West Village
Hudson and Christopher St.
This is a man after my own heart as his outfit is pretty much a replica of my daily summer ensemble – Nike kicks, black fitted jeans and solid colored t-shirt. I much more clean cut, so I’d forgo the the beard, backpack and crutches.
SoHo
Prince and Mercer St.
Every summer there seems to be one item that I wear the hell out of and ponder why I buy so many summer clothes when I always end up wearing said item. This summer it’s my navy crewneck stretch t-shirt from Theory. That shirt has been my uniform piece and looks good with shorts, jeans, khakis, sweats (the nice kind). As seen here on this man, it’s usually best paired with a lighter color on the bottom.
West Village
Bleecker and Christopher St.
There is so much about this guy and this couple that is “West Village”. For those of you who live in New York and have observed the clogged streets of the West Village on weekend, you know what I mean – the stroller, the Magnolia Bakery bag, the plaid shirt and black jeans, the Saturday stubble. All the downtown cliches apply, but it does look good.
Nolita
Lafeyette and Prince St.
I find that European men in the city are more prone to wear the double breasted jacket. I like the mix of casual cotton twill fabric and side pockets with formality and structure of a typical wool suit.
West Village
6th Ave. and Washington Place
Just a typical casual Sunday with a sporty dude with the requisite scruff, Yankees cap,hoodie jacket,jeans and sneakers and his lady hailing a cab.
TriBeCa
West Broadway and Franklin St.
This couple had some nice tied scarf action both happening around their necks.I can never make my scarves look this good. They should give lessons.
Greenwich Village
6th Ave. and 8th St.
Here’s one for Valentine’s Day. I caught this couple last summer having a moment.
SoHo
Broome and Watts St.
For all this cold, debilitating weather we’ve had this past week in New York, I am reminded of one of the best sunsets I witnessed in my ‘hood last summer and as the light was going down, I was fortunate to capture one last shot of the day in the form of this fitted henley.
Nolita
Prince and Lafayette St.
Happy Holidays to all my faithful viewers and followers. My blog is about style, but it’s also about the love of people. I owe a lot of thanks to all the guys I encounter and meet on the streets and all the people who like to see how I capture them and who take the time to read my posts. This blog wouldn’t exist without your help!
West Village
Hudson and Morton St.
I spotted this guy while sitting across the street in the West Village with his girlfriend. Classic Air Jordans, a straight brim baseball hat and bomber jacket with logo all adds up to a sporty, casual look on a Saturday afternoon
West Village
Bleecker and Perry St.
Last spring, there was one particularly gorgeous day where it seemed every third person I passed was worthy of the blog. This real life Ken and Barbie epitomized the quality of goods I was encountering that day. Just a typical spring day for them, strolling down Bleecker, looking like they stepped out of GQ and Vogue, respectively.
Chelsea
9th Ave. and 20th St.
What can I say? I’m a sucker for a Rolling Stones t-shirt. Love that band and their logo. Any guy who wears or owns one is okay in my book.
West Village
Christopher and Gay St.
I’m so down for this couple and all their tattoos. To me they are dressed sort of preppy and clean cut, but their dual ink gives their look so much edge and versatility.
West Village
7th Avenue South
What’s even better than taking pictures of guys with a good sense of style is when their significant other is just as equally stylish. Two for the price of one. This couple was strolling in the West Village, both looking very put together. For him, it’s yet another example of how every guy should own a navy blue suit. It’s fool proof.
West Chelsea
10th Ave. and 26th St.
OBEY Clothing is the street wear label created by fine artist/graphic designer Shepard Fairey, who illustrated the infamous “Hope” poster of president Barack Obama. I see his logo on guys all over New York, usually on skater guys wearing OBEY hats. I was happy to come across a guy wearing the label’s flying lotus tee, as it’s one of my favorite designs of the label.
West Village
7th Ave. and Greenwich Ave.
I stumbled upon this couple leaving Roasting Plant Coffee in the West Village as I was heading in. It’s all about color with these tanks. The green one is pretty low cut and has wider arm holes. I’m a little more conservative and like the blue one, which is less revealing, but not by much 🙂
SoHo
Prince and Thompson St.
Sometimes the best accessory a man can have is a beautiful woman. A stylish man sometimes needs a stylish woman as his counterpart.
