A Harrington jacket and white t-shirt are very 'Steve McQueen' and the Converse are just as stylish today as they have ever been... a timeless classic it's fair to say.
I don't think this outfit is necessarily lacking in colour, all the items I'm wearing work well together. If I introduced a pattern or vibrant colour into the outfit, I think it would spoil the aesthetic of how simple it should be.
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DO YOU LOOK TO KEEP YOUR OUTFITS SIMPLE AND EASY TO WEAR OR DO YOU CHALLENGE YOURSELF MORE WITH COLOURS AND FLAIR? I'D LOVE TO KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW...
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SHOP THE LOOK:
Harrington jacket: Amazon.com (UK link)
Chinos: ASOS (similar)
T-shirt: Old (I like this classic-fit one)
Sneakers: Converse
Sunglasses: Debenhams (similar)
I know many guys are afraid of color, and this outfit totally works in those situations!!
ReplyDeleteLuckily, my husband has been embracing more colors lately since we got married!! But he'd wear this in a heartbeat!
jodie
www.jtouchofstyle.com
I know what you mean Jodie!
DeleteMen aren't naturally drawn to colour matching when it comes to putting an outfit together, it's good to hear the hubby is giving it a go!
I myself don't instinctively do it either... maybe there's hope for us yet.
Take care
Keith x
I agree with Jodie although my Hubs is still a little colour shy ;-) This is simple to re-create too, which helps him.
ReplyDeleteI tend to migrate toward muted colours MT; browns, grays, blues... reds make me a bit nervous (yep) but we'll see how brave I'm willing to get on the inter-web...
ReplyDelete(cue nervous laughter to self)!!
Have a great week!
Keith x