Attention to detail, Details for attention

Accessories, Yeah thats right accessories,

Bohemian chic
Now I havent really mentioned the various options available, but in all honesty a selection of wrist beads or a leather wrist strap can really finish a look off.

Took me ages to find a decent pair until Topman started selling them for the winter season, H&M also have a great selection of necklaces and wrist accessories. Give Asos a shout as well.

www.asos.com

As an older bloke I think its best to stick to browns and blacks, younger people feel free to try the flourescent rave colours.


BELTS

Compliments an outfit so well, nothing worse than a pair of Denim belt holes dangling in a lonely manner (ok bit exagerated)

Now the belt you choose is totally upto you. Personally I like a slim belt with trousers and sometimes with skinny jeans. However if wearing straight leg or loose fits a chunky belt fills that area, particulary if your wearing a top that ends at your waist, I.e leather bomber jacket or a harrington jacket.

Watches

Although their are loads upon loads of watches Me and Mr Newologist love the casio G shocks range http://www.gshock.com/products/ and Toy watches. For a serious gentleman I love the Philipe Patek and the Chanel J12 or and of course Breitling.


Stay tuned for hats and the rest,

The message here is that a little attention to detail can really make a difference to your outfit, it can save you from spending large amounts of money on clothes as well, providing you master the details.

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Thick Essential

One of my personal favourite pieces for winter is the thick cable knit cardigan.

They are ideal for layering and can be worn around town or for a casual drink.

They look great with any cut of denim and look cutting edge with a smart pair of trousers and brogues.

Personally I like to wear mine over a plaid shirt with some low crotch jeans and deck shoes. If its really cold throw on a lighter jacket over the jumper leaving the cuffs showing under it. A saggy hat always completes it for me.

Try H&M and River Island for a decent one. Paul and Joe is great for the big spenders amongst you.

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Clarks Desert boots

The 1950's boot is back

A versatile boot which can go equally as well with jeans or smart trousers.

They look fantastic with a slim trousers or a straight leg denim, and are perfectly complemented with a pea coat or thick lenghty trent coat.

The best thing is if you look after them they can be used as a key piece for next spring summer as well, they look brilliant with a pair of chinos and no socks, for a preppy look.

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Timmberrrrrrrrrhh!

Timberland Counterpane boots

Just when I though I had found my footwear for the winter , Timberland hit me with this beautifully crafted boot inspired by the traditional work boots of the early 1900's.

Now although I was very reluctant to tell you about these, I decided I would do the good thing and share the wealth.

I intend to get my hand on the cheapest pair available and wear them more often than I have done espradrilles this summer, "which is a lot for the record".

As you may have guessed im gonna wear a slim to straight leg denim, however a carpenter loose fit denim would look just as great for the winter months.

I thick cable knot cardigan/jumper would really carry these off.

Check out the site: www.timberlandonline.co.uk

casual jog

The simplicity and the fact that it doesnt divert too far from today's high street trends confirms that this will be a trend for winter.

So grab a pair of "fitted" joggers throw on a pair of military boots and plaid shirt.

Two things that could really ruin this look 1) baggy jogging bottoms 2) wearing a hoodie, personally I would go for a leather bomber jacket over the plaid shirt and maybe a saggy hat for good measure.

The above is the collection from topman check it out.

http://www.topman.com


Let me know what you think about this one?