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This Fall/Winter menswear inspired pieces and looks have graced every september issue from A-Z from Bazzar to Vogue...

I suppose it was the timeless dapper allure my grandfather carried in every piece he ever wore from his cardigan sweaters to his matching argyle socks...

My grandparents chic and timeless as ever:

He brought the term "fashionably late" to an actuality...even at a tender age of 5 I'd seem him arrive after everyone else but you couldn't argue that the man was dressed to a T...

Now this is a favorite of mine... 

standing outside of his prep school senior year...

Ahem, Take notes gents...

Speaking of dressing like a gent,

 Paging Chuck Bass...

It's important to not have competing statements on one look, however you don't have to keep it boring, the rules in mixing prints have changed.  

Effortless style 

Read Wall

Inspired by Michael Caine, Paul Newman   and JFK 

reinventing a gentleman's prep look  has been in the

 hands of Mister Read Wall. 

As Lazaro, designer of Proenza 

Schouler explains the opportunity for a

man designing a women's line for 

expressing fantasy through collections 

of clothing... my love for menswear 

developed into an endless obsession

I find myself lusting over all pieces that make me  melt when a gent dons a pocket square, a tailored  suit, and cuff links to name a few...

Working menswear detail/inspiration 

into womens' looks creates a unique, 

statement-making allure   

while it's no secret many women can't  resist a gent in a suit...

As a feminine lass  (although I work in touches of it every chance I get) ...I love playing up feminine vs menswear pieces in one look... but as an outsider of the male world there seems to be so much possibility and creativity and fantasy if you will, in creating looks for menswear.  

True updates to classics.... Fifth & Brannan, is a classic brand and one to definitely have your eye on if not already in your closet...

image via: fifthandbrannan

...It's not just the ensemble of pieces, 

it's 

not just the look or the power it 

This Fall/Winter menswear inspired pieces and looks have graced every september issue from A-Z from Bazzar to Vogue...

I suppose it was the timeless dapper allure my grandfather carried in every piece he ever wore from his cardigan sweaters to his matching argyle socks...

My grandparents chic and timeless as ever:

He brought the term "fashionably late" to an actuality...even at a tender age of 5 I'd seem him arrive after everyone else but you couldn't argue that the man was dressed to a T...

Now this is a favorite of mine... 

standing outside of his prep school senior year...

Ahem, Take notes gents...

Speaking of dressing like a gent,

 Paging Chuck Bass...

It's important to not have competing statements on one look, however you don't have to keep it boring, the rules in mixing prints have changed.  

Effortless style 

Read Wall

Inspired by Michael Caine, Paul Newman   and JFK 

reinventing a gentleman's prep look  has been in the

 hands of Mister Read Wall. 

As Lazaro, designer of Proenza 

Schouler explains the opportunity for a

man designing a women's line for 

expressing fantasy through collections 

of clothing... my love for menswear 

developed into an endless obsession

I find myself lusting over all pieces that make me  melt when a gent dons a pocket square, a tailored  suit, and cuff links to name a few...

Working menswear detail/inspiration 

into womens' looks creates a unique, 

statement-making allure   

while it's no secret many women can't  resist a gent in a suit...

As a feminine lass  (although I work in touches of it every chance I get) ...I love playing up feminine vs menswear pieces in one look... but as an outsider of the male world there seems to be so much possibility and creativity and fantasy if you will, in creating looks for menswear.  

True updates to classics.... Fifth & Brannan, is a classic brand and one to definitely have your eye on if not already in your closet...

image via: fifthandbrannan

...It's not just the ensemble of pieces, 

it's 

not just the look or the power it 

This Fall/Winter menswear inspired pieces and looks have graced every september issue from A-Z from Bazzar to Vogue...

I suppose it was the timeless dapper allure my grandfather carried in every piece he ever wore from his cardigan sweaters to his matching argyle socks...

My grandparents chic and timeless as ever:

He brought the term "fashionably late" to an actuality...even at a tender age of 5 I'd seem him arrive after everyone else but you couldn't argue that the man was dressed to a T...

Now this is a favorite of mine... 

standing outside of his prep school senior year...

Ahem, Take notes gents...

Speaking of dressing like a gent,

 Paging Chuck Bass...

It's important to not have competing statements on one look, however you don't have to keep it boring, the rules in mixing prints have changed.  

Effortless style 

Read Wall

Inspired by Michael Caine, Paul Newman   and JFK 

reinventing a gentleman's prep look  has been in the

 hands of Mister Read Wall. 

As Lazaro, designer of Proenza 

Schouler explains the opportunity for a

man designing a women's line for 

expressing fantasy through collections 

of clothing... my love for menswear 

developed into an endless obsession

I find myself lusting over all pieces that make me  melt when a gent dons a pocket square, a tailored  suit, and cuff links to name a few...

Working menswear detail/inspiration 

into womens' looks creates a unique, 

statement-making allure   

while it's no secret many women can't  resist a gent in a suit...

As a feminine lass  (although I work in touches of it every chance I get) ...I love playing up feminine vs menswear pieces in one look... but as an outsider of the male world there seems to be so much possibility and creativity and fantasy if you will, in creating looks for menswear.  

True updates to classics.... Fifth & Brannan, is a classic brand and one to definitely have your eye on if not already in your closet...

image via: fifthandbrannan

...It's not just the ensemble of pieces, 

it's 

not just the look or the power it 

This Fall/Winter menswear inspired pieces and looks have graced every september issue from A-Z from Bazzar to Vogue...

I suppose it was the timeless dapper allure my grandfather carried in every piece he ever wore from his cardigan sweaters to his matching argyle socks...

My grandparents chic and timeless as ever:

He brought the term "fashionably late" to an actuality...even at a tender age of 5 I'd seem him arrive after everyone else but you couldn't argue that the man was dressed to a T...

Now this is a favorite of mine... 

standing outside of his prep school senior year...

Ahem, Take notes gents...

Speaking of dressing like a gent,

 Paging Chuck Bass...

It's important to not have competing statements on one look, however you don't have to keep it boring, the rules in mixing prints have changed.  

Effortless style 

Read Wall

Inspired by Michael Caine, Paul Newman   and JFK 

reinventing a gentleman's prep look  has been in the

 hands of Mister Read Wall. 

As Lazaro, designer of Proenza 

Schouler explains the opportunity for a

man designing a women's line for 

expressing fantasy through collections 

of clothing... my love for menswear 

developed into an endless obsession

I find myself lusting over all pieces that make me  melt when a gent dons a pocket square, a tailored  suit, and cuff links to name a few...

Working menswear detail/inspiration 

into womens' looks creates a unique, 

statement-making allure   

while it's no secret many women can't  resist a gent in a suit...

As a feminine lass  (although I work in touches of it every chance I get) ...I love playing up feminine vs menswear pieces in one look... but as an outsider of the male world there seems to be so much possibility and creativity and fantasy if you will, in creating looks for menswear.  

True updates to classics.... Fifth & Brannan, is a classic brand and one to definitely have your eye on if not already in your closet...

image via: fifthandbrannan

...It's not just the ensemble of pieces, 

it's 

not just the look or the power it