Lead-blocking it out to the alleged donut stash.
Showing posts with label Barneys New York tie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barneys New York tie. Show all posts
Thursday, October 28, 2010
06/30/10 - Wednesday
Shirt: Ralph Lauren button-down / Tie: Barneys New York / Belt: GAP / Pants: Calvin Klein
Lead-blocking it out to the alleged donut stash.
Lead-blocking it out to the alleged donut stash.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
05/04/10 - Tuesday
Shirt: Calvin Klein / Tie: Barneys / Belt: Express / Pants: Perry Ellis
Could see myself pairing this tie with this shirt again...
Could see myself pairing this tie with this shirt again...
Sunday, March 28, 2010
02/17/10 - Wednesday
Suit: Jos A Bank / Shirt: Jos A Bank / Tie: Barneys New York / Belt: GAP
Different take on a similar concept (prior outfit).
Different take on a similar concept (prior outfit).
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
02/03/10 - Wednesday
Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Barneys New York / Belt: GAP / Pants: Claiborne
Got to wear one of my favorite ties again
Winter Wonderland
Got to wear one of my favorite ties again
Winter Wonderland
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
9/29/09 - Tuesday
Shirt: Jos A Bank / Tie: Barneys New York / Vest: Club Room / Belt: GAP / Pants: Calvin Klein
Another vest cameo.
It actually served a functional purpose as well. The recession has companies placing padlocks on the thermostats.
Another vest cameo.
It actually served a functional purpose as well. The recession has companies placing padlocks on the thermostats.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
9/24/09 - Thursday
Suit: Hart Schaffner & Marx / Shirt: Van Heusen / Tie: Barneys New York / Belt: GAP
Here's a Hart Schaffner & Marx suit I inherited from my pops.
The classic American cut results in a great fit.
Rare example of a great suit/tie/shirt combination. Added to my favorites list.
Hate when people try and brag about the labels they wear. Here's a guy trying to let the whole world know that he's sporting a Hart Schaffner Marx suit(smh):
Here's a Hart Schaffner & Marx suit I inherited from my pops.
The classic American cut results in a great fit.
Rare example of a great suit/tie/shirt combination. Added to my favorites list.
Hate when people try and brag about the labels they wear. Here's a guy trying to let the whole world know that he's sporting a Hart Schaffner Marx suit(smh):
Sunday, October 4, 2009
8/17/09 - Monday
Shirt: J. Crew / Tie: Barneys New York / Belt: GAP / Pants: Dockers Collection
The more times I wear this tie the more I like it. Originally pared it with a light blue shirt and dark pants. It complements the shirt I wore today well, imo.
The more times I wear this tie the more I like it. Originally pared it with a light blue shirt and dark pants. It complements the shirt I wore today well, imo.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
5/18/09 - Monday
Shirt: Izod / Tie: Barneys / Belt: GAP/ Pants: Michael Brandon
This outfit was thrown together rather hastily. This tends to happen when sleep receives priority on any given morning ;-) Anyway, when you don’t have much time to put an outfit together, you look for staples that will always work. In the corporate world that would be either black or khaki slacks and the obligatory light blue dress shirt. How did this color become the defacto hue for corporate goons, anyway? Why not light yellow or light green? I digress. The aforementioned pants/shirt combo can never go wrong, pair it with a dark/bold tie and you are (usually) good to go.
More on the outfit:
The ever so reliable black slacks were called to duty again. These are the pants you go to in the fourth quarter, when you have to rely on your starters to produce. The outfit is pretty cheap as I got both the pants and shirt from Ross. I got the tie (Barneys -New York) from a co-worker. It ends up being a good thing because I don’t think I would have bought it on my own. Not that it necessarily looks bad; I just would not have gone out and purchased it on my own. Quality is top notch though. The material is 100% silk, hand made in Italy. I'll take more such freebies in future, thank-you much...
This outfit was thrown together rather hastily. This tends to happen when sleep receives priority on any given morning ;-) Anyway, when you don’t have much time to put an outfit together, you look for staples that will always work. In the corporate world that would be either black or khaki slacks and the obligatory light blue dress shirt. How did this color become the defacto hue for corporate goons, anyway? Why not light yellow or light green? I digress. The aforementioned pants/shirt combo can never go wrong, pair it with a dark/bold tie and you are (usually) good to go.
More on the outfit:
The ever so reliable black slacks were called to duty again. These are the pants you go to in the fourth quarter, when you have to rely on your starters to produce. The outfit is pretty cheap as I got both the pants and shirt from Ross. I got the tie (Barneys -New York) from a co-worker. It ends up being a good thing because I don’t think I would have bought it on my own. Not that it necessarily looks bad; I just would not have gone out and purchased it on my own. Quality is top notch though. The material is 100% silk, hand made in Italy. I'll take more such freebies in future, thank-you much...
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