Brothers, it is well worth taking the time to think about what you wear and finding your own style. Find some inspiration from the greats with
Esquire magazine's list of the
75 Best Dressed Men of All Time or be a rebel and strike it out on your own with the hints below.
If you want to invest in
one single item that will make your wardrobe, the only thing that will regret you forking out for a statement jacket is your bank balance. Jeans a little worn? Shoes not polished? With classy threads like these no one will notice.
Leather Monkeys, based in the United Kingdom, currently offer three fierce styles of handmade leather jackets to chose from. Their
Fighter jacket (above) comes complete with quilted red cotton lining for additional swagger. Each Leather Monkeys piece is hand-cut and hand-stitched from premium cowhide, but they have a fab range of
vintage leather jackets for those who prefer their vintage high end and collectible.
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Black onyx crystal / Stud earrings for men by Candy Foxx |
Don't let the ladies be the only ones to wear bling. For pierced chaps, there are a range of online indie jewellery designers who make trendy pieces just for you. These
black onyx earrings for men are handmade by
Candy Foxx in Lithuania. Black onyx can be worn for protection and to ward against negativity by those who are spiritually inclined. Otherwise you can just wear it because it looks cool.
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The only Cash I need is Johnny / Johnny Cash t-shirt from The Studio 315 |
Find your voice and wear it blazing across your chest. Witty banter is where it's at lads. The
James Dean t-shirt and leather jacket combo will always be in style, but make it your own with a slogan that appeals to
you. Pay tribute to the original
Man in Black with this
Johnny Cash tee (above) from
The Studio 315 on
Etsy.
There's nothing wrong with walking a mile in someone else's shoes if you do it with vintage flair. A pair of worn in Doc's should last the distance. These vintage
Doc Martens ankle boots (above) from
Ramen Zombie are all about adding a touch of 1960's Chelsea style with their pointy toes and pull-on practicality.
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