Today’s post is about what should be a staple in every well-rounded man’s wardrobe and that would be a navy blazer. All men’s style and fashion magazines recommend them and almost all stylish men have them in real life because you really can’t go wrong with it. At the top of 2011 I decided to add a navy blazer to my list of items to add to my wardrobe. I found this one at Banana Republic last month some time and its perfect for Spring/Summer because of its light 100% cotton shell. I’m really digging this blazer…so much so that I intentionally look for events or places to wear it. Since I plan to wear this blazer as often as possible I decided to fool around with some shirt and tie combinations so that I’ll be ready to show up somewhere at the drop of a dime.
I’m feeling a little bold and flashy so I added a few pops of color to play off one another and compliment the soft pink shirt. Check out the rest of the look below.
Blazer: Banana Republic Shirt: Burberrry Tie: (knit) Robert Talbert Carmel Pocket Square: Vintage Lapel Pin: Quell Collections
A closer look…
2 comments
Tashia says:
Jul 5, 2011
Nice!!!!! A little color goes a long way…
gucci clothes says:
Aug 16, 2011
Jordan wore the oxygen Jordan X inside the 1994-1995 NBA season, and I am even now questioning what he was thinking. This shoe is exceptionally ugly. The blueish/grayish/whitish lines near to the shoe laces and in the bottom are reminiscent of aluminum foil. There is completely no activity going on inside the center concerning the shoe. Additionally, precisely where will most in all likelihood be the Jordan logo? And precisely where will most in all likelihood be the red? This shoe’s pattern and color plan would have much better suited Jordan even although concerning the Wizards. to acquire reasonable though, it even now would have been ugly even although he was there too. This pattern is not merely unimpressive, however it is difficult to even appear at it. I guess that it why Nike opted to not consist of the symbolic representation anyplace visible.