What I’m Wearing
Leather Jacket | Turtleneck | Pants | Sneakers

Not only are leather jackets super stylish, they’re very appropriate for the fall season. Consider pairing yours with a contrasting, white sweater or turtleneck with a pair of dress pants, as shown above. All these colors are similar, but have different textures. So, how do you feel about this particular look? Feel free and share in the comments section below. 

Later,

-Bryce Lennon

What I’m Wearing
Varsity Jacket | Sweatshirt | Pants | Boots

Varsity jackets are all the rave this season! Today, I brought out my wool and leather mix bomber from back in the day. This jacket looks great worn with darker colors, as shown above. For this look, I went with a contrasting pair of brown corduroy pants, a black sweatshirt, and oxford boots. So, how do you feel about this particular look? Feel free and share in the comments section below. 

Peace,

-Bryce Lennon

What I’m Wearing
Shirt | Pants | Sneakers

While corduroy is usually associated with the colder months, all the cool kids are wearing them this fall. Thick and warm, this textile fabric is super durable and can be worn with most tops. Boldly pair it with autumn colors to stay within the season. So, how do you feel about this particular look? Feel free and share in the comments section below. 

Adios,

-Bryce Lennon

What I’m Wearing
Cardigan | T-Shirt | Pants | Boots

About ten years ago, button-down cardigan sweaters were a big deal. If you recall, the preppy movement was in full swing back then. You couldn’t tell me nothing in my bowtie, dress shirt, and a sweater (You already know which one). Flash forward a decade later, everything is a little longer and chunkier, but styled a bit differently than before. Most fashionable guys are wearing white tees with everything. So, why not wear one with your favorite cardigan sweater (Mine, of course, is the varsity cardigan)? In addition, I like styling my cardigan with a pair of wide-leg dress pants. So, how do you feel about this particular look? Feel free and share in the comments section below. 

Later,

-Bryce Lennon