It’s been a really big spring for Nike, specifically for their famed Air Max (aside from their internal shuffle of executives ). We saw relaunches of the 97’s with the hugely hyped Sean Wortherspoon design, the brand new release of the 270’s in February, and rerelease of both the 98’s and 1 Premiums. The Air Max has been a staple of the Nike line up since 1987 and continues to be a favorite among sneakerheads and collectors alike. I, for one,…
J. Crew has long been the go-to retailer for everyday menswear. They truly popularized the slim fit suit at an accessible price with their Ludlow, while still keeping the classic offerings of good denim, knits and shirting. Although they have been going through some changes internally, like the head of menswear Frank Muytjens leaving this past April, their ease and wearability continues. In a move that made shopping a little easier for everyone, Nordstrom started carrying J. Crew last year, but…
So we have officially made it through the first week of spring, and I, for one, am here for it. After a few months of wearing a ton of layers and a coat, it is nice to keep things a little lighter. This jacket has been the perfect weight and color for the cooler mornings, but also easy to lose later in the day as it starts to warm up. Paired with a easy chino and printed short sleeve shirt,…
This is the time of year that the term “Holiday Dressing” is pretty buzzy. With all of the holiday parties and events right now, unlike any other time in the year, you have a reason to go all the way and dress to the nines. In fact, I am waiting for a party invite so I have a good excuse to wear this velvet blazer, but I would also suggest that holiday dressing can have a cozier more comfortable side.…
