TV and film heroes are currently setting the standards for Men’s fashion. Does the man in your life need a bit of help in his daily dressing? Do you fantasize that he would dress like one of these gorgeous men? Book him an appointment with me today! I can’t change his face to look like Gary Barlow but I can sure show him how to dress like him!
Gary Barlow
Gary is currently leading the British Men’s style pack. His rules are simple; keep it fitted but not skin-tight, white shirts are best when wearing anything with a pattern and as this Marks and Spencer suit shows, you don’t have to spend a fortune to look good!
Marks and Spencer 3 button check suit
Leonardo DiCaprio
Leo’s character is a ball-breaking, money-laundering guy with a preppy, yacht-hopping, off-duty look that provide great basics for any man’s wardrobe. Polo shirts and chinos are making a come-back and update the look with slim leather belt and classic tennis shoes.
Lacoste Polo shirt
Benedict Cumberbach
This modern-day Sherlock Holmes comes with a wardrobe of smart cashmere scarves, double breasted military coats, fitted shirts and felt deerstalkers. Just don’t forget to turn up the collar!
Paul Smith Cashmere scarf
Reiss Navy pea coat
Justin Timberlake
Set to be one of the biggest film’s of the year ‘Llewyn Davis’ by the Coen brothers set in the 60s. Justin plays a folk singer desperately in love with his girlfriend whilst living in New York trying to make it big. Think check shirts, v-neck jumpers or cardigans to keep warm teamed with chinos or smart jeans.
John Smedley jumper
Ben Sherman check shirt
Nina Whitehead is a professional image consultant and stylist. Please contact Nina at nina@edits-styling for further information on personal shopping, image consultanting, wardrobe detox, colour anaylsis and look book suggestions. Or visit the website at www.edits-styling.com
