All winter, I searched for a grey wool tie, but alas, a brown tie will have to do. And for $1 and being skinny? Okay, twist my arm.
I don’t know who you are Sergio Valerie Valente, but your brown tie is beautiful. Go America.
Author Archives:In the vein of Jeff’s post on Steven Alan’s spring looks, and considering I love outerwear for all seasons, I jumped on eBay to start looking for spring jackets and parkas in preparation for the rainy days on my college campus. I happened upon the Steven Alan Vintage Hiking Parka.
There’s a seller who’s got a decent stock of these things and they’re going for right around a hundred bucks (they retailed around $400). Granted, they are a season or two old, but a perfect jacket like this is timeless. If you’ve got the means, I highly suggest trying to pick one up.
Cheers, gentlemen. My favorite looks from Steven Alan’s Spring 2011 Lookbook. I’ll just go ahead and assume that Cam would pick the same looks as his favorite, too. Steven Alan’s shirting is always spot on with a tailored fit. I haven’t tried his shorts, but I’m sure it’s spot on as well.  Mid-thigh shorts, bucks and sharp button-downs. Throw in a fedora and a bow-tie? Yes, please. You’re speaking my language, Mr. Alan. Short shorts and bright colors.
I’ve had the number dialed into my phone before, seconds away from calling to order this bag:
Why you need a bag like this: You’re not in college anymore. I’ve always liked tote bags and hated carrying a messenger bag/crossbody. I never liked TimBuk2 bags when it comes to the commuting supplies. I’m sure they are totally worth it, but not my style. My Filson Tote can be a little drab with the colors and I like a pop every once in awhile, plus these would look dope in spring & summer.
3 Jack Spade tote bags for under $150 bucks a pop? Deal.
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