The washed denim Western shirt is a menswear classic and one of the most versatile pieces you can own. First worn by vaqueros, it’s become a timeless part of American style that works for everything from casual outfits to more dressed-up looks.

This is a city with its own unique charm: grand buildings, rich history and lots of greenery, but don’t come expecting a menswear paradise. I’ve put together a guide with my favorite menswear stops, local food and coffee spots

One of the main reasons the U.S. Army field jacket became so popular is its versatility because it works with almost anything. You can pair it with denim, layer with blazer or even a suit when styled right.

I've put together my favorite casual suit looks for special occasions this spring and summer.

Washed blue jeans are perfect for spring, matching both tailoring and casual looks. They have a relaxed look that pairs well with sport coats, suede jackets, and military-style outerwear.

I’ve never been a fan of black clothing, but recently my perspective has changed. The right fabric and texture can give black more depth and character.

When we’re talking about casual style, the answer is much more complex than a simple yes or no. It depends on the number of layers, colors and fabrics you’re wearing.

This article is a continuation of my series about colors and these 5 simple rules should serve as a baseline for using colors in casual outfits.

Many people stick to neutral clothes because they’re unsure which colors work together and are afraid of making mistakes, so they’d rather play it safe.

Why a 1” width has such great appeal is because it doesn’t fill the entire belt loop. This makes it look effortless and elegant. Visually, a narrower belt also doesn’t cut the whole outfit in half. The main reason why regular belt widths (1.5” to 4 cm) are not a good choice, in my opinion, is that they stand out too much and overpower the entire midsection.

There is no right or wrong when it comes to colors, but there are certain visual rules that can help us make more harmonious looks, so I decided to explain the basic rules for styling colors, based on color theory. 

A lot of people like to wear toned-down, neutral outfits, but too often, they go a bit too far and make them very monotonous or even boring. Luckily, it’s possible to solve that with just one or two elements that have the same effect - they create contrast.

Why a 1” width has such great appeal is because it doesn’t fill the entire belt loop. This makes it look effortless and elegant. Visually, a narrower belt also doesn’t cut the whole outfit in half. The main reason why regular belt widths (1.5” to 4 cm) are not a good choice, in my opinion, is that they stand out too much and overpower the entire midsection.

If you buy timeless, well-made garments, most of your wardrobe should last you a lifetime. Yet, finding your personal style and what really suits you is not that easy.