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It’s been a great week in NYC attending the first New York Fashion Week: Men’s, but I have to tell you that I need a vacation! Prior to this busy week, I was on the road for 23 days with only one day at home before hopping on a train to take care of business in NYC. Thankfully, I’m headed to Tulum today for a week of extreme relaxation. Though I intend to spend the majority of my time laying on the beach or by the pool with cocktail in hand, I do plan to clean up for a few nice evening meals. Here’s how I’m staying tropically tailored.
| WEARING | Suitsupply double-breasted blazer, Al Bazar shirt, Brooks Brothers pants, Goorin Bros. hat, Oliver Peoples sunglasses, Tateossian and Dee Berkley bracelets, Allen Edmonds loafers | PHOTOGRAPHY | by Rob McIver Photo
The right hat. A straw hat is both practical and stylish. It shields my face from the sun while lounging around the pool or at the beach, while instantly giving a dressed up look a little bit of a tropical vibe.
Unbutton it. I’m a fan of unbuttoning my button-ups one button further than I usually do during the summer. So instead of the top two, I do the top three. It’s casually cool, confident and sexy. It also helps to dress down a double-breasted blazer.
Accessorize with color. I’m usually pretty conservative when it comes to the beads on my right wrist and tend to stick with brown and black just to balance everything. However, with the tropical environment, adding a little color seems appropriate. The Dee Berkley collection has some great options.
Loafers FTW. You’ve got to have a killer pair of loafers. I’ve gotten a ton of mileage out of my Allen Edmonds Grand Caymans over the last few years.
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Thanks for reading.
Stylishly Yours,
Brian Sacawa
He Spoke Style