Saturday, November 21, 2009

Loafers v. Cool Kicks

Gucci Loafers
Gucci Black Pebble Leather Horsebit Loafers


Christian Louboutin


Retro Jordans


Nike Terminator High Supreme sneakers ($220)


It's a classic coming of age debate... how to decide between the loafers or the cool kicks (Jordan's, Common Projects, Dunks, Vans, etc. found at stores such as Chicago's Succezz). I know it can be difficult for the early to mid-20's guy, so tread carefully.

I tend to choose the loafers 9/10 times. I really am a fiend for the Purple Label Ralph Lauren's or anything from the Gucci collection - partnered perfectly with a Dynastee tee. Here are some pics to help you begin making the transition to adulthood.

Laced Up

CO-OP Barneys New York
Cap Toe Boot - Dark Brown
$295.00

Phigvel 8″ Lace Up Boots

"Nothing looks more pathetic than an underdressed businessman negotiating the arctic blast. It’s some kind of prepster machismo that is entirely ridiculous, unhealthy and ruinous to footwear."

- Glenn O'Brien | GQ


I know it's getting cold outside, but we have you covered. In addition to our Knockin Boots entry, I wanted to introduce you all to some other boots to help you survive the winter - in a sophisticated manner of course.

Sources: Barneys, Hype Beast

The Peak Lapel Suit









The Peak Lapel Suit is an ever-classic fashion statement. Although it may not be suitable for every occasion, when properly executed, you'll prove to your peers (& foes) that you are the f*ckin man. Here are some quick tips to help you get started...

The Fit:
All Peak Lapel suits should be either tailored or selected for the appropriate fit. They should always be form fitting to avoid looking like outdated.

Two vs. Three: Always go for the two button suit, this helps maintain the correct shape.

When to Wear:
Peak Lapel suits should be worn primarily for elegant business & evening events. Source: GQ.com

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Tom Ford Pablo Glasses... SICK.

Tom Ford has just unleashed his Pablo Aviator sunglasses. These glasses feature a unique twist, interchangeability. This allows owners to change the frame styling of their glasses at will.




They come in three different color variations: gold/ligh havana, shiny gunmetal/dark havana, and gold/shiny black. They originally retail for $550 from major department stores but we found them for better deals here & here.

Enjoy.

-Mr. Debonair.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

KNOCKIN BOOTS

Hmmm, starting to really feel the black boot thing, I was a former fan of the NIKE BOOTS, but now I'm feeling the motorcycle/edgy boot look... You could kill the look with a fresh black leather moto jacket to match!



What do you all think? Here are a few examples from a few retailers.




Bed Stu Rye Boots
URBAN OUTFITTERS



Black Creased Boots
TOPMAN



Black Motorcycle Boots
OAK



H by Hudson Major Washed Boot
URBAN OUTFITTERS



H by Hudson Angus Boots
TOPMAN


CAN'T FORGET ABOUT THE TIMBS, KANYE HASN'T