Showing posts with label Just for the boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Just for the boys. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Obakki


This heather gray peacoat by Obakki is terrifically sharp, classically cool without being overly trendy. However, with a hefty $440 price tag, any boy hankering after this jacket better have a hefty wallet.
*Photo courtesy of Matthew Izzo

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Razor slim sneaks


Loving these sleek Adidas 'Smith Slim' sneaks for the boys. Clean, cool, modern, and eye-catching all at the same time.
*Photoc ourtesy of hypebeast

Friday, May 15, 2009

Clear & present: the men got it

A sleek rendition of the classic aviator -- for Dan & all the aviator lovers out there! Available at Solstice.



Oliver Peoples' retro shades, available at Bergdorf Goodman.


*Photos courtesy of Men's style.com

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Spindle & Canister


For whatever reason, Oak consistently offers absolutely genius menswear.
This blue shawl pullover collar shirt by Spindle & Canister looks incredibly cozy, and the shawl collar adds for a nice twist. Budget allowing, this is exactly the sort of shirt I'd peer-pressure my significant other into wearing, despite all his vehement protestations which would inevitably follow.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Rough & ragged


Like Shipley & Halmos, Rag & Bone does extraordinary menswear; tough, yet boyish and adorable all at the same time. While these looks would probably only translate well onto certain types of men (translation: very, very skinny ones) out on the street, they're certainly fun to look at.
*Photos courtesy of Demicouture and Rag & Bone.

Let's hear it for the boys


In an effort at egalitarianism -- after all, retail therapy is far from being an activity just for us girls -- I've decided to post up a storm of male-centric fashion. There are plenty of male "Couturiette"s out there, and they need their fix too.
The above pictured Julian Red 'Matador' sweater, available at Oak, is just one example of some of the fantastic merch out there for the boys nowadays.
*Photo courtesy of Oak