G entlemen’s fashion has historically transitioned into sharp suits for fall, with tailoring and fabrics that recall another era. Modern threads borrow from this nostalgic influence and translate the finery into current looks. Mixing elements such as hoodies with button-downs and ties relaxes a boring suit but retains integrity. Same goes for wearing well-tailored suits with tricked-out tennis shoes. This month’s fashion was shot in a beautiful vintage car garage with the most alluring heavy-metal beauties. We paired the cars with styles that knock the starch out of stuffy men’s suiting but still have enough strength for today’s well-dressed man.
Stay on track with this elegant but casual shirt and tie combo. The 1961 red Corvette is begging for it.
Heathered hoodie by 7 For All Mankind $160 • The Attic in Overton SquarePlaid button-down by Southern Marsh $75 • Lansky 126Knit tie $125 • James Davis in Laurelwood
Today’s knits envelop a man with distinction, as does this super-sweet, candy-blue Superformance.
Sweater by Billy Reid $395Agave cream-colored long-sleeve T-shirt $65Teal-colored denim by Hiltl $250Oak Hall
This color combo recalls the gangster days of the 1939 Packard.
Brown pin-striped shirt by Borgo $155 • James Davis in LaurelwoodPuffy black jacket by Kuhl $179 • Lansky 126Grey denim by JBrand $176Leather ostrich embossed belt $95Frye suede high-tops $188 Oak Hall
This look is as cool as the rare 300C Chrysler.
Plaid sportcoat by Peter Millar $850Light-blue silk tie $155Brown corduroy by AG $198 James Davis in LaurelwoodFloral printed button-down by Age of Wisdom $98 • from Lansky 126Fine wool sweater by Vince $275Suede kicks by New Balance $295 Oak Hall
Special Thank You
Adam Kaluznymodel from COLORS AgencyLucy Hadskeyhairstylist Secret Services SalonKendrick Simpsonmakeup artist 20Twelve on BroadSusie Reuterdigital artist
