“I like a fine-gauge knit – like a summer sweater – under a suit, which just feels nice on the skin. No collar, but more substantial a T-shirt. Somehow, a T-shirt isn’t enough.” –Scott Sternberg, Designer, Band of Outsiders {shared from Details magazine, May 2015}
Tyrese is quite fashionable stylish, and this picture shows us his dapper side. What I quietly admire about his style is its natural edginess that still manages to show through as curated casual rather than street chic. Check out his double-breasted sweater jacket ~ it has a great casual and cool feel to it, yet the double-breasted styling gives it polish and finish. Was it just because he was on stage or would we catch him like that on any given day? My
Gucci men’s sweater Here is one of our favorite sweaters for spring by Gucci. You’ll see several different styles but be mindful of the following tips: (1) avoid three-quarter length sleeves as they can appear overly feminine; (2) opt for the stripes to be darker than the main sweater color; and (3) make sure the sweater hem is open and not banded.
This one is easy (and essential): a v-neck sweater. Now you may wonder why we are so specific in the advice that it should be a v-neck as opposed to crewneck sweater — simply put, a v-neck creates a more open look and with less stuck to wrap around your neck, you’ll be cooler (in all ways)! The best options for spring v-necks include: J Crew Express Men Gap Barneys Opt for something with at least a splash of color and
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