First the women. It's no secret that I'm a fan of hats, I've amassed a modest but decent collection so far. So, it's no surprise that these three looks involve some kind of head gear, right?
The first photo has a Kate Moss vibe going on - definitely not a bad idea in my opinion. And I'm always a fan of a slim fitting silhouette.
I'm loving the white shoes, yes even with black socks. Although I've always been a supporter of socks matching either the pants or shoes, for some reason, it works here. Oh wait - just noticed that those might not be socks but tights - visible under the rip in her jeans. I saw a guy on the bus who did that once, except he wasn't wearing tights but longjohns. I thought it was kind of endearing. Anyways, back to the photo at hand, you'll notice that the first two photos here have an air of "Britishness" about them. Clearly, I'm a fan of that look -stylish hat, skinnies, and a scarf of some sort.
Love the cowl neck. Great way to stay warm and stylish, right? I think I see a purse strap across her chest - I'm curious to see what kind of bag she has on. Nice balance between the leather jacket and feminine skirt too.
And now the men...
I can't even begin to tell you how happy it makes me to see men who (I'm guessing) wouldn't dare leave the house in sweats. For some reason, that was a popular look when I was at university. Men in sweats = gross. Reminds me of a story a guest speaker told my class in middle school. Let's just say it involved sweatpants (obvs), a pretty girl, and a slowdance. Yeah. Save it for the gym or at home, although even then there are better options. But I digress.
Pants tucked into combat boots? Sloppy scarf? Love it all.
Now this guy has a definite Josh Hartnett vibe going on with his look here. A nice coat classes up any outfit, not that his cardigan and Oxford shirt are anything to grimace at. And black Wayfarers will never ever get old for me. The ultimate in cool.
