On The Water

Wardrobe
Sweater:Shirt:: J Crew
Denim: James Jeans
Shoes: John Varvatos for Converse
Accessories: Panerai, Miansai, J Crew

Shop The Look: Pharell Williams

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Rag & Bone

Levi's Made & Crafted

IRO

Miansai

Rag & Bone

Converse x John Varvatos

Into The Night with Tsubo

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Gerald & Stewart by Fidelity

Cole Haan

Wardrobe
Jacket: John Varvatos for Converse
Shirt: J.Crew
Pants: Banana Republic
Shoes: Tsubo
Scarf: Dartmoor

Hawaii Outfit 2

Wardrobe
Shirt: H&M
Pants: Zara
Shoes: Coolway
Sunglasses: John Varvatos
Watch: Maurice Lacroix

Flora Grubb Gardens

To discovering new things: Flora Grubb Gardens in San Francisco.

 

 

Wardrobe
Denim: Insight
Shirt: All Saints
Shoes: Converse x John Varvatos

Black on Black

Fitted sweats and anti-fit tops--this is a huge departure from my usual of bold colors and classic styling.  I've recently been inspired by European street trend, Alexander Wang, and as much as I hate to admit it--Kanye's black on black styling by Givenchy. 

Special thanks to Modify Watches for providing the pop of color.

Let me know what you guys think as I had great fun with this shoot.

 

 

Wardrobe
Sweater: All Saints
Sweats and Shirt: Zara
Shoes: Converse by John Varvatos
Watch: c/o Modify Watches
Bracelet: Tateossian

On The Waters with Rogue Shoes and 7 for all mankind

Wardrobe
Denim: 7 for all mankind
Shirt: Monarchy
Shoes: Rogue
Backpack: HEX
Sunglasses: John Varvatos
Belt: John Varvatos Star USA
Accessories: Omega, Miansai, Tateossian, Panerai

Get The Look: The Double Breasted Suit with Hugo Boss

     In another installment of "Get The Look" and Mr. Porter.com's Global Style Campaign--the double breasted suit.

Wardrobe
Suit: Boss by Hugo Boss (get the look Massimo Alba)
Shirt: S. Kuhlman (get the look Richard James)
Tie: Clapham (get the look Bespoken)
Shoes: Too Boot New York (get the look Officine Creative)
Accessories: hook+ALBERT, Clapham, The Tie Bar, John Varvatos

Gentlemen Traveler

     Traveling is like speed dating or a job interview.  Whether you're at the airport bar or waiting at the terminal for the flight, you or someone else is bound to strike up a conversation.  It's  these spontaneous conversations that make me wonder why some people think it's okay to travel in the same outfit that they went to bed in the previous night.  There’s no doubt that traveling can be arduous: TSA screenings, long flights, or uncomfortable seats.  But if you wouldn't wear the outfit on a day out or even to work, then traveling shouldn’t be a green light for wearing PJs out of the house.

     A travel outfit doesn't mean you need to sacrifice comfort.  Instead, it should be more of a compromise between style and functionality, as you certainly don’t want to deal with taking off several layers of clothing at the TSA line.  On the next red-eye or road trip, ditch the slim jeans for chinos, replace the lace-ups with loafers, and whenever possible, pack everything in a weekender.  On trips lasting less than a week, a weekender is my only bag—not only am I able to avoid check-in lines, but a bag adds a little bit of GQ to my outfit. 

Wardrobe

Suit: John Varvatos

Shirt: Thanks Deo Veritas

Tie: J Crew

Shoes: Gucci

Bag: Tommy Hilfiger 

Accessories: Etro, Tateossian