When braving the elements this time of year, you can never be too careful. A chilly breeze out of nowhere. An unexpected light drizzle. A puddle to negotiate. Sudden sunniness. Clearly, the world will end next year as predicted. But let’s focus on the immediate crises at hand: Shorts or pants? Jacket or raincoat? Iced tea or hot coffee? You need to be able to adapt on a dime; otherwise, simple tasks like parking the car and walking to a restaurant could end in slight discomfort. Relax. We’ve got you covered. Bring it on, rogue leaf!
EDITOR’S NOTE: In no way do we intend to downplay the horrific disasters in Japan. Contrarily, we’re quite thankful and feel lucky to have the luxury of obsessing over the daily mundane. If you’re reading this, you’ve got it really good even if you think you don’t. Help support Japan here.
TRENDS:
Waxed Cotton Shells: Noodle Park Primo Utility Jacket at Bonobos $310.00
Classic Chino Shorts: Bonobos Graham Canyon Washed Chino Shorts $65.00
Vintage Tees: Velva Sheen Vintage Oatmeal Pocket Tee $70.00 (Two-Pack)
Old School Sneakers: New Balance 420 Retro Running Shoes $59.99
Don’t throw away the deodorant just yet: we’re simply talking about adding a little more texture with chambray shirts, cut-off corduroy shorts, and sun-faded v-neck tees. Add blips of neon with a retro running shoe.
Offset all the washed neutral color on top with a blip of unexpected pop color in a new pair of retro running shoes. We love these vintage kicks that go with all the khaki, gray, white and navy that has accumulated in your closet over the years.
April 8, 2011
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