MiB2ZXRlcmFuIG5hdGlvbmFsIGFudGhlbQ%3D%3D