This is a blog about men's style
"Style is knowing who you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn." Gore Vidal
Today I am wearing a full canvas hand-made woolen hounds-tooth wide- peak- lapel one-button suit, a blue/white striped Winchester shirt, a blue silk tie with red heraldic-lion motifs, a maroon silk pocket square, and a pair of black dress boots. Today I am also wearing a vintage Movado Automatic watch in stainless steel.
Today I am wearing a woolen deep-purple double-breasted wide-lapel suit with ticket pocket, a red/white hand-loom cotton gingham shirt with French cuffs, a green and maroon paisley motif silk tie, a maroon silk pocket square, and a pair of chocolate whole-cut shoes.
Today I am wearing a greenish-gray woolen double-breasted (6X1) suit, a contrast collar purple Bengal stripe cotton shirt with French cuff, a blue silk tie with maroon patterns, a maroon silk pocket square, a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes, and a 1968 vintage Omega De Ville manual winding watch in a leather strap.
Today I am wearing a woolen dark green double-breasted suit, a maroon cotton shirt with French cuffs, a maroon and light-green striped silk tie, a maroon silk pocket square, and a pair of brown cap-toed oxford shoes.
Today I am wearing a blue double-breasted suit, a white cotton shirt with French cuffs, a blue silk tie with dark maroon patterns, a maroon silk pocket square, a pair of dark brown oxford shoes, and a vintage gold-plated Omega Seamaster Quartz.
Today I am wearing a coffee colored 2-button peaked-lapel suit, a white and ecru striped cotton shirt with French cuffs, a printed silk paisley tie, a maroon silk pocket square, a pair of dark brown cap-toed oxford shoes, and a vintage Camy Superautomatic “Times Square” watch with day 
and date.
Today I am wearing a dark green, 3-button, notch lapel suit paired with a green cotton barrel cuff shirt with white stripes. Today’s printed silk tie is in maroon/red/white/green colors and the silk pocket square is solid maroon. I am also wearing a pair of oxford brogues in reddish brown color.
Today, I am not wearing a mechanical watch. Today’s watch is a vintage gold-plated Omega Seamaster Quartz with a chocolate leather strap.
Today I am wearing a dark coffee colored (looks almost black), 3-button suit with notch-lapels; a maroon candy stripe shirt with French cuffs; a check silk tie in red/blue/green/beige; a maroon silk pocket square; a pair of black half-brogue oxford shoes; and a vintage and rare Rado Elegance automatic watch in stainless steel.
Following is a note about three button suits. Technically, you can either fasten only the middle, or the first and second buttons of a 3 button suit. However, this choice is actually dictated by the roll of your lapel. In some three button suits, the roll of the lapel extends beyond the first button and it looks almost like a 2-button suit. In these suits, if you fasten the first two buttons, it will look odd because the jacket was designed for only the second (or middle) button to be fastened.
If carefully look at my suit today, you will find that the lapel extends beyond the first button and therefore, I have fastened only the second button. This is how this jacket was cu and intended to be worn. However, if you look at the suit I wore yesterday (which was also 3-button), you will find the lapel ends before the first button and therefore, it would be proper to fasten the first two buttons.
Today again is a Thursday and like other Thursday’s today I am wearing a blazer/trousers combination. The hunter green blazer is single-button, peaked lapel and with metal buttons. The trousers are brown and the shirt is also brown/white Bengal Stripe. The shirt has barrel cuff. The shoes are brown monk-straps. I am wearing a maroon silk tie with woven white paisley patterns. I am also wearing a maroon silk pocket square.
Though I normally do not wear lapel pins, as an exception I am wearing one today to celebrate the Olympic spirit. This pin is from the Atlanta Olympic of 1996. I visited Atlanta just before the Olympic and this was a souvenir.
Today’s watch is a 1965 vintage Tissot Visodate Seastar Seven manual winding with a golden bazel.
