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Really been messing with big, unstructured, easy breezy suiting as of late. Been scouring eBay with 2 scores so far - I’m talking 80s/90s big I-talian shit, Pierre Balmain, Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace etc.
If you really think about it, it’s like wearing a big tracksuit except you look a lil more fly.
Styling wise - you can really do what you want. Wife respecter, button up (french tuck👀), maybe a cotton knit sweater. Just a really sick, comfy, genderless uniform.
Wore this one to NYC for the weekend, its all I packed, worked like a charm and I felt smarter.
May 1, 2024
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I love wearing a suit or sport jacket in a casual way. I'm absolutely comfortable in them and just feel good. They have as much charm as a more formal suit, but styling them is more open-ended, and leads to richer, more fun outfits. And it just feels good to show up to a casual occasion wearing a suit and still fit in because you styled it that damn well.
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Mar 13, 2024
I have a whole blog and ig explaining what and why...
but to break this recent outfit down: a navy blazer, an ecru broadcloth button down, a silk knit tie, a pair of wide fatigues, and some suede loafers. Oh, and a chambray hat.
I went to an event for Buck Mason (a pretty rugged brand) held in conjunction with J. Mueser (a bespoke tailoring brand based in NYC), and I was already planning to blend most of these pieces as an earth tones / casual tailoring type of outfit, so it felt like the perfect moment to bust out this exact outfit.
May 6, 2024
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I like suits because wearing a suit is unexpected and shocking to a lot of people. I bought my first suit in New York City on New Year's Eve and I wore it for my performance that night. It was at this warehouse and I was definitely the freshest person there. I got a lot of compliments and it really made me feel like a boss. You supposed to dress for the job you want right?
Mar 21, 2023
