The Sartorialist posted this a while back, about silk shorts for men. The visual beauty of this picture is apparent the moment you look at it. I think you'd have to have a leg tat to get away with this look.

It reminds me of those Juicy Couture Ads from a few seasons back when they first released their signature scent. These shorts are juicy. But are they adaptable to everyday wear? Or would this be a strictly weekend look for you guys?

More at THE SARTORIALIST: here.

Labels: Inspiration, New Concept, Personal Style, Shorts, Silk Shorts, Tatoos, The Sartorialist

It's a first for me. A resort collection, made in complete sustainable organics. Why should you care? Because Resort collections are taking center stage in a Earthen Habitat that is being twisted in havoc by Global Warming. You absolutely never know what to wear anymore. John Patrick is fixing that. Making layers friendly for your wallet and the world, he's also making them chic. Not only can you look good, but feel good about giving back. As you can see from the pics, it's all very wearable and in keeping with the global themes we've seen for the last three seasons. I can't help but adore the fierce difference of the fabrics, which range from tan canvas to oxford shirt cottons in the typical shades of blue you'd expect. These outfits are a bit like finding Chinese pottery at a yard sale, they're rough around the edges but you know you're helping out by purchasing it. You're getting one of a kind pieces that your friends will appreciate and you'll breathe easy knowing that the organic cottons were results of fair trade with farmers and grown without harsh pesticides to rub on your skin all day. I give the idea five stars! Keep on!

Labels: 08, earth, eco-chic, Fashion, green, Green living, John Patrick, Personal Style, scarves

If for any moment you doubted any man other than Johnny Depp's ability to wear man-scara convincingly, you were seriously wrong. Meet exhibit a: Devendra Barnhart. Not only can he do some serious man-scara, he also is prone to high low dressing, which we absolutely love. In a world of static pretty boys whose names we can't always remember, we take comfort in knowing that there are guys like Dev who show us guys a thing or two about individualist dressing.

For tips and advice on his brand of high low, click here.

Labels: Devendra Barnhart, Personal Style