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  • If you haven't checked out the new addition to this style blog, go ahead and click here. But there is something that is very old but never fails. It's an iconic look and perfect for that very casual kick-back hang out with the fellas. I'm talking about the simplicity and respect-demanding white t-shirt and blue jeans combination. And, appropriately, listening to Lana Del Rey's Blue Jeans, while typing up this post (which is now the unofficial song of everything Moody Vintage, thanks S).
    I've put together a few combinations of the t-shirt and jeans look with different accessories to compliment the entire outfit starting with the most classic (in the modern form, of course).


    Style tip - The fitting of a t-shirt should hug your torso not squeeze it. For the love of God, never make your nipples visible through any kind of shirt (the fitting is perfect on the model you will see wearing the tee).  Also keep in mind, the t-shirt doesn't have to be white. Gentlemen do not sag because they are not, well, teenage boys. You are grown adults so you must look the part. It's OK to be young at heart, but it's a whole different situation when it comes to showing it - how to show it is something else. If you decide to wear a belt, make sure they match the color of your shoes. Also, the belt should never be the same shade as the shoes.
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    Ray-Ban original Wayfarer
    Olebar Brown - Bobby lightweight cotton t-shirt
    Levi's Made & Crafted - Taper washed tapered-fit jeans
    Converse - Jack Purcell Cotton canvas
    Ray-Ban original Aviator 
    J.Crew - Slim Broken in pocket tee
    Acne - Mic Vintage light slim-fit washed jeans
    Converse - Canvas Chuck Taylor
    Oliver Peoples - Bernardo Square-frame acetate
    Balmain - Henley cotton t-shirt 
    Nudie Jeans - Average Joe straight-leg
    J.Crew - Oiled-leather Macalister desert boots
    Persol - Steve McQueen folding sunglasses
    Simon Spurr - Lightweight v-neck cotton-blend t-shirt 
    Jean.Machine - J.M-1 Slim-fit 
    Alexander McQueen leather Chelsea boots
    Raf Simons - Acetate Aviator 
    A.P.C. - Short-sleeved cotton Henley
    Band of Outsiders - Straight-leg dry-denim
    Rivieras - Denim slip-on shoes
    Alexander McQueen - 12:13 AM

    Gentlemen's Sartorial 25

    I f you haven't checked out the new addition to this style blog, go ahead and click here . But there is something that is very old but n...

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    Halfway into March, the madness begins. I'm not just talking about NCAA Basketball, I'm talking about getting your wardrobe set for the rest of Spring/Summer. One thing to always remember, it's only the beginning. This means there will always be something new to sport or try on. One trend after another, you have to keep updated somehow. The important thing throughout this process is to keep your staple items in the wardrobe fresh. Around this time, you will see plenty of denim (jeans) and leather (jackets).
    I've become match maker in today's post. One leather jacket with some jeans, here are a few favorable selections that you might want to invest in.
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    Levi's Made & Crafted two tone leather varsity jacket
    Simon Spurr straight-leg cotton-twill jeans
    Dolce & Gabbana leather bomber jacket
    Dolce & Gabbana raw slim-fit jeans
    Topman black leather hooded jacket
    Topman premium selvedge vintage slim jeans
    Marc by Marc Jacobs washed lamb skin zip-front hoodie
    Michael Kors modern fit jeans
    BLK DNM leather motorcycle jacket
    J Brand - Kane straight leg jeans

    Dolce Gabbana - 10:44 PM

    Gentlemen's Sartorial 22

    H alfway into March, the madness begins. I'm not just talking about NCAA Basketball, I'm talking about getting your wardrobe set for...

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    This is the final part of the favorite looks from New York fashion week. I decided to hold out on a couple of days so I can wrap the entire thing up. Been looking forward to this final post of NYFW because one of my favorite designers Simon Spurr shows his brilliance. I'll try not to post the entire collection, as it will be very difficult to choose the favorites from his collection. Michael Bastian is another I always look forward to viewing (again, I'll try not to post the entire mind-blowing collection). Let's get this going shall we? If you've missed part 3, go ahead and click here: NY Avenue Pt.3.
    images shared from GQ & Style.com
    Robert Geller
    Patrik Ervell
    Marlon Gobel
    Antonio Azzuolo
    Simon Spurr
    Moncler Grenoble
    Michael Bastian
    J.Crew
    What an awesome way to close things out. NYFW has been fantastic.
    Antonio Azzuolo - 9:39 AM

    NY Avenue Pt.4

    T his is the final part of the favorite looks from New York fashion week. I decided to hold out on a couple of days so I can wrap the entir...

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