Showing posts with label Reader Submission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reader Submission. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Guest Feature - The Blek and White Jacket Edition

The primary purpose of this blog is to provide viewers with ideas on how they to dress well. As such I always welcome contributions from readers. So without further ado, I present to you another Guest feature post. This one features two different outfits. Thanks for the contributions and stay looking sharp guys!


Outfit #1:


Suit: Custom / Shirt: TM Lewin / Tie: English Laundry / Silk knots (for French cuffs): Saks / Scarf: GAP



Elegant blek suit with blue accents.



Note how the silk knots complement the shirt and tie.



The gray scarf is a nice touch. A nice example exemplifying the fact that one doesn't need to color-coordinate ones entire outfit. A blue scarf here would have looked too contrived.


Outfit #2:

Jacket: Express/ Shirt: Zara / Tie: Express / Pants: Express



This outfit is absolutely bonkers. There are too many ways to mess things up when you go with a white blazer but this guy makes it look easy by coordinating in a classic, sensible manner.


Attention to detail: Notice how the skinny tie complements the shirt.




* If you would like to be featured simply send an email to corporateunis@gmail.com along with a brief description and pictures (obviously). Females can also submit entries, remember to send over your phone numbers as well.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Guest Feature - The "All Blek Everything" Edition

Suit (custom made in Nigeria) / Charles Tyrwhitt shirt / Hickey Freeman Tie / Kid by someone else

- So I received a reader submission the other day that I absolutely had to feature. This guy obviously knows what he's doing. His comment regarding his determination to sport the tie at all costs also had me cracking up. I know all too well how that goes...



"[The] Outfit worn to my friends wedding over the weekend. Came across the Hickey Freeman tie while randomly browsing Bluefly. Once I got the tie, I planned to wear it, shirtless if I had to. Luckily I didn't have to go this route since I had a blue Charles Tyrwhitt shirt to act as a backdrop, letting the tie do all the "talking""



* If you have an outfit you would like featured don't hesitate: Reader submissions are always welcome.