Showing posts with label Puritan tie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Puritan tie. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

07/19/10 - Monday

Shirt: Banana Republic / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Calvin Klein



Wasn't sure about pairing this shirt with a patterned tie, ended up going solid.




Monday, October 18, 2010

06/24/10 - Thursday

Shirt: Merona / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Michael Brandon



Christmas in June: World Cup Fever everywhere you look.




Sunday, September 26, 2010

06/03/10 - Thursday

Shirt: Uniqlo / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Michael Brandon



Simple but effective.

Oh yeah.





Friday, September 17, 2010

05/27/10 - Thursday

Shirt: Michael Brandon / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Perry Ellis



2 pics, one post

Thursday, June 3, 2010

03/18/10 - Thursday

Suit: Jos A Bank / Shirt: Michael Brandon / Tie: Puritan / Belt: Black leather



Liking this from a visual perspective.

On the other hand, I think the same shirt/tie combination would look even better paired with the Hart Schaffner Marx suit.






Impersonating one of my favorite NBA dunks of all time...

Saturday, April 17, 2010

03/02/10 - Tuesday

Shirt: Uniqlo / Tie: Puritan / Belt: Express / Pants: Calvin Klein



Like the versatility of this shirt. Can be incorporated into an office ensemble as well as more casual outfits.



Wednesday, January 27, 2010

12/01/09 - Tuesday

Suit: Jos A Bank / Shirt: Michael Brandon / Tie: Puritan / Belt: Express



For those starting out in the corporate world, know the sartorial subtleties of your industry. This outfit, for example would fly in the creative industry (i.e. advertising, design, etc) but not in the banking industry.


Fashion industry standards are a little more nuanced...








Sunday, November 29, 2009

9/28/09 - Monday

Shirt: Aeropostale / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Calvin Klein



Just like with the other Aeropostale shirt I got this shirt for no more than $8 at their outlet store just northeast of Atlanta, GA.

Pretty cool design, imo.

Makes me feel like I work for an ad agency (no Mad Men).








Tuesday, November 24, 2009

9/22/09 - Tuesday

Shirt: Michael Brandon / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Haggar
Love this shirt.
Tend to pair it almost exclusively with black ties.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

9/14/09 - Monday

Shirt: Ralph Lauren / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Perry Ellis / Socks: Banana Republic





Decided to mix things up and throw a "casual" ties into the mix. Casual by my standards, anyhow. I say this because I have seen such ties in the streets worn by gents on their way to work.
I guess it can be deemed corporate-office worthy. Not sure if I'll wear it to work again though.


Originally purchased the tie at Wal-mart for casual wear. Think it cost something like $8.


Monday, August 17, 2009

7/14/09 - Tuesday

Shirt: Jos A. Bank / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Michael Brandon



Paired a solid colored tie with patterned pants (conservative pinstripe pattern). Usually do the opposite by selecting solid pants to wear with patterned ties.

Don't know if I'm sold on the result though...I'll have to experiment with other hues.



Monday, July 27, 2009

6/29/09 - Monday

Shirt: Express (80's Two-Ply Cotton) / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP / Pants: Calvin Klein



Cool outfit, imo. I typically don't wear the exact same outfits to work just b/c I like to see how many different combinations I can come up with. This one just may get added to the repeat rotation.



* I recently received an email asking why my commentaries leave out the shoes I wear. My response was a simple one: they are difficult to get in the picture.


* I can't be doing this every time, so I'm taking donations so that I can hire a camera crew.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

5/13/09 - Wednesday

Shirt: Michael Brandon / Tie: Puritan / Belt: GAP/ Pants: Dockers Collection



Paired a shirt with a "busy" design pattern to a solid tie, the opposite of what I did Monday. Love the shirt, don't think I paid more than $15 for it. Gets lots of compliments. Not sure if I like the pants I decided wear though. I'll go with a darker hue next time.

* Come to think of it one of the great things about this blog is that it brings up things I otherwise would not have noticed. For example, I never realized that the shirt and pants were made by the same brand. Might have to look out for similar products in the future...