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We’re expecting the MAJOR STORMS in L.A. this week, which means a rare opportunity to put on some outerwear and dig a few choice accessories out of the closet. Never mind that MAJOR STORMS only means LIGHT DRIZZLE, we’re just excited for the change in weather. The trench and umbrella are obvious choices, [...] We aren’t advocates of excessive athletic apparel and fan gear, so a stylish way to show some school spirit is a no-brainer for us. Rugby Knit Striped Scarves (1: $18), like this one from the USC campus store, are a cold weather tailgate must. The Burberry Giant Check Cashmere Scarf (2: $295) is instantly recognizable as a bit of winter luxury, and the crazy-comfortable cashmere is definitely worth the price tag. Just avoid the chavvy camel color and opt for darker blues and grays. Paul Smith offers a Reverse Stripe Wool Scarf (3: $100) that is a great mix of style and function. And for a bolder, woodsier man-scarf, try the J. Crew Red Buffalo Check Wool-Angora Scarf (4: $45). It’s that time of year where temperatures are warranting some type of coat but not necessarily your full blown winter outerwear. Here are our top picks for fall coats, perfect for transitioning stylishly into fall temps — this year and for years to come. Male, 29, Los Angeles, Engineering Men are lucky, I think, in that we don’t necessarily need extensive wardrobes to be well dressed, and the less we give in to contemporary fashion trends, the better off we are. A few staple items are really all it takes to be able to dress for almost any occasion. If clothes fit well and meet or exceed expectations of appropriateness (wearing a polo when a t-shirt would be acceptable), the rest comes down to details and individual style. Using essential elements as the wardrobe foundation, building good individual style is as simple as mixing, matching, and adding in some elements of freshness. |
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