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Looks for Spring 2012

Posted on: March 19th, 2012 by rpgadmin No Comments

The American man has been taught that he can wear denim anywhere, so long as said jeans are dark, unadorned, and named things like the “New Standard.” No offense to anyone who designs jeans but you probably have your going-out jeans already. This spring, add a medium-blue pair to your arsenal, to wear on Friday or Saturday. Repeat until they get even lighter, nearly disintegrating. They’ll be soft — just like the suede shoes, washed cotton shirts, and tees you’ll want to wear all season with them.

Spring 2012 looks are also about comfort and what’s ,ore comfortable than a pair of your favorite jeans.  We always check the weather when thinking about getting dressed and looking good because being comfortable means more than just one thing.  Many contributing factors make up the work “comfort” and weather is right near the top.

Shoes and boots can be worn in spring and summer but mainly shoes and sandals for hot weather.  (To be honest, I’m not a sandals wearer because I don’t like my feet and if I don’t like them I don’t anyone else wants to look at them.  Unless I’m boating or at the beach, I leave my sandals at home.)

JL

The Denim Guide. . .

Posted on: March 28th, 2011 by rpgadmin No Comments

Denim for men has gone the way of the ‘skinny.’ Well, sort of. I’m not a fan of skinny jeans for men but I have to say that some of these jeans are pretty nice and I can get used to the look depending on how you style them. These jeans really accentuate the footwear. This pair by J. Crew is one of the most reasonably priced, best-fitting selvage options on the market. Seriously, any guy looks studly in these and they can be dressed up or down just as easily. This is not a true skinny but a straight leg jean, which I like. $225 at J. Crew.

Winner for Best Name for a Fit Ever goes to denim obsessive Brandon Svarc of Naked & Famous. this jean is called the “WeirdGuy” which I don’t really understand but what do I know. It’s got a tapered leg

with a little more give up top. Perfect if you like a skinny jean but still want to have kids one day. Not perfect if you’re looking for something on the lighter side. These are jeans with some serious, ‘bulletproofish’ heft and they’re priced at only $135. Here’s a great style that looks fantastic with this jean.

The essential Montauk-y vacation jean without the baggy fit you generally associate with sandy locales. With just the right mix of holes and abrasions, this vintage wash is specifically perfect for the warmer months. And, yes, it’s another you should flash a little ankle with I love this jean and it’s only $69.00. I love this jean and it looks great with all kinds of casual footwear.

I hope you like some of these styles as I think you can easily fit them into your lifestyle.

Chris.

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