Green-tinted tortoise-shell glasses ($333) pink shirt, critter tie, a jacket fit for an old Italian man, and a early ’90s BMW. That’s living the life right there, right down to the braided leather key fob.
It takes something serious to override my utter disdain for heather grey, but the little accents on this sweater are very, very serious. As is …
Somebody in the SNL wardrobe department has a crystal ball.
Actually, I don’t think I could pull this off, but, you know, the Notorious sure does.
This little wonder very satisfies my desire for a little hidden color.
It’s more suited (har) for the summer, but what can I say? It looks good.
Every layer has a color that matches another layer.
… that’s just as available today as it was in the 60s.
green Adidas Sambas. No, really, I wore a series of these for the better part of a decade growing up.
And this jacket has it under the lapel, which is nice. It also has almost a dozen pockets, which is pleasantly useful. Indochino, $349-$499.
So I figured I’d post this picture of Jimmy Fallon wearing a rad green and white macro gingham shirt before we all forget for five …
I love the stripes, the goldenrod cardigan, that scarf, the oak chair in the background.
I’m not 100 per cent sold on elbow patches as a sartorial genre, but this sportcoat has a very nice contrast collar and military-inspired front patch pockets, and that sells it.
I’m not 100% sold on the flared chinos, but I won’t argue with someone who has a degree in pogonology from the Professor Badass Graduate School of Sartorialism.
I am imagining this one as either navy with a yellow and white stripe, or green with a rose and cream stripe.
Yes, that’s a knit tie! I don’t think you’d see one of those on the 10th floor of the Berlaymont.