Friday Faux Pas: Baggy Pants

One of the biggest problems I find in most wardrobes are ill fitting pants. Clearly, everyone has a preference towards fit, but there is a difference between preference and neglect and its rampant in most men's closets. Baggy jeans are a particular issue that needs to be addressed; its a simple fix and one that will instantly improve your look.

The Rap genre popularized baggy jeans, but I'm most concerned with the bag around the ankles that signifies that those pants need to be re-hemmed. If you're still rocking pants that show your boxers, then there is really no hope for you, it just shows a level of laziness that a belt was too much effort to put on. The bunching around the ankles makes your pants look like your dad gave you his old pair, so to stymie this connotation, locate a tailor and spend the $10 to get them fitted to you.

Left: muy bueno. Right: Where'd you get those...the toilet store?

Another alteration that is easy to do and will bolster a streamlined look is tapering. A similarly cheap pants fix that narrows the leg below the knee, so you get a slimmer look without the slim constriction. Admittedly, this is a preference topic, the tapered look isn't for everyone, but almost everything is worth trying at least once.

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Friday for more of my style pet peeves!

Thursday Threads: Over(coat) Winter?

Being in Florida, you sometimes forget that up north there are these things called seasons like Fall, Spring, and Winter that mean more than just new merchandise in stores. My past couple of Thursday posts have been focused on the southern majority or the lucky snow birds that have managed to avoid the horrid winter doldrums of the Northeast. For the unfortunate millions, how do you stay warm and stylish at the same time? The overcoat!

Traditionally, overcoats are long jackets that drape over your outfit to protect you from the elements during your daily commute. The more contemporary design has tended towards a shorter, streamlined overcoat that still protects while adding to your look without looking like you just exited WWI. However, they tend to get pricey so chances are you'll have to pick one fabric, color, and style for your overcoat. Black pea coats are classic, navy nautical jackets are versatile, but if you want to stand out in a season dominated by a dull color palette, go for a camel wool trench coat. It'll still match all of your winter blues while differentiating you from the masses and giving you a nice transition coat into the Spring.

The Overcoat:

J. Crew: $450

The Rest:

Tommy Hilfiger: $420

J. Crew: $88

The Tie Bar: $15 & $8

Ralph Lauren: $168

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Thursday for some sweet threads!

Wardrobe Essentials: Black Dress Loafer

Originally I thought that I would be able to provide tips on well-being every Wednesday, but it just so happens that I don't have that much advice to offer and it deviates from the core of this fashion blog. So I have decided to veer in the direction of essential items that every man needs in his closet, no matter how fashion forward or conservative they are. One thing that every man needs and the starting point for this Wednesday topic is a quality pair of black loafers.

I'm not talking about driving loafers, those you could do without; I'm referring to a pair that have the ability to be worn with a suit or jeans. The beauty of this type of shoe is that it will always be in stores in a variety of styles, although you should stick to penny or horse-bit loafers. These styles provide a classic touch to your shoe game and, if taken care of properly, will stay with you for years to come. When looking for dress loafers, you'll want a shoe with a high vamp (tongue) on the shoe which will prevent them from looking like old-timer/casual loafers.

Gucci: $670

The iconic black loafer obviously goes to Gucci who has been well known for their quality of leather and shoe construction which goes unrivaled by any other company. If you treat the leather every other week and resole them when necessary, you won't have to buy another pair ever again, which justifies the price tag. If your price point is much lower, like me, then opt for products from Johnston & Murphy or Cole Haan who provide quality and comfort for a bargain.

Johnston & Murphy: $165

Cole Haan: $198

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Wednesday for more wardrobe essentials!

Tech Tuesday: New Glass for Google

The wearable technology revolution is upon us, and before you know it, everyone will be walking around with some smart piece of something aside from their phone. With that said, we're still pretty far off from any technology that actually is "wearable". As I mentioned in my post about Pebble Steel, the majority of product being released looks absolutely ridiculous, something you wouldn't be caught dead in.

The Split frame seems to be my favorite so far!

Google Glass, the HUD for your life, still falls into the category of "what on earth" with its outlandish slide bar mechanism, camera, and screen all atrociously located on the right side of your head. They are heading in the right direction, though, with their latest release of Google Glass Titanium done in tandem with Maui Jim. They are offering four new frames that accommodate prescription eye wear and three options for sunglasses. The frames are all under $300, but they do not include the Google Glass Hardware, so despite the fact that there will still be an ugly assembly on your ear, at least the frames it'll be on look great.

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Tuesday for some more exciting technology!

Monday Outlook: Black & White

There seems to be a shift in the world of denim, and it stems from the growth in the start ups within the fashion industry that are looking to put their stamp on society. Companies like Naked & Famous specialize in Japanese selvedge or Mott & Bow who are looking to provide premium jeans, comparable to designer brands, for a not-so-designer price. All of these moves are giving denim giants like Lucky and True Religion a run for their money.

One of the most recent changes and looks that are coming for the beginning of Spring is the introduction of Black and White denim (no, not in the same jeans). Similar to the Fall and Winter trend of colored chinos to add some flare to your winter wardrobe, this trend is looking to take a break from the traditional blue denim.

Black denim has with it a stigma of a grungy, biker look, but we're not talking about a pair of Lee jeans in jet black. This is where the selvedge denim comes into play; it provides a cleaner look and adds the opportunity to put some contrasting color in the stitching when you cuff them up, adding some needed pop to the jeans. Obviously, the better tailored they are, the better they are going to look, just make sure they are well-fitted around the waist and tapered in the leg or else you will look like a member of Sons of Anarchy.

Rogue Territory: $210

White denim is another problematic color choice in jeans. You risk coming off a little queer or be mistaken for a polo player, either way, its not the attention you're looking for. I personally would not partake in this trend simply because I have long legs, and don't want all that white dominating my look. But for those of you brave enough, keep it simple and casual, but for the love of all things holy, do not wear a bright colored polo!

Levi's: $44

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Monday for some more upcoming trends!

Celebrity Sunday: Leonardo DiCaprio

It is hard to ignore his influence and after his performance last night on Saturday Night Live, I had to dedicate this Celebrity Sunday to Leonardo DiCaprio. Leo broke onto the scene in 1991 and ever since has been a style icon, molding his fashion as the years passed.

Notice...

He has starred in some of the highest grossing films in Hollywood history and won many awards for it (still working on that Oscar though). His most recent roles in Wolfe on Wall Street and The Great Gatsby have inspired style movements; waves of blogs offering "Dress like Wolf on Wall Street" and the Brooks Brothers Gatsby Collection respectively.

...the...

Something about his style over the years exudes a classy timelessness that you don't see very often, and has allowed him to stay more than relevant in the film industry, which is most notable in that he always seems to be starring in a hit movie every year. You'll see him in the pages of GQ, Esquire, People, insert notable publication here, he is a star that doesn't seem to be dwindling anytime soon.

...EVOLUTION!

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Sunday for another fashion icon!

Saturday Spotlight: Miansai

The devil is the in details as they say, and this is truest when it comes to fashion. The place where details are most easily improved is in the accessory department; staying with a trend or adding some color to your wardrobe by getting a new watch makes more sense than buying a new shirt or shirt. The company we'll be spotlighting today goes by the name Miansai, and they deal in just that, the accessories.

Judging by the name, you'd think Miansai is a company based out of the Far East specializing in cheaply made goods made by under paid workers. In reality, this company is based in Miami, FL and started in 2008 specializing in hand-made, high-quality accessories such as wallets and watches. The entire process from design to manufacturing is done in house and are comprised of the finest materials available. For example, their watches feature Japanese movements, Swiss quartz, and Italian leather all assembled in the US. Miansai even offers a customization ability on one of their more popular bracelet products.

M1 Hunter: $385

The company is still in its growth stage with only 30 craftsman on hand, but I anticipate a major spurt within the next year. My reasoning: the design of their products will grab anyone's attention, and the quality will keep the customers loyal to such a great brand. Not to mention, the price point that they offer is just the right mix of luxe and affordability, oh and don't forget, MADE IN THE USA!

Hook Bracelet: $145

Visit Miansai's page and checkout what they offer, you won't be disappointed. Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Saturday for another great company!

Friday Faux Pas: Matchy Matchy

Simplicity and consistency are always a safe bet in style, classics look just as good (if not better) than the latest trend. But where this train leaves the tracks is when you try to match colors and pattern and fabrics in effort to "match". I have dealt with countless customers asking for a tie that matches their sport coat or a sport coat that matches the color of a specific shirts; on the outside, I retain my typical calm demeanor, but underneath I wanted to shake these people!

I have erred in the ways of matching once and I learned my lesson immediately, never committing the crime again. Psychologically, you want to put together a seamless outfit, so the effort is there but it won't be conveyed to the people who see it. If you're going to match the color, change up the pattern or the fabric. If the fabric is the same, change the color or the pattern. Never match the pattern though, no combination of fabric or color will save you on this one.

Here are a couple rules that I go by to avoid being all "matchy matchy":

1. Your tie and pocket square should be different fabrics.
2. Plaid suit or sport coat? Plain shirt and tie.
3. Stripes on stripes is okay when they are oriented differently.
4. Two corduroys don't make a right...unless they are of different color and amplitude.
5. Going tonal? Make the colors different.
6. Lots of texture helps to prevent matching.
7. Canadian tuxedos are OK now, just make sure the denims are different.

Do any of these outfits "match"? NO, but they are seamless and eye-catching.

These are just a couple of my rules, if you have any more, please leave a comment below! Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Friday for more fashion faux pas!

Thursday Threads: Happy Hour

By this point in the week, you've had just about enough of work and the weekend cannot come any sooner. Thursday night may not be the time to go for an all-night rager as you'll have to show up for work the next morning, but  it is definitely the time to go to happy hour, kick back and relax and take a load off. Showing up to happy hour in your work clothes isn't against the rules, but you want to come off as "I busted my ass this week, time to unwind".

Here's how you do it: Bring some jeans to work on Thursday (not wear them) and have them in your office to change into once you're off the clock. Whether its a three-piece suit or a sport coat, jeans will still work to add a casual twist to your business garb. Regardless of the fabric, pattern, or color of the jacket you're wearing, make sure the jeans are dark, or else there is bound to be a disconnect in your outfit. As for up top, your discretion is the best option. If you're comfortable in your tie, then rock it; if not, loosen it up a little or just remove it altogether, but keep the the coat on.

For Work:

SuitSupply: $399

Hugh & Crye: $85

TheTieBar: $15, $15, $8 (clockwise from the top left)

Brooks Brothers: $368

The Jeans:

Lucky Brand: $129

Going with something along these lines will get you looks in the office and at happy hour effortlessly. Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Thursday for some great thread combos!

Wednesday Wellness: Feet First

Looking good stems from feeling good and the most important part of your body for managing your mood are your feet. Whenever your feet are sore, all you want to do is sit down and stop everything to relax. Contrarily, a foot massage is probably one of the best feelings on this green Earth. There are plenty of ways to take care of your feet that range from self-myofascial release products to cosmetic ointments, but the best ways to take care of your feet are as simple as getting proper shoes and getting an occasional pedicure.

The right shoes make such a difference in terms of style and comfort. For the price that premium shoes or sneakers go for these days, there is no point in settling for something too big or small or that creates foot discomfort. Ideally, when buying shoes, you're looking for a snug fit around the entirety of your foot and enough room for your toes to lie flat on the insole; when the leather breaks in, you'll feel like they were specially made for your foot. If you need more cushioning, get insoles as opposed to buying rubber soled shoes; rubber soles will wear less evenly than leather and wood constructions and lead to sore feet and worse.

A little fact about measuring your foot that most aren't aware of.

After you've found your fit and know what to get, go get a pedicure. Its unbelievable the benefits of getting one done and its such a relaxing process. I was originally against the idea as an athlete because I was worried they would remove some calluses that prevented blisters from forming, but after receiving one, I swear by it! Your feet will be clean, the nails will be prefect, and all the knots in your lower legs will get worked out. Depending on where you go, this will only run you $40, and for those of you that are hesitant, $40 will have never been better spent.

Tell me you don't want to go get one right now!

If your feet are still giving you problems after that, consult a foot doctor before something serious perspires. Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Wednesday for more wellness tips!

Tech Tuesday: Slimmer Pockets with Silo

So picture you're wearing a very streamlined, expertly-tailored suit...and then there is a huge bulge in your back pocket throwing off the whole thing. A fat wallet either screams "I have way too many credit cards" or "I cashed my bonus check", either way, it looks bad and attracts unwanted attention. Card case wallets can be difficult and fill up quickly, money clips can be unreliable, and Bi/Tri fold wallets don't even come into the picture.

Sometimes the simplest things are the best.

So what is out there to appease all these issues? A new company out of Sydney, Australia by the name of Silo has come up with a great solution to the pocket fat problem. A simple titanium mesh card coupled with a durable silicon band serve to protect and hold tight to everything in your pocket. Both sides can be used to hold cash and cards, but also functions as an iPhone stand, a bottle opener, and as for security, the Silo Mesh Card prevents RFID theft on your cards. All this functionality and all at $40 (I'm pretty sure that the weight in titanium alone is worth more than that).

Help Silo's Kickstarter fund!

Preregistering is currently going on at the Silo company page and I anticipate product shipping sometime during the Summer 2014. Check out their Kickstarter and visit Silo's page for more information. Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Tuesday for more exciting tech!

Monday Outlook: Silky Smooth

We're still in the heart of January, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be preparing your wardrobe for the ides of April. In the previous two Outlooks, I covered the Blue Movement and the Power of Floral, and today I will be covering the move towards silk. Its definitely a move for the fashion forward, but if done right, it will make you look like a bona fide celebrity.

Obviously, when you think silk in men's wear, you think about ties. That wouldn't be much of a statement or trend if you just bust out the silk ties; it'll go unnoticed and won't draw any attention. This spring is pushing the boundaries with the use of silk and most notably so with silk suiting. A silk shirt is great, it'll feel great on the skin and be very light for the hotter months, but it won't make much of a splash. A well tailored silk suit, however, will not only be light, but it will add some pizazz to the cotton suiting you already own.

Gucci's SS14 line includes orange silk!

As I mentioned earlier in this post, a silk suit is a very fashion-forward purchase and also a very pricey one. So what to do for those trying to embrace a trend without paying a pretty penny? Your best bet is with a cotton suit with a high sheen, admittedly a tough find, but will run a lot less than a silk suit and will give you the same look. As for color choice, I would opt for a warmer, patternless fabric; this will allow you to wear those fun florals underneath without any chance of clashing with a plaid or stripe pattern in the suit.

StyleBop: $620

This cotton suit has the same look as Gucci's orange silk suit and predictably at less than half the price! Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Monday for the next Outlook!

Celebrity Sunday: Idris Elba

When you think of style icons, you tend to focus on Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Justin Timberlake...catching a drift here? They tend towards the "lighter" side of the spectrum and its sad because when you get away from the loud mouths like Kanye who are using fashion as a plea for attention, you get to role models like Pharrell and Aloe Blacc (kind of biased here because they are both great musicians). I will be sure to cover them on another Sunday, but today I wanted to focus on a very intense icon who brings it in the style department everyday, Idris Elba.

Making the military look stylish in Pacific Rim.

Out of England, he is most known for his work on The Wire across the pond, but since his emergence in Hollywood in 2007, he has become the go to for roles requiring power and presence. His most recent work portraying the life of Nelson Mandela, he brought just those traits, lending to an unforgettable performance that is up-to-par with the same work from Morgan Freeman in Invictus. What most people aren't aware of, however, is that he is also a DJ going by the alias DJ Big Driis.

The casual three-piece? The casual three-piece!

More important than his immense talent is the fact that he knows how to dress and that has been noticed by GQ who most recently featured Elba on the October 2013 cover. The cover story was aimed at three-piece suits, which he makes seem effortless, but he is also very well known for throwing on the tonal look while attending award shows; for your information, not very easy to pull off. For his time in the American entertainment industry, Elba has already made quite an impact and in terms of style, you would be wise to take a thing or two from his look because he knows what he's doing.

Tonal never looked so right!

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Sunday for another style icon!

Saturday Spotlight: Frameri

This being the first of my Saturday Spotlight posts, I can explain it as simply as highlighting a company that is less known within the fashion world that needs to be brought to the forefront. Whether its an entrepreneurial venture or a large company that simply lacks recognition, I will give you an idea of what they do and why you should buy from them!

Personally, I have never needed prescription eye wear and hopefully never will, but I have heard that the process gets very expensive. A scholarly acquaintance of mine from the MBA Program at Notre Dame thought that this was a glaring issue that needed to be addressed. Now as an alumnus of the University of Notre Dame, its always a priority for me to help fellow Irish graduates because in my experience, they have done the same for me, so it is only fitting that I use this first Spotlight for the upcoming brand Frameri.

Konrad Billetz and a few of the students from the design school banded together last year with the idea that fashionable eye wear should be affordable for all while having a utility that has never been seen before. The key innovation that puts Frameri in a class of its own is that their lenses are interchangeable from frame to frame, so instead of buying 3 frames with 3 sets of prescription lenses, you'll only need the one set of lenses that can be applied to a multitude of frames.

The Tidal collection offered only at Frameri.

So far, the company offers 3 styles in a variety of colors and patterns and will be shipping in March 2014. In my opinion, the product is only going to keep on getting better as they develop more styles and come up with more product offerings; I know Konrad well enough to know that he won't dwell on just eye wear, he'll revolutionize more than just that under the Frameri flag. I encourage you to visit their website, even if you don't have vision problems, they also offer sun glass lenses that offer the same competitive advantage as the prescription lenses.

Check in daily for more fashion advice and again next Saturday for another exciting Spotlight!

Friday Faux Pas: Black Ties

One of my fellow colleagues at Robert Graham has been doing something that digs down and irks me in every since of my fashion ideology. Other than the fact that he wears the same thing day after day, he wears one of the most sinful accessories known to man, the black tie.

Ties are one of the easiest ways to spice up a suit or revamp an old shirt, its a chance to add some much needed pattern, texture, and character to an outfit. But when you throw on a black tie, you forfeit that part of your daily garb to simple conformity; its essentially the style version of a white flag of surrender or the throwing in the towel. As I've mentioned before, there is a time and place for anything. This is truest in fashion, and with the black tie, its time and place is at black tie affairs in the form of a bow tie, not a long tie. Anything outside of that, is simply just not putting in the effort to look good.

Classic: yes. Noteworthy: haha, good one.

And the associate I work with isn't the only one I've seen sinning in the neck wear department. I wouldn't go as far to say that this is a widespread epidemic, but it is something that needs to be treated and quarantined. The cure for this problem, GREY! A textured (chambray, wool, knit, etc.) or patterned (stripes, dots, plaid, etc.) will give you the same versatility, but without the bore and assumed lack of effort that is exuded in wearing a black tie.

Classic: yes. Noteworthy: absolutely!

If you can't find yourself a nice grey tie, then you just aren't looking hard enough if at all. Walk in to any J. Crew or Banana Republic and I guarantee you'll find something. The Tie Bar is always a reliable and affordable source of quality ties as well. Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Thursday for more of my style pet peeves!

Thursday Threads: Resort Versatilitiy

If you have the good fortune of living in a tropical climate (like myself) or you have the fortune to get away from your tundra like home, then you're probably able to throw on something lighter and head outside to the pool, beach, insert vacation activity here. With so many different activities though, you might not always be prepared, stylistically, for drinks with someone you bumped into or heading straight to dinner with the misses after the beach.

The solution: unstructured blazers, board shorts, simple t-shirts, and, most importantly, some form of shoe (not sandals!!!!). You would usually throw on board shorts and a t-shirt when heading out in a tropical location anyways, but in the effort of being prepared, go with a solid colored or classic patterned shirt and avoid the Hawaiian button up. As for the board shorts, its really up to what you're comfortable pairing with a blazer. For the more conservative, go with a tonal or simple pattern that doesn't beg for attention, and for the outgoing, go with a dark base, bright floral pattern that adds a contrast to the lighter fabric blazer.

Now on from the usual beach suspects and on to the blazer and the shoes. This is the opportunity to break out the Spring blazer that has been in the back of your closet since the onset of fall; a linen blazer or light cotton twill sport coat with minimal structuring will be perfect for the occasion. The shoes are the key here because they need to be versatile in being able to take a beating on a trail but also be classy when you arrive at your nightly gathering spot. I usually stray away from the Espadrilles made ever so popular by TOMS, but these are the perfect shoe for the situation at hand.

Here are a couple picks that will get the creative juices flowing:

Ralph Lauren: $1375

J. Crew: $45

Lacrosse Playground: $44

TOMS: $54

I really love the board shorts because they have the feel and wear of shorts, are quick drying like a bathing suit, and even change pattern when they are wet! Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Thursday for another run of cool threads!

Wednesday Well-Being: Home Fitness via Iron Gym

I'm not one for TV infomercials, they are usually a big waste of your time and the only thing you're left with at the end is the question "Why did I just waste part of my life on that?". This couldn't be any more true when it comes to fitness equipment featuring yoked bodybuilders using the product giving you the false hope of one day being that ripped from using it. The problem is that most of the stuff advertised is focusing on one particular exercise and that really isn't the key to the ever elusive door of total fitness.

With all that said, if you are going to fall for any of these products, you should opt for the Iron Gym. If you haven't heard of it already then:

1. Have you been living under a rock for a long period of time?
2. It is a simple metal apparatus that affixes to your door frame so that you can do pull ups at home.

It also doubles as a rock to do push ups on for those of you that are too good for regular push ups, but all I'm getting at is that of all the possible things you could waste your money on, this would be the best one. Pull ups, push ups, some form of ab exercise other than crunches, and some cardio are all you really need to effectively get in shape and the Iron Gym offers three of the four. 

Just a couple examples of what you can do with the Iron Gym.

As I alluded to in my previous Wednesday Well-Being, people always make excuses for not going to the gym, but at under $40 after shipping and handling and requiring minimal setup, if any, the Iron Gym is the way to go. Check in daily for fashion advice and next Wednesday for some more fitness ideas! 

Tech Tuesday: A New Take on Tie Clips

Tie bars have been pretty consistent in the type of engineering that is put into this little accessory. You either have the clip form that clasps onto your tie and shirt or it just slides over both of them, either way, there hast been much in the way of revolutionizing the tie bar.

Ellsworth and Clyde have managed to do just that with their new line of tie bars. For one, they have added wood and leather accents where you would only see metal or gem work. The true genius of this collection, however, is the introduction of magnetics as opposed to the previously mentioned clasp or slide tie bars; and even more noteworthy, these things are reversible to accommodate ties of all sizes.

Magnetic, reversible, and all under $70

It's a unique take on a piece that is on the rise in the fashion world and I will be interested to see what other developments come about! Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Tuesday for more tech!

Monday Outlook: Flower Power

Last week I went through the upcoming trend towards brilliant and bright blues, but as with any seasonal shift, there will be more than one trend to keep up with. Typically in the spring you'll see the arrival of floral patterns in shirts, ties, jackets, you name it, it'll probably be made in a floral pattern. This Spring, however, you'll be seeing a shift from the go to Victorian floral, comprised of a smaller and more uniform pattern throughout, to tropical floral.

A great combo of the blue and tropical floral trends!

I know what you're thinking, here come the designer Hawaiian shirts...you might be right, but in my opinion, this is a good chance to introduce a new style into your wardrobe. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and other prominent designers have already started introducing their takes on the movement, which means that this tropical sensation is an official fashion trend.

Louis Vuitton at Fashion Week: Paris. Notice any floral?

For some of you, this trend may be a little outside of your fashion spectrum, but that's the great thing about style; its yours and you choose what it is or isn't. Adopting different trends isn't a set menu, a la carte is the name of the game, so play it the way that suits you! Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Monday for upcoming trends!

Celebrity Sunday: Jimmy Fallon

One of the careers I have always been envious of is being a late night talk show host. You don't have to wake up terribly early, get to meet celebrities on a daily basis, deliver news worthy info in humorous ways, and most importantly, suit up every night. One in particular that I have in mind is actually a new comer to this field, Jimmy Fallon, who has since become one of the most liked talk show hosts out there; is it the guests he brings on the show, the topics he discusses, or the fact that he has The Roots as his band... maybe its the culmination of everything.

Just Jimmy being featured on GQ's Style Bible...no big deal.

Like most popular comedians, Fallon got his start on Saturday Night Live which then blossomed into a career on the big screen and has now brought him to talk show television. Putting his comedic talent and likability aside, the man knows how to dress! Every night brings a new look, whether its a new shirt and tie combo or a great suit, but all add to his stylish image. Even the little things, like the ticket pockets he has added to his suiting show that he is keeping with the trend towards Refined European.

He also encourages his nightly guests to "bring it" and wear their best on the show, which is why I chose him this Sunday. He is a proponent of fashion among his peers, an influencer of the influential if you will. And unlike GQ (a brand) who influence style from month to month as their sole purpose, Jimmy Fallon (a person) does it on a nightly basis and just as a side gig. All I can say to Jimmy is to continue doing what you do comically and fashionably because its all working and everyone is loving it!

Just Jimmy making Gerard Butler look average...no big deal.

Check in daily for more fashion advice and next Sunday for more stylish celebs!