Showing posts with label Perry Ellis shirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perry Ellis shirt. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2010

05/11/10 - Tuesday

Cardigan: Perry Ellis / Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Jos A Bank / Belt: GAP / Pants: Perry Ellis



The office look can easily be converted to a more casual style by removing the tie and throwing a cardigan into the mix.




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

Sunday, January 31, 2010

12/07/09 - Monday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Vest: H&M / Tie: Jos A Bank / Pants: Michael Brandon



Sent out a cease and desist letter to this man.

We don't take copyright infringement lightly.






Monday, January 25, 2010

11/25/09 - Wednesday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: old Navy / Belt: Express / Pants: Calvin Klein





The East Coast hasn't been as cold as I expected.

It has made the adjustment from Cali that much easier.






51st & 7th

Sunday, January 3, 2010

10/28/09 - Wednesday

Shirt: Perry Ellis Portfolio / Tie: Jos A Bank / Belt: GAP / Pants: Claiborne



Average outfit.

Another day in the office.



Thursday, December 31, 2009

10/26/09 - Monday

Suit: Jos A Bank / Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Jos A Bank / Belt: Black leather



Couldn't decide whether to go with the back up tie or not this morning.

* If you don't already, I highly recommend you keeping a spare tie at your cubicle. You never know when it might come in handy (wardrobe malfunction, impromptu executive meeting, blood/crip visitation, etc).


Red or Blue pill: Trying to decide what tie to go with




"Wake up Mr. West!"



Monday, November 23, 2009

9/18/09 - Friday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Calvin Klein / Belt: GAP / Pants: GAP



Pinstripes.

Yankee fans would be proud.




Sunday, November 15, 2009

9/15/09 - Tuesday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Vest: Club Room / Belt: GAP / Pants: Perry Ellis

Perfecting my spidey stance


White striped shirt, khaki pants and I decided to throw a blue vest into the mix.

Ended up turning into decent-looking ensemble, in my opinion.

If there is anything you pick up from reading this blog, let it be the following: Don't be afraid to try different looks. It helps you both develop & propagate your own distinct sense of style.


Sunday, September 6, 2009

8/06/09 - Thursday

Shirt: Perry Ellis Portfolio / Tie: Jos A Bank / Belt: GAP / Pants: GAP



Nice looking outfit. Blank, pinstriped pants with a white shirt and a bod colored tie: Can't go wrong with this combination.



Monday, August 17, 2009

7/16/09 - Thursday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Belt: Express / Pants: Kenneth Cole Reaction



Big fan of the shirt pattern/colorway, the shirt material, not so much. I can't stress it enough: aside from the appearance and fit of a shirt, make sure you are satisfied with the material. This can be difficult to do, especially if the shirt is wrapped in plastic, but it's definitely worth it in the end.




Monday, July 13, 2009

6/02/09 - Tuesday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Jos A Bank/ Belt: GAP/ Pants: Perry Ellis





Sported another floral pattern tie today...

Notice that the tie was way too long. I'm normally not a fan of rules (created by others at least) when it comes to corporate attire, but there's one I do agree with: Having one's tie reach down to the belt. There's little middle ground here, if you don't get it right your tie will either hang way below the belt or way above it (looking like you stole an Ethiopian's bib).



I ended up readjusting the tie by the way...

Friday, June 5, 2009

4/08/09 - Wednesday

Shirt: Perry Ellis / Tie: Old Navy / Pants: Haggar / Belt: GAP



Continued where I left off yesterday with another dandy outfit. This time I paired a skinny tie with one of my most hated and loved shirts. Most hated/loved by who? Me of course. While I love the colors of this shirt, I 'm not a fan of the material, as it is very wrinkle-friendly. Nothing like spending an hour trying to iron a shirt only to have it come out looking like an origami project gone turribly wrong. Not cool. Like the shirt/time combination though.