How to wear an handkerchief in a more fashionable and original way?
Check out this simple and cool way to use an handkerchief as a watch strap…
The tiniest detail sometimes creates the most mega interest, don’t you think?
Imagine what a Steve & Co. handkerchief might do to the look…
The street style blogs are rapidly filling up with images of incredibly well-dressed men. In particular, suiting up is becoming increasingly popular, especially among the younger guys.
While cut, fit and details continue to be key when it comes to the suit, it takes true ingenuity to break out of the box and make this gentleman staple new again.
Today we’ve been inspired by the cool blog Le Frères Jo’ written by two modern dandy, so stylish and original.
If you want to create this cool outfit Steve & Co. suggests these cool accessories that ca be the difference…
1. Shop black leather business bag
2. Shop pied-de-poule scarf
3. Shop bicolored handkerchief
4. Shop suede braided belt
5. Shop colored socks
The Beatles changed popular music as we know it: they were truly musical pioneers who created new genres, but they were also fashion icons, who inspired a generation of fans with their on and off stage outfits.
A true modern elegance is made by details: as we saw in the coolest streets, men don’t need to dare too much to get a really refined style.
They just need a black blazer, a white shirt and cool details: a white handkerchief in the pocket and a regimental strap for the watch contribute to create a smart and cool look.
Steve McQueen excelled at taking classic American sportswear and giving it a rugged, masculine edge.
Hallmarks of the actor’s style included slim-cut tailored suits to wear with bow ties and handkerchief.
As a racing enthusiast, the iconic star was also a fan of clothing he could get down and dirty in, such as racing jackets, simple cotton T-shirts to wear with braces, leather jackets and wonderful watches with Natostrap instead of original belt.
Shop Natostrap here.
Shop Handkerchief here.
Shop Braces here.
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