Crafting the Perfect Look with a Duster Coat

January 13, 2026

Filed Under : My Style

What I’m Wearing
Duster Coat| Cardigan | Cargo Pants | Penny Loafers

A duster coat is one of those pieces that moves before you do. So, the outfit already has a little drama built in. I styled mine layered over a cardigan with cargo pants and penny loafers to balance softness, structure, and just enough utility. It’s perfect for those days when you want your outfit to say effortless, even though you planned it.

Adios,

-Bryce Lennon

Creating the Perfect Leather Jacket Outfit

January 6, 2026

Filed Under : My Style

What I’m Wearing
Leather Jacket| Sweater Vest | Pleated Pants | Mary Jane Loafers

A leather jacket instantly adds edge, even when the rest of the outfit is doing the whole smart, structured, and slightly academic thing. I layered mine over a crisp dress shirt and a cropped argyle sweater vest, paired with pleated pants and Mary Jane loafers for a look that feels equal parts prep school and street style. It’s proof that styling a leather jacket doesn’t always have to give biker. Sometimes, it quietly whispers fashion knows exactly what it’s doing.

Until next time,

-Bryce Lennon

How to Style a Shacket for Winter

January 2, 2026

Filed Under : My Style

What I’m Wearing
Shacket| Henley | Pants | Cowboy Boots

A burgundy shacket is that perfect in-between layer that says “I tried CHILE,” without actually trying too hard though. Today, I styled mine with a classic henley tee, thrifted and upcycled tweed pants, and cowboy boots. It’s giving fall street style, a subtle Western moment, and proof that a burgundy shacket really can do all the heavy lifting. No emotional support jacket required, PERIOD!

Always,

-Bryce Lennon

Styling a Boxy Fit Polo Shirt

May 22, 2025

Filed Under : My Style

What I’m Wearing
Polo Shirt| Denim Shorts | Loafers

Styling a boxy fit polo shirt is all about balancing proportions and texture. Today, I paired mine with jorts and loafers for a relaxed yet elevated look that works for weekend outings.

Later,

-Bryce Lennon