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Blazing Trails With The Right Blazer

Take a look at the picture….it’s a typical get-up for any guy (blue pants + white button down) but, when you add the blazer {and pocket square}, we’re talking something completely different. It just takes the right blazer to bring a look together ~ to add that little touch of polish that says you understand fashion but aren’t a slave to it. Photographer Justin Bridges snaps this (for GQ) knowing full well it’s says a mouthful. Done….and done! This Zara

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Men's Matters

Don’t Get Played By Plaid

It’s doable and tell me this contemporary plaid blazer with collarless shirt isn’t HOT! Wearing plaid doesn’t have to be professorial, geeky, loud, or stuffy. Gucci under the guidance of Frida Giannini has flourished and while this particular combination may be out of your price range {blazer, $2,350 and shirt, $510}, consider the possibility that plaid is a new classic. Here’s a Gucci Prince of Wales check blazer, ASOS Slim Fit check blazer, or Peter Millar Vespa sportcoat that captures the

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(Power) Blue Blazer is THE Ticket

There isn’t a more essential blazer for men…other than navy blue! It can be worn year round and if fitted properly, can take you from yacht club to Friday business casual to overseas vacation. Here are a few great, Brooks Brothers alternatives: Brooks Brothers Two-Button Regent Fit Blazer, $420

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One Vent, Two Vent, None Vent?

It is far more common to see a center vent than side vents, however stick with what you prefer.  If you have an ample backside, we’d suggest side vents; that way you can get a jacket that fits your body not your butt.

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A Coat to Sport

Sportcoats have traditionally been associated with old men or grandpa’s, but we need to dispense with that myth.  Today’s sportcoats work as the perfect option to dress up a more casual outfit, or get you date-night ready without looking like you’re headed to a 5-star dinner.  The options are vast but our recommendations include (1) sticking with grey or a darker hue, (2) opt for tweed, and (3) keep it very simple (no elbow patches, etc).  Here are our picks:

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