Sunday, February 24, 2013
Great Fashion Embodies Ageless Symbolism
Sunday, February 10, 2013
My Favorite Designers, Brands and Haberdasheries - # 2
David Hart & Co.
David Hart of David Hart & Co. has launched his new men's clothing line during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in NYC. The line is a throwback to the formal style of the nineteen fifties and sixties; however, the tailoring is remarkably modern and hip. To give an authentic feel and look to the collection, David used traditional fabrics such as mohair and tweed. Although, his company is mostly known in the industry for producing exquisite handmade ties, pocket squares and socks (Made in the USA), he feels passionately about starting his new men's clothing project. I have been a fan of David Hart & Co. ties since I first saw them a year ago in GQ Magazine; I like them so much that I no longer wear any other brands’ bowties. I cannot wait to see the effect his clothing line will have on me, I hope it will be the same. (Source: DNAinfo.comNew York)
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Style Rule # 23 - Create Your Fashion "Bucket-List".
1. Barbour Lowland Jacket www.barbour.com
2. Rolex The Oyster Perpetual II Datejust www.rolex.com
3. Red Wing Shoe The Heritage Collection Style # 8114 Iron Ranger www.redwingshoes.com
4. Ghurka Duffle Bag the Cavalier II No. 97 Chestnut Leather www.ghurka.com
5. Ray Ban Sunglasses The Original Wayfarer RB2410 www.ray-ban.com
6. Ralph Lauren Purple Label Made-to-Measure Suite www.ralphlauren.com
7. Church's Heavy Sole Burwood Polished Oxford Wingtip Brogues www.church-footwear.com
8. David Yurman Bracelet www.davidyurman.com
9. Thomas Pink Shirt Slim Fit www.us.thomaspink.com
10. Borsalino Fedora www.borsalino.com
Friday, February 8, 2013
Style Rule # 22 - Know How to Complement Your Ensamble With an Appropriate Accessory
A dandy’s choice of accessories, that is the color, material, pattern and texture says a lot about his style accruement. Accessorizing an ensemble requires the delicate precision of a master sushi chef; colors must entwine into the perfect tapestry, patterns must not be divergent or monotone, and textures should contrast in a complementing manner. These gentlemen got it right, thanks MR PORTER!
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