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 khaki two-button peaked-lapel suit, a blue cotton shirt with French cuffs and tabbed collar, a blue and black striped silk tie, a blue silk pocket square, a pair of brown half-brogue oxford shoes, and a vintage West End Watch Co., Sowar, Prima, automatic day/date watch.
Today I am wearing a beige double-breasted suit (6X2), a white/beige striped linen shirt with French cuffs, a maroon/golden/black patterned purple silk tie, a red and black silk pocket square, a pair of tan oxford shoes, and a vintage manual winding West End Watch Co. Sowar Prima watch in rolled-gold bezel and a tan leather strap.
Today i am wearing a dark gray, pinstripe, 2-button, notch-lapel suit; a white cotton shirt with french cuffs; a yellow silk tie with small black dots; a white linen pocket square; a pair of black, cap-toed, plain oxford shoes; and a 1950 vintage West End Watch Company, Sowar, Prima, manual winding watch.
Today I am wearing an ash pinstripe, notch-lapel, 2-button suit; a blue and peach striped tabbed color shirt with french cuffs; a peach silk tie; a Macclesfield silk printed pocket square in blue, red, and yellow; a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes; and a 1940 vintage, military issue, West End Watch Company, Sowar, Prima, manual winding, watch. The bracelet is a “Bonklip” imitation. There is a history behind this type of bracelets. These bracelets were issued to the World War II pilots and could be used in both under the flight jacket, or more usually, over the flight jacket’s sleeve.
Today I am wearing a khaki colored, peaked-lapel, 2-button suit; a medium blue, tabbed-collar shirt with french-cuffs; a red/blue/yellow pattern printed silk tie; a Macclesfield silk printed pocket square; a pair of dark brown whole-cut oxford shoes; and a 1950’s vintage West End Watch Company, Sowar, Prima, manual winding wristwatch with a dark-brown leather strap.
