While fit will always be subject to trends and personal preference, we believe there are some universally flattering guidelines. Jeans, t-shirts and sneakers go together like Crosby, Stills and Nash. Want to keep things simple and understated? Go with white, black or grey. Want to stand out a bit?
Try light blue or pink. Same goes for your sneakers. If you prefer a minimal leather sneaker, that works too! The Henley shirt is very similar to the t-shirt, but it has a placket below the neckline with a short column of buttons. Most Henleys have long sleeves, although short sleeve versions are available. Like boots, Henley shirts are rooted in function. Their utilitarian origins give them a rugged vibe that gels perfectly with boots.
Another great thing about dark wash jeans is the fact that they can be worn all year round. For footwear, you have choices here. Since polos are traditionally worn more in warmer seasons, we recommend sneakers, loafers or driving mocs. If you need some extra warmth or protection from the rain, throw on a lightweight jacket like a raincoat or Harrington. Just like Henley shirts, work shirts are rooted in utility. Flannel work shirts would be our top choice for cooler months.
Go for a more casual boot like a classic work boot, leather desert boot or suede Chelsea. Feel free to layer your work shirt over a t-shirt or Henley. I chose a light sweater but you easily go for a chunky knit sweater in winter.
I feel like a dark color would work really well in this case. I bought the above check shirt from the Uniqlo JW Anderson. I love the asymmetrical checks and the neutral colors. And there are some cases were the two colors can definitely clash. I thnk the above outfit where I put a brown sweater over the check shirt mentioned above is a great example of this in action. I love turtlenecks and often wear them with dark denim.
My favorite turtleneck is the dark chunky knit one featured in this article. But I recently bought the off-white one in the image above and I think the navy and neutral colors look great together. Dark blue denim and oxford shirts are a perfect match. There are of course different options for styling it more uniquely too. If you are interested, here are some of the best navy blue top outfit ideas that I have collected.
To kick start this list of stylish and low profile outfit ideas, I am going to show you a business casual outfit that is easy to pull off. You can simply wear a navy blue t shirt with a pair of navy cropped chinos. Pair them with black open toe heels and a black purse to look professional and smart. To look slight less formal, you may want to wear a pair of jeans instead of chinos. For example, you can wear a navy puff shoulder long sleeve blouse with a pair of blue ripped skinny jeans to look smart and casual.
Wear a pair of pink leather ballet flats to complete this look in a ladylike way. This is a low-key sexy outfit that also looks pretty stylish. To form this look, choose a navy sleeveless top that comes with cutout details which make you show some skin near your underarm area. Pair the top with light blue skinny jeans and a pair of navy blue ballet heels to look more elegant.
This is a much more casual and youthful street outfit that is great for wearing to casual hangouts. To form this look, simply wear a navy long sleeve t shirt with blue skinny ripped jeans. Wear a pair of brown leather ribbon flats and a brown leather nifty shoulder bags to look even more youthful and refreshing. For those of you who have beautiful collarbones but think that an off the shoulder blouse is a little too much for you, wearing a boat neck top like this navy blue one is a great option.
A spritz of fabric freshener like Febreze can also help, or a low-heat tumble dry with a scented Bounce dryer sheet. And for small stains, a simple spot cleaning by hand is just fine.
The Art of Manliness has a great article on general clothing care tips i. Here are five easy looks. Mixing up textures and more diverse shades for the fall and winter is a seasonally appropriate match for the cold weather that hits the country a lot this time of year.
The elbow-patch cardigan is a more bold move than a v-neck sweater. A thicker merino or lambswool is another great option. Even though this can be classified as business casual in most overly-casual offices, feel free to skip the tie.
At first glance, this outfit might not seem too different from outfit 1 because most pieces are very similar—versatility, right? More than that, it practically screams rugged style. In colder parts of the country, thicker knits are going to be your friend when it gets cold. And yes, that combo definitely works. Just ask this guy. In fact, the cardigan-and-henley combo provides some nice textural touches.
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