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Street Style: Fall Colors From Blogger One Dapper Street
In this week’s OUT On The Street for Out Magazine, I came across menswear blogger One Dapper Street (aka Marcel Floruß) at a Coach’s spring 2014 press preview. Dressed in his blog’s namesake style, Marcel sports a perfect combination of autumn shades: olive, taupe, burgundy and cognac. See the details of the look on Out.com, and check out more street style on Vee Travels.
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Outfit: Simple, Vivid Accessories & Patterns
Don’t just pop on any sweater this fall season, stand out with an eye-catching pattern. You don’t have to go with a loud print nor multicolor argyle, but a simple woven pattern such as this John Varvatos henley sweater can go a long way when paired with vivid (but still simple) accessories.
Shot at the Mondrian SoHo, Hayden models the charcoal grey Varvatos sweater paired with a reversible, red tonal leather belt from Varvatos (red is always best paired with solids, and breaks up the sweater and H&M skinny jeans nicely), sky blue aviators from Express, and a pair of skull patterned socks from Stance (to break up the jeans and simple ALDO kicks).
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Outfit: Summer To Fall Transitioning Fashion
As the temperature drops from a warm New York Fashion Week, it’s time to pack away summer garbs and pull out the fall washes. A way to transition into fall is by having a style that utilizes two versatile trends: the denim shirt and use of camel.
Representing a summer tone, Daniel is wearing a light washed denim shirt from the LA-based denim specialist brand, Simon Miller, and we paired it with Bonobos‘ straight leg chinos in a bright camel-toned color—camel is an essential color for fall.
Shot around New Haven’s Yale, we accessorized the look with collegiate ready cap toe oxfords, a hand-woven navy tie from Everett, and a market tote from Herschel Supply’s new camouflage collection. Camo is a pattern that is still having its moment, but looks like it’ll be here to stay; making it perfect to include in your transitioning and fall wardrobe.
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NYFW Street Style: Dapper Gents And Their Accessories
Venturing out and shooting street style this New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2014, I found several well dressed men sporting an array of menswear porn such as suit jackets and blazers, oxfords and loafers, bow ties and neckties, and bags ranging from briefcases, satchels and pouches.
See 30 different dapper finds I saw during my travels each day. Stay tuned to see more collections of men’s street style I found this #NYFW, and women’s finds.
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Outfit: Make A Statement This Labor Day
Ditch the solid trunks this Labor Day weekend and go for bold prints or patterns. Palm Springs meets New England with this look featuring Mr Turk in Greenwich, CT’s Tod’s Point; a beach/park and marina that is must if you’re ever in Fairfield County.
Here on a bright, breezy day, Tom models one of Mr Turk’s latest swimwear designs, the safari board shorts, paired with a mini houndstooth patterned short sleeve button down. The shirt is very versatile and we did two looks with it, showing how to transition from casual summer work into a festive, holiday-ready outfit.
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Street Style: The Off-Duty Model
Photographing a new street style series for Out Magazine online called OUT On The Street, we found an off-duty model while shopping in SoHo. See more photos of his look on Out.com, and stayed tuned for more; both on on Out and here on Vee Travels.
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Indochino’s Online Experience And The New Modern Dandy Collection
It doesn’t get more dapper than a bespoke shirt or suit, and thanks to made-to-measure e-stores like Indochino, you have the convenience of measuring yourself on your clock. Where this Vancouver-based brand can differ from its competitors is the amount of customizability one can have with a shirt or suit, which are made from the same quality materials used by Zegna and Ralph Lauren—and with an appealing price. Seriously, you can order both a custom shirt and a two-piece suit for just over $500 (Essentials shirts start at $79, suits at $449).
Online Experience
Something pretty cool Indochino offers is a Tailor’s Kit, which is filled with 16 fabric swatches to show you the options in person, plus two measuring tapes. Available for $29, you then get a credit for the same amount to use towards an order. I ordered a shirt and will be focusing the online ordering experience of it.
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The Goods From 3.1 Phillip Lim x Target
The anticipated 3.1 Phillip Lim for Target collaboration has been revealed, and it is a must see. The line includes 100 pieces of womenswear, menswear and accessories; with prices ranging from $20 to $300.
Target reportedly had been courting Lim, who received the CFDA award for 2013 Accessory Designer of the Year in June, for years before he finally agreed to work with them says the NY Daily News.
Arriving on September 15, the items are divided into Morning, Noon and Night wardrobes. The menswear highlights selected includes color-blocked tops, a stylish tan trench, fancy sweats, leather hi-tops and a fantastic array of cerulean-based camo (the backpack is everything!):
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Street Style: The Glam Artist
I’ll be photographing a new street style series for Out Magazine online called OUT On The Street. This glam-rock fashionista artist was spotted in Bryant Park. See more photos of his look on Out.com, and stayed tuned for more; both on on Out and here on Vee Travels.
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Outfit: The Business Casual Summer Traveler
Business travel is on the rise again and New York remains the top U.S. destination, so no better location for a business casual look that’s perfect for in the office or on the go—whether it be plane or commuting down the High Line.
If you’re traveling this summer for work, and your hosting office calls for a casual look, have some fun and ditch the khakis or the wingtips and cap-toes. A colorful boat shoe or moc can really put that extra pep in your step, while keeping it prep, and that is what this look was based around.
Business On Top, Party On The Bottom
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